Pizzazzium
Pizzazium - The Undoing of Lemewria2021

"Pizzazium" is only a mere approximation of this mysterious missing element, this lost philosopher's stone, this wonder drug of the cat civilization of Lemewria that once orbited Vega the pole star. Some scholars refer to the conflict between Disco-Reptilians and the Lyran Space Cats as the "Pizzazium Wars" not only due to the amount of style and glamour with which this long fought battle was waged on both sides, but because the essential conflict was over this precious substance, "Pizzazium." Presumably, the last supplies of this powerful psychoactive element were lost in the destruction of Lemewria apprx. 100,000 BCE. Before this, Lyran Space Cats gradually became addicted to "Transcommodification" - a kind of disassociative polymorphism that was found a relaxing and supremely pleasurable feline pastime which led to widespread epidemic of addiction to becoming - ultimately and for lack of a better description - pizza. Yes, pizza . . .
Sushinium - the Pizzazium Gateway Drug2021

These images show cats indulging in the disassociative feline bliss of holofelinity known as "Transcommodification". Lyran Cat society was divided chiefly into two castes; a clerical or priestly class known as "Felis" and a warrior or engineer class known as "Panthera". These castes were equal but different and both were required for the smooth functioning of the Catopia that thrived on ancient Lemewria. However, it is a sad historical fact that it was the Felis caste of cats, with their love of cerebral metaphysics and altered states of consciousness, that became addicted to transcommodifying themselves. First it begins with "Sushinium" (a light recreational transcommodifying agent) and the cats start turning into sushi, then it progresses to hot dogs, and finally - in the most severe stages of the addiction - pizza itself (the worst!). The states of transcommodification are facilitated by a rare element known as "Pizzazium", which is, for all practical purposes an addictive drug - one with often irreversible effects.