Journey to the Centre of the Earth
fluffy πŸ’œ
fluffy πŸ’œ
fluffy@plush.city

I just realized that it sure was convenient that there were those big logs for Hans to build the raft, in an environment where we haven't seen a single tree

#monsterdon

nev
nev
nev@bananachips.club

At this juncture I'd like to mention that the Galapagos tortoises were one of my favourite things to see at the zoo as a kid, where we would go every year on my birthday. (The first, of course, was the orangutans.)

#Monsterdon

Blue
Blue
blue@bigshoulders.city

now this scene is also like my eclipse trip because there were a lot of lizards at my friend's cabin, and two got in a fight right after the totality ended #monsterdon

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

After the pointless mushroom interlude, we learn that the water in this cave realm have healing properties. Then we sail off on the raft that Mr Whittle Pipe built. I use the term "sail" loosely as it looks like the raft is pretty much just floating there idly.

We catch a fish and Mr Whittle Pipe cooks it. Mr. Whittle Pipe in this movie is an allegory for the entire working class, doing every single job somehow except explaining things and getting injured.

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_CLKπŸ‹
LK_877

β€œLet’s just stand under this giant poison-bearing mushroom while I take my time explaining how dangerous it is to stand under the giant poison-bearing mushrooms.”

lytta :SpinningCube:
lytta :SpinningCube:
lytta@hachyderm.io

@neia while none of this makes any physical sense, IF there were magically another landscape deep below the surface, it would essentially be a much smaller sphere and thus take less time to move between longitude and latitude coordinates #monsterdon

Srol
Srol
srol@mellified.men

They may have lost their canteens, but it's good to see the party's collection of matching patterned pants-vests combos remains unharmed. #Monsterdon