Tradução minha para a Booksmile :)
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And God Said, “Let There Be Dinosaurs!”
Let there be light! Let there be Heaven and Earth! Let there be
mortal souls created in Mine own image, gifted with reason and free
will… in a bit.
First, let there be a bunch of giant fucking monsters everywhere!
In My infinite wisdom, I know that populating Earth with millions of Godzillas will be awesome. Humongous monsters with silly little arms! Tiny monsters that hunt in packs! Monsters covered in bulletproof plates with spikes for tails and ocean monsters and flying monsters that terrorize the skies and HOLY SHIT THIS WILL BE VERY FUCKING COOL.
Using the divine power of My words, I shall bring into Creation gigantic reptiles with no brains. They won’t be able to think at all! Just fight all the time!
“Oh, no look out! There’s a T. Rex!” one dinosaur will go.
“Fuck that. I look like a dragon and spit poison out of my mouth!” says another.
I AM TALKING A HUNDRED MILLION YEARS OF WATCHING DINOSAUR FIGHTS FROM HEAVEN!
I shall be an active God. Sometimes I’ll pick up two of the dinosaurs, one in each hand, and just smash them into each other, like, “Smash! Smash! Oh, what dinosaur’s going to win?” Then I’ll drop one and grab a pterodactyl out of the sky, and he’ll dive-bomb the one in my other hand and be all like, “Zooooom! Ssssshblamm!”
And should My righteous interest in watching beast battles 24/7 wane (not likely), I’ll just flick an asteroid at Earth, blot out the sun with dust, wait 65 million years, then breath life into a bunch of Adams and Eves. Ugh, I’m already dreading it. These humans are going to be wanting stuff from Me all the time and never biting each other’s necks off with razor-sharp demon teeth for My amusement.
On the flip side, I’m sure the humans will really enjoy looking at the dinosaurs’ bones in museums.
Universe, let there be monsters! And, lo, they are good!
…
I have got to stop talking to Myself. Sometimes I feel like I’m the only absolute, indivisible, and incomparable theistic being in the whole universe. Maybe it’s time I create Myself a…Mrs. God?
No time! Gotta finish My perfect universe by creating eight other empty, worthless planets with nothing on them at all. Now back to My castle on the moon to watch fifty raptors team up to kill a stegosaurus!
Sam Weiner for McSweeney's
First, let there be a bunch of giant fucking monsters everywhere!
In My infinite wisdom, I know that populating Earth with millions of Godzillas will be awesome. Humongous monsters with silly little arms! Tiny monsters that hunt in packs! Monsters covered in bulletproof plates with spikes for tails and ocean monsters and flying monsters that terrorize the skies and HOLY SHIT THIS WILL BE VERY FUCKING COOL.
Using the divine power of My words, I shall bring into Creation gigantic reptiles with no brains. They won’t be able to think at all! Just fight all the time!
“Oh, no look out! There’s a T. Rex!” one dinosaur will go.
“Fuck that. I look like a dragon and spit poison out of my mouth!” says another.
I AM TALKING A HUNDRED MILLION YEARS OF WATCHING DINOSAUR FIGHTS FROM HEAVEN!
I shall be an active God. Sometimes I’ll pick up two of the dinosaurs, one in each hand, and just smash them into each other, like, “Smash! Smash! Oh, what dinosaur’s going to win?” Then I’ll drop one and grab a pterodactyl out of the sky, and he’ll dive-bomb the one in my other hand and be all like, “Zooooom! Ssssshblamm!”
And should My righteous interest in watching beast battles 24/7 wane (not likely), I’ll just flick an asteroid at Earth, blot out the sun with dust, wait 65 million years, then breath life into a bunch of Adams and Eves. Ugh, I’m already dreading it. These humans are going to be wanting stuff from Me all the time and never biting each other’s necks off with razor-sharp demon teeth for My amusement.
On the flip side, I’m sure the humans will really enjoy looking at the dinosaurs’ bones in museums.
Universe, let there be monsters! And, lo, they are good!
…
I have got to stop talking to Myself. Sometimes I feel like I’m the only absolute, indivisible, and incomparable theistic being in the whole universe. Maybe it’s time I create Myself a…Mrs. God?
No time! Gotta finish My perfect universe by creating eight other empty, worthless planets with nothing on them at all. Now back to My castle on the moon to watch fifty raptors team up to kill a stegosaurus!
Sam Weiner for McSweeney's
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As nossas compras na Feira do Livro / What we bought at the Book Fair
Be-a-Ba: mapa-mundi com autocolantes, plesiossauro em puzzle 4D.
Booksmile: A Casa da Bicharada.
Edicare: Dinossauros, Atividades no País Imaginário, dois brinquedos científicos.
Kalandraka: Inventário das Árvores (e o melhor saquinho de toda a Feira :)
Pavilhão dos Pequenos Editores: My First Bedtime Stories.
Porto Editora: Livro de Atividades da Ovelha Choné, Cola e Descola com As Roupas, GRU - Meu Pai, o Supervilão.
quarta-feira, 4 de junho de 2014
quinta-feira, 22 de maio de 2014
Stone Girl, Bone Girl - the story of Mary Anning of Lyme Regis
Recommended by A Mighty Girl. Click to buy from Amazon UK
Mary Anning, born in England in 1799, made an astounding discovery at age 12 when she unearthed the first full skeleton of a giant ichthyosaur in the cliffs above her home in Lyme Regis. This incident -- in which she was helped by a little dog she rescued from a cemetery -- was the beginning of a long career that saw Mary become the world's best-known fossil hunter.
Best-selling author Laurence Anholt turns Mary's fascinating life into a perfect read-aloud, while Sheila Moxley's luscious pictures vividly evoke the coastal setting and dramas of Mary's exciting life.
Mary Anning, born in England in 1799, made an astounding discovery at age 12 when she unearthed the first full skeleton of a giant ichthyosaur in the cliffs above her home in Lyme Regis. This incident -- in which she was helped by a little dog she rescued from a cemetery -- was the beginning of a long career that saw Mary become the world's best-known fossil hunter.
Best-selling author Laurence Anholt turns Mary's fascinating life into a perfect read-aloud, while Sheila Moxley's luscious pictures vividly evoke the coastal setting and dramas of Mary's exciting life.
quarta-feira, 21 de maio de 2014
That Spielberg fella... :)
Disgraceful photo of Spielberg happily posing next to a Triceratops he just killed.
We need to name and shame these bigshot directors, thinking they can wantonly kill innocent dinosaurs.
found at imgur
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