![]() Todd and his gang take Jesse back to their compound, where he remained as their slave cook for several months. After Jack and his gang kill Hank Schrader and Steven Gomez, Todd recommends keeping Jesse alive so he can cook meth for them, and Jack agrees. Walt hired Jack and his gang to execute all of the imprisoned former members of Gus' Drug Empire, getting rid of any loose ends that might lead the DEA back to Walt. After Walt kills Mike, Todd truly earned his place at Walt's right hand when he helped dispose of Mike's body and introduced Walt to his prison-connected uncle, Jack Welker. When Jesse and Mike decided to quit the meth business, Walt brought Todd on as his new assistant. The group voted to let Todd stay on, but it was the beginning of the end of their partnership. While Walt seemed to accept Todd's callous rationale, Mike and Jesse were disgusted and angry. Todd defended his actions, claiming they couldn't leave any witnesses alive. He proves useful until he fatally shoots Drew Sharp, a young boy who accidentally witnessed the robbery. I’m not sure where you can get the animal series though.Walt and Jesse enlist Todd to help with the heist of a train carrying the methylamine they need to cook. Qualy is based in Thailand, but you can get the shakers with the trees over at the MoMA Store for $39 (USD) – or $35.10 if you’re a member. Designer Teerachai Suppametheekulwat’s concept itself is adorkably cute, and gives you free rein to have a little fun with your spices.įill the Christmas tree and polar bear jars with sugar and salt, while some granulated garlic might look good with the cactus since it could pass of as (extremely pungent) sand. I’m not sure what would go well with the bunny, camel, and dormant tree, but I’m sure you’ll find a relevant spice to add to each if you’ve got a lot of them in your inventory. ![]() If you’re the forgetful type, then you’ll probably have to taste the spices in each jar every once in a while to figure out which is which. Of course, they’re not very good for organization since there’s no space to label your spices. ![]() It’s a fun idea and I wonder why somebody didn’t come up with it sooner. I don’t have many spices in my kitchen cupboards, but I might start carrying more if I had these quirky plastic spice containers by Qualy that double as snow (or rather, spice) globes. The wampa cave is going for $39.99, while the space slug is just $19.99, but has a much smaller snow globe. This is no cave! But we’re still trapped in a giant snow globe!īoth Empire Strikes Back snow globes are available exclusively from ThinkGeek. The other scene isn’t quite as snow-appropriate, but nonetheless is just as awesome – as the Millennium Falcon breaks free from giant Exogorth Space Slug. At least unless you crack it open with a hammer – which I don’t recommend. He eventually breaks free, and slices off the wampa’s arm, but in the snow globe version, he’s permanently stuck in the ceiling, and isn’t going anywhere. It recreates a the classic scene in an icy cave on Hoth, as Luke hangs upside-down by his boots, while he attempts to use the Force to pull his lightsaber from the snow. In recognition of this fact, ThinkGeek has released a couple of fun Episode V collectible snow globes, and they’re both pretty awesome. Sure, The Force Awakens was very good, but it’s a tall hill to climb to best the 1980 classic. Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged baby yoda, glitter, snow globe, star wars, Technology, the mandalorian A Snow Globe, Except It Doesn’t Snow on Marsĭespite numerous Star Wars films being released in the 3+ decades since its release, The Empire Strikes Back is still the best movie in the saga for many of us. It’s currently sold out, but they expect to start shipping again in late November, just in time for the Christmas rush. The Child Glitter Globe sells for $89.99 (or one ingot of Beskar Steel) from The Bradford Exchange. It seems like there’s oxygen, or whatever these characters breathe, readily available in the proper amount from Tatooine to Hoth. ![]() And how does he breathe? I guess we could ask that question about every planet in the Star Wars universe. It’s sort of like a space helmet, only filled with water and shiny, snow-like glitter. The collectible is based on Grogu’s hover pram, only he’s inside of a crystal clear bubble. If you like the idea of a snowy Baby Yoda too, then check out this official Star Wars The Child Glitter Globe. Regardless, I think The Child aka Baby Yoda aka Grogu would enjoy catching snowflakes on his little tongue in between gulping down frog eggs. But maybe it’s just that none of the scenes so far have taken place in the wintertime. We’ve yet to visit any planets on The Mandalorian where it’s snowing.
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