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A woman in an office chair with plastic snakes in her hair and green lipstick
Today is the office Halloween thing. I got a bunch of plastic snakes and some green lipstick and called it good enough for cubicle work.
well-played
<insert ELO’s “Turned to Stone”>
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Sticker on a railing beside a shining body of water: Venn diagram containing Alfred E. Neuman and Hitler, the intersection of whom is Trump.
Seems unfair to Alfred E Neuman but I get the message
Oh man, I loves me good Venn Diagram!
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Fox: Why are you here this morning?
Trump rally attendee: Well, in the late 70s, I was a little too young to go to South America for the Jonestown Massacre. But this is as close as I'll ever get, so that's why I'm here. There's nothing like seeing a cult right up front.
Trump rally attendee: Well, in the late 70s, I was a little too young to go to South America for the Jonestown Massacre. But this is as close as I'll ever get, so that's why I'm here. There's nothing like seeing a cult right up front.
Killer t-shirt to boot https://www.youtube.com/watch...
Fox News is fun to watch when they don’t get the sycophants they’re looking for.
HERO.
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Screenshot of part of a tweet that says:
Developer handoff has been so smooth since I started working this way. My effigy appears at the foot of the engineer’s bed and I open my mouth. The CSS comes out at a frequency only their fillings can receive. We’ve eliminated all meetings.
I no longer send clients presentations. I enter their dreams as a white horse with an already complete interactive brand guidelines. They’re free to leave feedback by speaking into a bowl of room temperature water. I receive it immediately and disagree with it on a cellular level. Transcending this outdated material plane is my standing Tuesday meeting.
Developer handoff has been so smooth since I started working this way. My effigy appears at the foot of the engineer’s bed and I open my mouth. The CSS comes out at a frequency only their fillings can receive. We’ve eliminated all meetings.
I no longer send clients presentations. I enter their dreams as a white horse with an already complete interactive brand guidelines. They’re free to leave feedback by speaking into a bowl of room temperature water. I receive it immediately and disagree with it on a cellular level. Transcending this outdated material plane is my standing Tuesday meeting.
Source: https://x.com/WesleyBa...
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witch with a luggable
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newspaper headline from Thursday, May 7, 1914: "PETER THIEL ENDS LIFE WITH ACID"
Old newspaper headlines with current celebrity or fictional character names.
source: https://bsky.app/profile...
source: https://bsky.app/profile...
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Two men hold 45 singles from SLURP Records up to the camera so that their faces are visible through the large spindle holes
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Woman in long gown drapes with embroidered octopus arms
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Woman in tank suit wearing sash that says MYSTERY GIRL OF 1947 before a large ace of spades and a sign that says QUEEN OF RHE MAYHEM. She is glaring and brandishing a pistol.
press secretary
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WRITER WAITING
by Shel Silverstein
Oh this shiny new computer–
There just isn’t nothin’ cuter.
It knows everything the world ever knew.
And with this great computer
I don’t need no writin’ tutor,
‘Cause there ain’t a single thing that it can’t do.
It can sort and it can spell,
It can punctuate as well.
It can find and file and underline and type.
It can edit and select,
It can copy and correct,
So I’ll have a whole book written by tonight
(Just as soon as it can think of what to write).
by Shel Silverstein
Oh this shiny new computer–
There just isn’t nothin’ cuter.
It knows everything the world ever knew.
And with this great computer
I don’t need no writin’ tutor,
‘Cause there ain’t a single thing that it can’t do.
It can sort and it can spell,
It can punctuate as well.
It can find and file and underline and type.
It can edit and select,
It can copy and correct,
So I’ll have a whole book written by tonight
(Just as soon as it can think of what to write).
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A comically faced pumpkin carving.
I channeled some Mad Magazine inspiration for this years pumpkin ala Don Martin.
I imagine the sound effects while cleaning out the pumpkin: "Shpladdump! Galoomph! Shklurtz!"
Love it!
@kokogiak ++
This will now happily be the soundtrack to my day today, @kokogiak!
