Smile! You're on Candid Camera!

No kleptomania with this Ettin, obviously! She would much rather vend a near endless amount of cheese.

I'm not sure which one she was or what happened to her, so I can't check the genome or anything to see why so much cheese. But by the time she left that vender alone there was enough of the wedges of fatty goodness to thickly cover the length of entire ship from the far end of the bridge to the far end of engineering.

Thank goodness that all three species appear incapable of constipation! (I think.)

No Brains, Two Brains

Red brains, blue brains! Sorry, I could not resist doing that. It had been an interesting and slightly frustrating two weeks both in and out of the Lab and I'm feeling a little goofy. On the interesting side: I had found that one of my second generation hatchlings had nearly double the normal amount of genes in her genome. On the frustrating: After I discovered that I could open multiple genomes at once in the Genetics Kit, I decided to tackle making a whole brain and at the time without internet access it was seriously kicking my butt in the Update Sequence department. As much as I would love to vent some more of the week's frustrations with this breeding program, I'm going to keep on the subjects here. Starting with the late discovery after the jump.

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Norns of Nornal-Ish, the Second Generation

Oh, the joys of life! I thought I was going to get away with not having a sinus infection this season but apparently Nature had other plans. And decided to throw a summer cold right on top of it too. Right when I was in the middle of writing this blog post. So, about three weeks late, here it be!

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