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Wayne Mondok (Canadian, born 1961) Yellow Light
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A late (or possibly early?) winter scene with a small pond/large puddle reflecting yellow winter light. A grove of trees bare of leaves line the body of water.
I love this! ♡
AMTTLOMWLT
Bristol Stool Chart Cake
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A chocolate cake with 7 different numbered chocolate bars
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May include: Black embroidered patch with white text that reads "IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED TRY DOING IT THE WAY I TOLD YOU TO".
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I knew a teacher who had this on a poster in his room. He’s a dick. I get why it was there because procedure is a major part of science. But jeez….
@m3moellering Close to 30 years as a professional chef and this is a mantra I am required to repeat daily... To people who are old enough to have followed the instructions correctly the first time... and yet they don't.
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A wild mltshpr appears...
ELECTRICITY
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Cover art for the "The How and Why Wonder Book of Electricity" shows an illustration of a toggle on/off switch shooting bolts of electricity into a film projector, a television, a turntable, an electric drill, a train, and a telephone
I didn’t have that one but I had several - my favorite was the How and Why book of Stars. Young me looked at that one often.
you hear the most outrageous lies about it
Vivian Maier - Chicago (1978)
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Photograph of a bunch of daisies sitting in the back seat of an open convertible parked on a busy street in an urban setting
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The story of the re-discovery of her work is the promise of an internet long dead.
‘tis the season
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Evrart and Harry had twins
"We have both types of music: Country and Western!"
Vote pasty or rusty, who do you want to ignore most?
Death
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Another tarot card completed. This is Death. Many people will tell you that Oyá is the Oríṣà of death and those people are wrong.
Oyá is the owner of the cemetery. Yewá (say YEG-wah) is the Orisha of death, dreams, chastity, and decomposition. Yewá (also called Ewa or Iyewá) is often seen as a chaste maiden, and originally from the deep sea (she was one of Olokún’s daughters).
Ṣàngó seduced her and forced himself on her. She took an abortive tonic and retreated to the graveyard with Oyá in shame.
While Oyá owns the actual cemetery and the process of dying, Yewá owns the bodies and watches them decompose. One of her titles is Queen of Cadavers. She is completely intolerant of nudity in her presence, vulgarity, talk of sex, or any disrespect. So strict is she, that in Nigeria, she is attended to by eunuchs.
Hand-drawn entirely in Adobe Illustrator without the use of AI. ©2026 Davezilla. All rights reserved.
Oyá is the owner of the cemetery. Yewá (say YEG-wah) is the Orisha of death, dreams, chastity, and decomposition. Yewá (also called Ewa or Iyewá) is often seen as a chaste maiden, and originally from the deep sea (she was one of Olokún’s daughters).
Ṣàngó seduced her and forced himself on her. She took an abortive tonic and retreated to the graveyard with Oyá in shame.
While Oyá owns the actual cemetery and the process of dying, Yewá owns the bodies and watches them decompose. One of her titles is Queen of Cadavers. She is completely intolerant of nudity in her presence, vulgarity, talk of sex, or any disrespect. So strict is she, that in Nigeria, she is attended to by eunuchs.
Hand-drawn entirely in Adobe Illustrator without the use of AI. ©2026 Davezilla. All rights reserved.
swoon
contraption
The Slits - I Heard It Through The Grapevine (HQ)
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Cut and The Raincoats should be required listening in 8th grade music classes around the world.
The Red Handfish (Thymichthys politus)
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A strange red and black fish, seen in profile on the ocean floor
'The Red Handfish (Thymichthys politus) is a bizarre species found only off the coast of Tasmania. This species has modified pectoral fins that resemble human hands.and it has no swim bladder, so it uses its fins to crawl along the seafloor, and it's one of the world's most endangered fishes, with fewer than 100 individuals remaining.'
https://handfish.org.au/species-...
https://handfish.org.au/species-...
Glup Shitto inspiration
I can't choose, they're all good musics
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Nine album covers depicting not_on_display's soul-defining albums
For every album on here, there are at least 50 I left off. These are 9 albums which introduced me to new sounds.
When I was 14 got busted shoplifting Meddle on cassette.
I was too anxious to do the 5-finger, but I think I picked it up at a tag sale when I was 17.
"Ethereal Encounter"
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From above, a pale blue sawfish swims beside a green turtle seen through a mist
Photo by Mark Deakin, overall winner, Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year
Green sawfish (Pristis zijsron) and a Green turtle (Chelonia mydas)
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Green sawfish (Pristis zijsron) and a Green turtle (Chelonia mydas)
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"Together they fight CRIME!"
I’d definitely watch (and rewatch) that animated film
Found while looking through an old harddrive
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Why was I using folder names to keep notes in?
Did I make up these facts or are they real?
At least I've worked on my spelling a bit since then.
Did I make up these facts or are they real?
At least I've worked on my spelling a bit since then.
CHECK YOUR CO₂ DETECTORS WHEN YOU HAVE A MINUTE
11 years ago today
affirming graffiti
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A rural underpass in autumn with some graffiti on it saying "You are so loved"
It's true.
