Patience St. Pim in the Adventure Time Finale Intro

My youngest son noticed this and I don't think anyone else online has mentioned it yet. Take a look at the opening shot from the finale intro. On the right, there's a multi-faceted icy sphere.

Adjust the levels a little bit and it becomes very familiar:

Clearly this is the self-containing time capsule of Patience St. Pim, last seen in the episode Skyhooks 2, suggesting she'll return in a thousand years (which adds up to the setting of the finale intro)!

Adventure Time Finale Celebration

The kids and I watched Adventure Time from the first trailer until the end last night. We marked the finale all weekend, to the point where I'm out sick with a backache and sleep loss! :) That's how you do it man.

Saturday we got the ingredients for a Time Sandwich (a.k.a. Jake Sandwich or the Greatest Sandwich Ever Made). All weekend we re-watched key episodes and went outside to craft homemade spears, bows, and arrows to use against some (quick-and-dirty) pink foam cutouts of the Lich and other villains.

An oozing mutant took the first hit directly in his mouth!

A Gnome Fairy got what was coming to him for blowing up old ladies.

The Lich, post-battle but before a spear broke him in two.

AMO before he was busted up.

We learned that you really really need to use a decent amount of bacon if you want to taste it in a pancake. I went cheap with crumbles. Live and learn. Basically they tasted like pancakes. But we had a blast making my mistake. Next time I'm going big.

I took some bacon and I put it in a pancake.

Gluten-free Finn cakes my daughter helped me make.

Jake's Ultimate Sandwich. Not bad at all. 

Double Screencaps

Nothing fancy -- screen captures joined together for dual screen wallpaper. 3840x1080.

The Crack that Distracts

A theory: White Pearl isn't mind-controlled...White Diamond is.

(3840x1080, for dual screens, btw)

James Raiz Draws Every Live Action Star Wars Film

This incredible montage artist made a sprawling tribute to the Star Wars films that captures scenes of each film, all blending into one another. It took him hundreds of hours to make the piece -- not by commission but out of love for the films. Watch a non-monetized video of this inspiring masterwork being made from beginning to end.

Then take a look at the full-color version.

It's been online for a year but it was new to me!

All Aboard the Root Canal Train

Somebody just said to me "I'm not just gonna jump on the root canal train."

Turns out there used to be one.

World's Most Random Dual Monitor Wallpaper Dump

Sometimes you just feel a certain way. Or an uncertain seven ways. These are made for dual 1920x1080 screens.