It’s a term from Star Trek for the mating cycle of the Vulcan race.

I really don’t know much about woodworking but this looks great!

Can you please tell me what all went into making it? What kind of wood is it?

Would you use dovetails for this?

Is there perhaps a way you could furnish proof?

I’ve seen this picture for a few years and would be thrilled to believe this.

Do you have a crumb shot too, by chance?

Can you please help me with this one?

For those that don’t get the reference.

My favorite part of this is that the actual voice actor of Reverse Flash recorded the line (and I think also got someone from the studio to redo the mouth animations too)!

What’s changed about where you live over the years?

What are some things you remember that aren’t around anymore?

Do you wish certain things would come back?

I read the original to the tune without thinking about it!

I enjoyed this way more than I thought I would.

Thanks for sharing!

Horizon Zero Dawn vibes with this one.

Giving me the same vibes as:

“You do not realize that Taco Bell was the only restaurant to survive the franchise wars”

Looks nice!

What was the process for dying it?

Do you have an example of what the yellow would look like?

Kraken or Cthulu?

Ph’nglui mglw’nafh Cthulhu R’lyeh wgah’nagl fhtagn

First attempt? Not bad!

How did you think it came out?

Would you make it again?

Looks great!

Did you use a Lloyds pan?

Well, not exactly.

The very first comic is where the possum dies and some kids find it and have read that you have to place money over the eyes of the dead so they can pay the ferryman to cross the river of souls.

The kids place coins over the possum’s eyes and as a result, the possum was able to pay the fare, meets some underworld character and eventually ends up here in the posted comic.

Colt 45, 2 zig zags…

Maybe the supposed knee-rection?

Thanks for giving me a chuckle to start the day.

Did you write this?

We are Groot