When I drive to work, one of the places I park has graffiti reading “I hope you heal”
I’m trying, man. I’m trying.
I’m trying, man. I’m trying.
There's a really right bend in a road near us that people call Hoot corner. Someone sprayed HOOT on the wall so cars approaching it hoot their horn to let others know they are about to hit the corner.
I got married!
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Us with our witnesses, French town hall
loosely in order, a decade-ish at a time
Nice pull, man.
I love my balcony
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It overlooks a medium-busy street in a neighborhood of Seattle, so I can still people watch. I love the oaks right in front of the building that make my view green and lush, (they do have cankerworm problems, but nothing's perfect) and even in the winter, give enough of a natural feel that the place doesn't feel sterile. It's a nice mix of urbanity and green space.
I'm on the second floor, and the balcony is this fun not-quite outside and not-quite inside in between space. Like, It's ambient temperature and noise, so I need to wear warm clothing in the winter, but I can leave things outside and not worry about them getting messed with. (within reason)
I've got a Sarracenia pitcher plant on the table. It deals perfectly well with this temperature zone, so it'll go dormant in winter and come back in the spring. There's (mostly unproductive) strawberry in one of the floor planters that gives me a few of the tastiest berries every year, and a bunch of shiso plants next to it, which are great for sushi. In the little hanging pot, there's a hens and chicks plant, and some native ferns (sword and deer ferns) in the planter on the railing. I have another planter sitting unused, and I want to hang it on the railing above the strawberries.
Any suggestions as to what I should put in there? More ferns?
I'm on the second floor, and the balcony is this fun not-quite outside and not-quite inside in between space. Like, It's ambient temperature and noise, so I need to wear warm clothing in the winter, but I can leave things outside and not worry about them getting messed with. (within reason)
I've got a Sarracenia pitcher plant on the table. It deals perfectly well with this temperature zone, so it'll go dormant in winter and come back in the spring. There's (mostly unproductive) strawberry in one of the floor planters that gives me a few of the tastiest berries every year, and a bunch of shiso plants next to it, which are great for sushi. In the little hanging pot, there's a hens and chicks plant, and some native ferns (sword and deer ferns) in the planter on the railing. I have another planter sitting unused, and I want to hang it on the railing above the strawberries.
Any suggestions as to what I should put in there? More ferns?
I've been pretty happy with my dwarf cosmos. I did almost everything wrong and they're still putting out flowers this week.
Making the rounds
Volunteering is punk rock
4 more portraits of Tweeters with bad opinions
Meanwhile...
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Chicken crossing a road, thinks 'I got my reasons'
the joke makes perfect sense when you know "the Other Side" is a euphemism for death and the hereafter
as a chicken keeper, the joke makes perfect sense because they do what they want and are very sassy
chickensass
(maybe) my 9 albums
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A 3 by 3 grid of albums that have influenced me and maybe mark the different styles of music I listen to based on the first album I heard in that genre.
Albums:
- Dark Side of the Moon, by Pink Floyd
- People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm, by A Tribe Called Quest
- Repeater, by Fugazi
- Endtroducing..., by DJ Shadow
- Tortoise's self-titled first album
- Ragin' Full On, by fIREHOSE
- Sheik Yerbouti, by Frank Zappa
- Rock for Light, by Bad Brains
- Brilliant Corners, by Thelonious Monk
Albums:
- Dark Side of the Moon, by Pink Floyd
- People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm, by A Tribe Called Quest
- Repeater, by Fugazi
- Endtroducing..., by DJ Shadow
- Tortoise's self-titled first album
- Ragin' Full On, by fIREHOSE
- Sheik Yerbouti, by Frank Zappa
- Rock for Light, by Bad Brains
- Brilliant Corners, by Thelonious Monk
All of these are primarily the first album I heard of an artist I still listen to today and styles or genres I really branched off from.
Sheik Yerbouti isn't that great of a Zappa album, but it was the first one of his I bought and heard. He has some amazing music here and there, but some has maybe not survived recent listens.
If there was a 10th spot, it'd probably go to Sleep's "Dopesmoker" as in recent years the droning stoner/doom metal bands have come into repeated rotation. The 11th spot would probably go to someone like Aphex Twin or Squarepusher, though I don't listen to as much electronic music these days.
Sheik Yerbouti isn't that great of a Zappa album, but it was the first one of his I bought and heard. He has some amazing music here and there, but some has maybe not survived recent listens.
If there was a 10th spot, it'd probably go to Sleep's "Dopesmoker" as in recent years the droning stoner/doom metal bands have come into repeated rotation. The 11th spot would probably go to someone like Aphex Twin or Squarepusher, though I don't listen to as much electronic music these days.
Monk!
fIREHOSE!
Another 9
RIP Dad
On the bandwagon
me right now
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Oof. Vibes.
(I have a hunch a lot of us are going to be this soon...)
(I have a hunch a lot of us are going to be this soon...)
Hang in there, remember the normal, stay there.