4 horsemen = three-headed flying leopard, a dragon, a flying lion, a ring wraith? and a bear and some buff guy from the Odyssey? I'm in

don't kink shame

my kid is a student at UofI, i wonder how much i could pay her and a few friends to go to this and start speaking in tongues

Darn! Sew it is! Someone’ll prolly surge in to needle you about this spindly comment thread.

I may be biased, but @wombatman70 's puns are leaving me in stitches!

Epic Thread!

@idogcow my head is bobbin’ in agreement.

That Singer is a zinger!

Sorry, couldn't come up with a decent pun.

Kinda sad to see old sewing machines taken out of service, but these sure are beautiful. If they're not being used for sewing, at least they're still being appreciated.

i can only hope reverse gear is called backstitch

Put the treadle down and RIDE

I wanna buy one.

I was coming out of the library today and a couple of tourists asked, “where’s the library?”

I congratulate them that they’d already arrived. “Okay but how do we go in?”

I gesture at the automatic sliding door still open behind me.

In before "moistened bint"

Watery tart …

Lobbed a scimitar

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Let the repressing begin!

This seems like a good basis for a system of government.

@samh lolllllll

"And when you're registered they let you do it."

See, that's what they're working on right now, though.

Got mine in

Vote in person if at all possible. On Election Day.

@MackReed I dropped my ballot off in the dropbox by our local library. A few days later I got confirmation from the election board that they'd received it.

Vote early. Vote often.

Ballots delivered yesterday, making plans

@MackReed Same library experience (CA)
Verified online that it was received the next day.

Oooo good to have the context for https://mltshp.com/p/1RWZS

Trails were blazed 🫡

immortalized in Lego Ideas 'Women In Space" №21312

One of my employees worked for her and is still at the lab. She has nothing but nice things to say about her.

Woah. What a hero

Noticed you across the infinite corridor and liked your vibe.

One of them takes your insurance and is taking new patients. You have to find them in a lunch break.

Welcome to the Hilbert Hotel! Your room is at the end of the hall.

Ironing Day at The U.S. Institute of Steam, Feb. 13, 1951

"We are all very disappointed with you."

“Only one doctor wearing spectacles per doorway, please, folks”

Superior Intelligence Institute

Be afraid....

spoopy!

Sweet!

Added to /How-low-can-you-go 🥸

hell of a largemouth!

Congratulations!!

Like a boss!

Now she needs a pony. Congrats!

expecting a troubled rivulet?

I've used sketchup for a long time but my 9-y-o is asking for lessons and I hesitate to feed her into an evolutionary dead end. My neighbor has a 3d filament printer as does our local library and I hope someday to get a resin printer! Do you recommend software for this sort of noodling in a format that lends itself to fdm? Teaching her seems like a jumping-off point for me to learn, too!!

@comotellamas I've used a lot of different modeling software, Rhino, Blender, FreeCAD, Sketchup, etc.

The one I landed on was Fusion360. There's some learning curve but it's very worth it for me, since I do a lot of things that are helped by parameters. I still use blender for some rigging and sculpting.

I've used a ton of slicers too. The one I just started using, and by far the best, is Orca.

I've wanted to get into resin, but I'm not willing to commit to the chemicals.

Is this for the tree?

@0y3ahSansAcut3 yes, for the low stump

@artwells Thank you for the thoughtful response! We have some rain coming over the weekend, so I'll post up on the couch and work my way through a couple videos with her on Blender3D. They have a pretty active community and I like working with FOSS solutions because they tend to stick around and work well on older hardware. Between her infectious enthusiasm and my list of "ideas we could try 3D printing some day" it might be a good push to finally get into it!

Oh my gosh but now Fusion is free for home use! Maybe we'll check out both. If you hadn't mentioned it I probably never would have noticed; I have some old AutoCAD copies on CD and there are several (unlicensed, probably) old F360 installers lying around, but I had it in my brain that it was super expensive to license and use.

"Oh, @artwells grills delicious meats and pays for Fusion 360, pinkies out everyone!" *tease*

@comotellamas Fusion 360 is free for personal, non-commercial use, but it is rather de-featured from the paid version, and limits your number of active project files. There is also no great way to get it running on Linux, if that's a concern.

FreeCAD does do things a little bit differently than most other CAD packages out there, but if you're not already used to a diffrent workflow, it's a lot less of a hangup, and there are lots of very good tutorials out there. Just make sure the tutorials you're using are for the version of FreeCAD you got, as quite a lot changed leading up to the 1.0 release, and then a little bit in the 1.1 release as well. I finally landed on FreeCAD, because AutoDesk has clawed back features on the free 360 licence twice now, and I don't trust them not to do it again. I don't want to have all my stuff locked in a dead-end (for me) ecosystem.

3D CAD (like Fusion 360, or FreeCAD, or Sketchup) is good for precision parts, where you're trying to make a thing fit another thing. Blender is better for more organic shapes, like mini figures and such.

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤪🤪🤪

Mars or Arizona

That's a lot of Sols.

using "ask" as a noun

@cristin Oooof. I hate that.

Using "drop" as a noun

peeving about perfectly fine words as nouns

AKA nouning.

i find it quite interesting ....

a nominal amount of nominalization

But verbing weirds language!

using "aesthetic" as an adjective

That’s the Midwest.
A badger making stew wearing flannel and overalls? Wonderful.

Keep us posted

<3

Oh heck yes!

When I’ve been there, I’ve had sardines at least twice per visit. I’ve been tolg it’s a “plebeian” choice and “workers” food. I don’t care. Fresh caught and not frozen, they’re delicious.

also, as always, a reminder that this is NOT a cover of the grand funk railroad song. this is... yeah, an entirely different experience, and worth six minutes of your time.

My favorite or second favorite album of theirs, I think. (Electr-O-Pura is the other contender.)

@snarkout this one, electr-o-pura, and ...and then nothing turned itself inside out have always been a kind of "holy trinity" of albums to me

I saw them play in Glasgow while touring that album. It was in a lovely venue with comfy seats. Fond memories

@scruss L U C K Y! i would have LOVED to see them on this tour! (to this day i've still never seen them live.)

I discovered this band some years ago when someone here on Mltshp posted an aniversary interview article with them, and I have listened to them SO much since then. Going to pick up this at Bandcamp.

@hassebasse nice, that's awesome that MLTSHP got you into them. they are a true hidden gem of music. i love how many fans of them are here!

not a poem

Globular cluster shape...

Lol, you are a few weeks early!

Regardless, the fucker knocked it out of the park when he could have just taken a photo of a door handle or some shit.

Should've been a cat.

I agree, good apps and good folks

Cabel is a good follow on Mastodon, too.

@robotmachine I used to look forward to his fireworks packaging report every year.

I've got my head stuck in the cupboard!

SEMPRINI

@artwells Applies to both pictures. Bravo!

MY BRAIN HURTS