But they're WORMS! Worms! Ugh!

The description just keeps giving. Not only was this broadcast on one of SKY's channels, it turns out our pal here is a telepath.

Goo story, bro.

This is just a recycled X-Files meme. The sentient black oil played a prominent role in the finale. So, 5 stars for username/clip synergy.

I love that there are still people who think that the X-Files was real.

There are people who think everything in movies, TV, and even frickin' card games (see Illuminati: NWO by Steve Jackson Games) are all attempts at warning us of what's out there or what's coming. Y'see, "they" don't want you to know this stuff is TRUE and REAL, and the only way to get the TRUTH REVEALED and EXPOSED is to somehow sneak it out in the form of light entertainment and crappy films.*


* Unless the conspiracy demands that it be intentionally leaked as a form of evil gloating by the reptiloids or whatever flavor of overlord is supposedly in charge.

Whoa, that's a real tag!?

wth?

It's PoE memes upon memes. Surely you undertand, memedumpster.

I'm the least racist person here, but swearing gives you earmites. I'm a bouncer. Garbage Dongs.

I was just caught off guard by not knowing about it. After following the tag, I still don't know where this came from. Oh well, I didn't call myself memeepistemologicalparser.

I need more stencil buffers for that.

As far as I know it's a combination of the "no swearing in title or tags" rule and a recurring gag about "landing goo" on poe-news which came from someone getting way too into a couple of science fiction tropes and thinking that would be a real solution to actual space travel problems.