Black and white profile of a woman’s face with this caption: “ I distrust those people who know so well what God wants them to do, because I notice it always coincides with their own desires.”
-Susan B. Anthony

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Layers of stickers and paint, mostly yellows black and white

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the Grinch dressed as santa sliding around christmas decorations like a snake

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A holiday photo showing a Christmas goblin, a bloody Santa, and two innocent bystanders. A Merry Gothmas wreath is displayed in the background

We see the backside of a beefy man hitchhiking with his jeans and panties down around his knees, revealing delightful hindquarters with the text "angry gays want to steal Christmas."

Frowning people at a horror themed coffee shop

A man (who is exceptionally handsome) holds a freshly cut Christmas tree above his head. A mountain landscape (also exceptionally handsome) provides the backdrop.

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illustration of woman putting a record on with the thought bubble "I must put on a record to cheer myself up"

An emu stares intently

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a woman with a deer headdress adorned with horns, feathers, bones, feathers, and skins

empty city street in the midst of heavy snowfall: one of those annoyingly ever-present ebikes has been left discarded on the sidewalk and is slowly being covered by snow. behind it a sandwichboard for a tattoo and piercing shop proclaims “walk ins welcome!”

A removed floppy drive with sticker that says "works, but makes sad noises"

science fiction illustration of a tree that looks like a brain with a trunk that looks like a spinal column. the tree is being approached by two people on horseback, one of whom appears to be in knight's armor

A listing of possibly controversial topics and their Dewey Decimal numbers

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A three-panel image, the top left is the outside of a box of four donuts with a label that says “East Park Donuts & Coffee.” The top right is a close-up shot of the red-jam-oozing opening where the powdered-sugar-covered donut was filled, and the bottom image is a donut cut in half, with the jam pouring out of the interior.

illustration art of death (in top hat and tails) dancing with/cradling a young woman

hand holding white coffee mug that has been photoshopped to look like it was silkscreeened with the image of a Spacing Guild navigator from DavidLynch’s 1984 movie “Dune” (floating creature with a face like a brain mashed up with a vulva, two eyes, and two spindly arms and two tiny hind legs hanging off its insectoid abdomen) and the words,
BORN TO NAVIGATE
MACHINE IS A FUCK
Kill Em All 10191
I am butlerian jihad
410, 757, 864, 530 DEAD ROBOTS”

Screen grabs of actresses (well they are or in Fisher's case were both actress-producer-writers today, but Ridley wasn't multi-hyphenate at the time of this interview I think) Carrie Fisher and Daisy Ridley on the Graham Norton show. Fisher is telling an anecdote about meeting a young fan. "I went into a store one day and this boy said 'Are you Princess Leia?' 'Yes.' 'He said, I thought about you every day from when I was 12 to when I was 22.' And I said, 'Every day?' And he said, 'Well, four times a day'!" There is a panel of Graham Norton reacting with disgust, then a panel of Fisher and a patiently listening Ridley. Fisher says: "So you have that to look forward to." Close up of Daisy Ridley's face making a deep frown.