@kokogiak ++
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is there a safe version of instagram that a lot of people use? fuck meta and and this fucking "threads" profile i didnt even create.
i have been thinking about an "alternative" for this a lot in recent years, but haven't found anything super-compelling as a great solution. so many people and artists i know are still on instagram so i'm kind of anchored there for now.
i do definitely like/prefer the vibe of flickr for posting/hosting my photos (and it's owned by a significantly less-evil group) but i haven't used it much lately.
pixelfed has been brought up as a fediverse "clone" experience, and i think i created an account on it at some point, but i never really gave it a fair shake.
i do definitely like/prefer the vibe of flickr for posting/hosting my photos (and it's owned by a significantly less-evil group) but i haven't used it much lately.
pixelfed has been brought up as a fediverse "clone" experience, and i think i created an account on it at some point, but i never really gave it a fair shake.
I wish I had a magic browser that created a chronological feed of original social media posts from people I chose. No "shared" posts, no comments section, nothing "suggested", no unlimited scrolling, no algorithm, and no ads.
I like pixelfed, I post rare pics of my cats, plants, and sometimes bugs and other stuff: https://pixelfed.social/trav
My image sharing site of choice is MLTSHP. I'm growing more and more fed up with the enshitiffication of Instagram by the day.
a couple folks created such a thing called "OG App" that basically reverse engineered original Instagram, and Meta sued them to death.
I quit IG a couple years ago, never looked back.
I'm just here. Sorry.
I’m getting more and more into RSS feeds and peoples blogs.
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DEVIL
Grandma Ernie Bud Melman
Dress for the job you want.
@grantbarrett Oocha-ma-goocha!
How did you get this out of my family photo album? My grandmother is going to be so upset.
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An engraving showing a half-dozen humanoid lupine figures gathered at the base of a wall on a cloudy evening. They are standing on their hind legs and seem to be leaning against the wall, which is draped with vegetation. A crescent moon is in the sky.
source: https://bsky.app/profile...
Werewolves by Baron Dudevant, Jean Francois Maurice Sand. Illustration from Legendes Rustiques by George Sand, 1858.
Werewolves by Baron Dudevant, Jean Francois Maurice Sand. Illustration from Legendes Rustiques by George Sand, 1858.
Ever since the factory closed down, they've been hanging around on the corner more often.
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A brilliantly-coloured sea creature
Embiggen for amazing detail. Not all are this colourful
https://www.threads.com/share...
📷: Damian Brockie
https://www.threads.com/share...
📷: Damian Brockie
"Weedy Seadragon" = that pot shop over on the bay?
Whereas a miniature Smaug would be a Seedy Wee Dragon…
I’ll show myself out.
I’ll show myself out.
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BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — Dolores Huerta lived a long and remarkable life of service and controversy, conflict, achievement and fame.
She was among the last of a generation of iconic civil rights leaders and advocates for change that included Robert F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr., and her colleague and mentor, Cesar Chavez. But unlike those leaders Huerta lived a long, full life into her 90s — and she never retired.
Huerta died Wednesday at age 96. Her cause of death has not been determined yet.
She was among the last of a generation of iconic civil rights leaders and advocates for change that included Robert F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr., and her colleague and mentor, Cesar Chavez. But unlike those leaders Huerta lived a long, full life into her 90s — and she never retired.
Huerta died Wednesday at age 96. Her cause of death has not been determined yet.
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — Dolores Huerta lived a long and remarkable life of service and controversy, conflict, achievement and fame.
She was among the last of a generation of iconic civil rights leaders and advocates for change that included Robert F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr., and her colleague and mentor, Cesar Chavez. But unlike those leaders Huerta lived a long, full life into her 90s — and she never retired.
Huerta died Wednesday at age 96. Her cause of death has not been determined yet.
https://www.kget.com/news...
She was among the last of a generation of iconic civil rights leaders and advocates for change that included Robert F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr., and her colleague and mentor, Cesar Chavez. But unlike those leaders Huerta lived a long, full life into her 90s — and she never retired.
Huerta died Wednesday at age 96. Her cause of death has not been determined yet.
https://www.kget.com/news...
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A person sits at the bottom of a giant hole, under a blue evening sky. The hole is viewed in cross-section; the shape, as well as two handles and a stand below it, suggest a trophy cup. The person is holding a shovel. An eerie green glow covers the horizon. The painting is signed "Chris Silverman".
A fine metaphor for career-chasing. Ask me how I know.
fuck.