There are two versions, the first one is so old Jack Nicholson is a teen

Old one was more a sci-fi Twilight Zone movie. Then they made the musical. Then they made the musical-movie. Then they cut and redid the ending.

hehe do we want to watch a happy ending or a darker ending... or both >:D

Not going to watch the ending, I don't want to spoil it. x'D

In the end mama tiger finds all her kittens... wait... am I getting confused?

I think there was a movie like that called Two Brothers. XD

whaat seriously? everything's a movie xD

Well, in that one, there's a mama tiger who gets separated from her two cubs that are brothers. One ends up going to a circus and trained to jump through flaming hoops, and the other one ends up being sent to an oriental prince's mangary and trained to fight. So they end up buying the circus one to pit against the one in the mangary to fight, they realize they are brothers so they end up escaping (I don't remember how) and finding mama again. x'D

That's actually pretty cute xD

there is more to it than that, but that's a summary. x'D

Edit: *reads ml1201's summary* Huh...so prince and the pauper, sort of? Actually, no - just came to my mind for some reason.

Okay, I found the full movie (Little Shop of Horrors) online! Want to watch it as a group on Trisphee tomorrow night?

Sorry, I have plans tonight. ^^; Going to be playing a retro style tabletop RPG.

Vsauce episode

Tis interesting.

That's great, ml!

The news just go from one to another so I was like 'cat food in comets'???

Sorry to just info-dump, but...

List of things Lawtan found today:
1) There is a beer made from yeast that was trapped in Amber for 45 million years (Eocene)

2) Jellyfish look to be the oldest animals, based on comparison of modern animal gene sequences. (though Sponges still have a slightly better fossil record)

3) Pando, the oldest still-living tree (colonial), is struggling - either by parasite or by climate. It is located in Utah and is somewhere between 80,000 and 1,000,000 years old
(for reference, humans start migrating out of Africa ~110,000 years ago, and make it to the other continents 60,000 to 40,000 years ago...oldest structures are ~20,000, oldest cities 10,000, writing 5,000...)

4) The problem of neutrinos; in models for decay, there are always more neutrinos/antineutrinos calculated than found in experiments. It was believed that it was due to "sterile" neutrinos - ones that by definition would be almost nothing - not affecting much of anything, but explaining where the expected mass went. Dad always called it a "fudge factor" and with recent experiments turning up nothing, he may be right.

I'm scared of jellyfish, aren't those the ones tjhat never stop growing?