Thing from Beyond Poll
Scenario
Your friend is an otherworldly monster whose persona you know her as is only a shape she folds her body into to interface with human society and also as a lure to get close enough to humans to open up and consume them whole both for nourishment and to absorb their DNA and memories to become more human and in turn maybe better understand her place in a world to which she doesn’t belong. Her “true form,” unfolded, is about a 9’-14’ across 1”-thick ‘blanket’ of a creature with no front or back, only color-changing skin on one side and rows of retractable teeth on the other side that doubles as both a mouth and stomach. (This is the side that’s on the inside when folded up into a human shape but it can change color too with some practice.)
(This is one of the five core playable monsters in Eureka: Investigative Urban Fantasy, the “thing from beyond”, which you can read all about and even play as if you go download the demo from the free demo link on our website and jump to page 402.)
Anyway, the question is, if the whole gang was planning a picnic and she wanted to lay mouth-up on the ground and be the blanket, would you let her?
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I miss fun TV shows with ragtag friend groups getting into wacky hijinks. Like yeah fine they save the world or whatever but more importantly, they crack jokes and get into shenanigans and take care of each other. Miss the hell out of that shit.
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1st Avenue, Eureka, Montana.
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I think I've cracked the code:
Eddie is a nerd who happens to be painfully hot.
Steve is painfully hot and happens to be a nerd.
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Doodle of Eureka from labyrinth of galleria : the moon society
I have been obsessed with the Labyrinth series ever since I tried Refrain , please give more
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Day 16: Flatline
Hawaii Five-0 8x10 | Eureka 4x15 | The Haunting of Hill House 1x10 | Graceland 2x13 | Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows | Lucifer 2x13 | Warehouse 13 1x06 | Stargate Atlantis 1x04 | Superman and Lois 2x13 | Iron Man 3 deleted scene | Stargate SG-1 4x18
@whumptober @whumptober-archive
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There were a lot of Japanese films featuring Koji Yakusho at the front seat of the car, and Wenders' "Perfect Days" doesn't even rank in the top ten in my mind.
Masato Harada
- Kamikaze Taxi
1995
Kiyoshi Kurosawa
- Cure
1997
Yoshimitsu Morita
- Lost Paradise
1997
Shohei Imamura
- The Eel
1997
Kiyoshi Kurosawa
- License to Live
1999
Shinji Aoyama
- Eureka
2000
Kiyoshi Kurosawa
- Doppelganger
2003
Shinji Aoyama
- Lakeside Murder Case
2004
Kiyoshi Kurosawa
- Tokyo Sonata
2008
Jun Ichikawa
- Tadon and Chikuwa
1998
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