You all knew what you voted for , of course he had stock in this . He ' s the antichrist . <| sep |> He ' s tilting right now bro . Stay away for a few days <| sep |> Why did they make Blake ' s face so wide ? <| sep |> Yeah . My complaint was that they replaced the dated stuff with advertisements , rather than improved more modern stuff . Carousel of Progress was hilarious just before they shut it down , with the kid bragging about how he got a new electric guitar and mom ' s keeping recipes on her home computer , too , with people sitting in the audience surfing their iPhones . They should have updated the concept , not replaced it with advertisement kiosks for smart thermostats . <| sep |> Long story short , my lab got a new 3 D printer and I ' ve been reading a lot about 3 D printing online . I came across this accidentally and I haven ' t seen it posted here before , so I thought I ' d share . To be honest , it ' s a neat gimmick , but it ' s not a bigfoot . It ' s kinda like trying to recreate a platypus skeleton by copypasting bones from a duck and a beaver . The skull is a Paranthropus , which is a bipedal human relative that has teeth that were extremely specialized for eating low quality foods like raw roots and tree bark , and cracking tough nuts . Apart from being an ape , that skull has nothing in common with bigfoot . And I think most of the postcranium is from a Neanderthal , and while they might be a good analogue since they were pretty heavilybuilt bipeds themselves , scaling up the bone size isometrically i . e without changing the shape wouldn ' t work , since the force that body mass would exert scales disproportionately to size just by looking at that skeleton you might think the thigh bones look pretty weak . It makes a neat visual though . Here ' s the actual page I came across s a s q u a t c h s p e c u l a t i o n g i vennewboostwithremarkable 3 d p r i n t e dfullscalebigfootskeleton . html