Awesome interview.

Best 9/11 Truth parody ever.

"The fullerenes... are a family of carbon allotropes named after Richard Buckminster Fuller and are sometimes called buckyballs." (wikipedia)
Fullerenedream is a bit of a tribute to Tangerine Dream and Tryptamine Dream. It also vaguely refers to dreams of technology: cylindrical fullerenes are carbon nanotubes. "The strength and flexibility of carbon nanotubes makes them of potential use in controlling other nanoscale structures, which suggests they will have an important role in nanotechnology engineering." (wikipedia again)

In the end... I just thought it sounded cool.

I met one cat who got a little bit of froth on just from being petted. Mostly she just drooled though. Her humans had a little scrap of cloth for wiping her face!

She is going to be the next liquid dancing world champion!

I was not expecting that at all!

It's a little weird to be accused of being made up! Of course you're joking, but all the same... well... if you google "fullerenedream" I think you'll be satisfied. Or djsunkid will look like a very meticulous liar!

Alright, I admit it! I'm a lurker. I'm djsunkid's girlfriend, and he does the sifting around here. I'd rather watch the gems you guys find than try to find them myself. What can I say? I like to enjoy the fruits of other people's labor.

At first I didn't like the elitism I saw around here, but then I realized it truly is a meritocracy. I like that. Also, since my boyfriend is an avid sifter, I get to see more of the community than I otherwise would. If he wasn't so into it, I doubt I'd watch many of the videos at all, not to mention see the jokes, conversations and friendships that grow up around all this stuff.

I think this is a pretty cool place. I just tend to waste my time on the internet in other ways.

That is crazy and psychedelic! I had no idea synchronized swimming could be so cool. Even crazier that it's from all the way back in the 30's!

CUUUTE!!!

It's a bit like catching flies with chopsticks.

Heh, we used to play a game like this in my summer drama camp in elementary school. One person would speak in gobbledy-gook while another would "translate", resulting in much laughter.

"You guys might do... ok." Priceless

BTW, it's "pizzeria".

I would totally read a book about bread by that guy.

She looks so happy