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A brilliantly-coloured sea creature
Embiggen for amazing detail. Not all are this colourful
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📷: Damian Brockie
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📷: Damian Brockie
homerj
"Weedy Seadragon" = that pot shop over on the bay?
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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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Photo of Trump with article title 'Judge forces Trump to open for BBC'
Waits patiently for the most definitely NSFW Photoshop.
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Tweet by @physicsmatt from 2020:
If you're mad and find yourself yelling that you want someone launched into the Sun, take a moment, calm yourself, and remember that it takes a lot less Delta v to launch them out of the Solar System instead.
a follow up tweet reads:
You can be mad, but that's no excuse to be inefficient with propellant.
If you're mad and find yourself yelling that you want someone launched into the Sun, take a moment, calm yourself, and remember that it takes a lot less Delta v to launch them out of the Solar System instead.
a follow up tweet reads:
You can be mad, but that's no excuse to be inefficient with propellant.
No, I didn't go to twitter, I just remember this from six years ago and found it online.
along with a lovely explanation about the delta v to get something out of the solar system vs getting it to the sun, plus a lovely efficient way to get something in to the sun if you're willing to wait a few hundred years by sending it out to pluto first.
source: https://gierratio.com/blog...
along with a lovely explanation about the delta v to get something out of the solar system vs getting it to the sun, plus a lovely efficient way to get something in to the sun if you're willing to wait a few hundred years by sending it out to pluto first.
source: https://gierratio.com/blog...
Hell I'll settle for launching them through the ozone layer.
A plummet from terminal velocity is sufficient, tbh. It saves on energy, reduces emissions and provides the evidence necessary for proper closure.
SpinLaunch is building a centrifuge spin launch system. Use that to launch the payload into a decaying orbit at night so you’ll briefly see the shooing star as the payload reenters the atmosphere.
@WikiAdam
From what I’ve seen, a good steep staircase could probably get the job done. Much lower carbon footprint.
From what I’ve seen, a good steep staircase could probably get the job done. Much lower carbon footprint.
@BennyTheIcepick Approved!
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my acceptance letter to UIC!
DePaul was my first application, but they're expensive as hell, so i decided UIC's Biology program was going to be the better option.. Spring 2027 i am on my way to being a biologist!
Congratulations! Science in America is hard, so this is extra impressive!
Salute!
Great!
Go, you!!
YASS MORE SCIENTISTS
Congratulations 🎈🎊🎉🍾
Congrats!
Hell yeah!
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Shaft of sunlight striking the anus of a sleeping cat
Illustrative of all cats' opinion of themselves.
@dreyfusslugado **** very nice
that's gonna be a DOOZY of a side quest!
Hand in glove...
Butthole sun
Won't you come
And wash away the rain?
Butthole sun
Won't you come
Won't you come
Won't you come
Won't you come
And wash away the rain?
Butthole sun
Won't you come
Won't you come
Won't you come
They are digging in the wrong place!
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An oil painting. Against a blue, cloudy sky, two skeletons, one wearing read rags and the other wearing a black garment and I guess a black papakha hat with some sort of badge on it, each have an end of a single strip of fish in their jaws. It's signed "ENSOR".
source: https://bsky.app/profile...
James Ensor, Skeletons Fighting over a Pickled Herring. 1891 #painting #paintings
James Ensor, Skeletons Fighting over a Pickled Herring. 1891 #painting #paintings
Appreciate the man
(This isn't quite as nonsensical as it first appears: _hareng saur_ (Pickled Herring) is a francophone pun for _art Ensor_ (Ensor's art) - the skeletons are Ensor's critics.)
You can see what is probably the original of the busby hat worn by one of the skeletons in this photo of Ensor's studio: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki...
You can see what is probably the original of the busby hat worn by one of the skeletons in this photo of Ensor's studio: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki...
Dig him up and shake his hand
Appreciate the man
Appreciate the man
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vintage space comic with a man in weird suit and backpack captioned "Hip Knox the queer machine to his back."
That wouldn't be my first choice for a drag queen name, but the outfit has potential.
ACTIVATE THE QUEER MACHINE
that swim cap is FABULOUS
I am a queer machine!
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A huge "dumb phone" carved from stone rises from a grassy, flower-dotted hill like some ancient Stonehenge-style remnant. The phone is one of those candy bar models from the early 2000s: numeric keypad, a few buttons for answering calls and navigating menus, and a tiny screen. It has a stubby antenna sticking out of the top. A few birds perch on the top of the phone. The sky is blue and slightly cloudy. In the distance is a bluish mountain. The painting is signed "Chris Silverman".
The old Nokia-esque form factor makes me think of “…the peak of your civilization” from this monologue: https://www.moviequotedb.com/movies...
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Close up of an orange golf ball perched on a tee, but the ball has been sliced through the centre, revealing a paler orange interior.
The words "spade mashie" are shown above and below the ball in a gothic script font.
The words "spade mashie" are shown above and below the ball in a gothic script font.
Hey Dingbats, next weekend I will be at Bound Art Book Fair, Manchester, UK. Sat Oct 31st - Sun Nov 1st.
I will be debuting a new zine 'spade mashie', a small collaborative publication between myself and 9 other artists.
Do you love golf? Do you hate golf? Are you totally indifferent to golf? Then this is the project for you.
The zine accompanies my main project: https://slackwise.org.uk/work...
Bound Art Book Fair: https://boundartbookfair.co.uk
Also have some risograph prints to promote, I will post a follow up.
I will be debuting a new zine 'spade mashie', a small collaborative publication between myself and 9 other artists.
Do you love golf? Do you hate golf? Are you totally indifferent to golf? Then this is the project for you.
The zine accompanies my main project: https://slackwise.org.uk/work...
Bound Art Book Fair: https://boundartbookfair.co.uk
Also have some risograph prints to promote, I will post a follow up.
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The future I was promised.
ZOMMMBOCOMMM
Ijeoma Oluo's review of it is the best I've read
I don’t have the attention span to let it load to 100%.
I saved the entire zombocom website in html5 format to my drive so I can launch it any time.
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source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
I knew his son, who sadly passed away some years ago. RIP
alah ME dah
Nuclear Wessels
Even the rest of the cast loved him, and you can't say that about all of them...
I see you, Bill.
I see you, Bill.
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If you board a bus, or airplane for that matter, with a mobile device and no headphones and you expect to consume media or communicate on that device without the aforementioned headphones you are, objectively, a terrible person.
This is not up for debate.
May the fleas of a thousand camels infest your armpits you insufferable subnormal shitheel.
/rant
This is not up for debate.
May the fleas of a thousand camels infest your armpits you insufferable subnormal shitheel.
/rant
So you go and sit next to that idiot, looking over their shoulder at whatever show they're watching, or if it's music, just dance weirdly in front of them, maintaining disturbing eye contact.
I saw a post where someone on the bus was having a very loud speakerphone conversation. Fed up, the person behind them leaned forward and moaned, "Mmmm, put down the phone and come back to bed, sweetie!" Loud talker very quickly realized they could, in fact, have a quieter, private phone call after all.
Nothing like sitting next to somebody who's decided that the public space you're in is the best time to have an argument with their credit card company.
@Xedrik GOLD!
@Xedrik 🧠filed away for future use!
Or walk into your local post office with a phonecall on speaker louder than god then get your panties in a wad because your friendly neighborhood postal worker respectfully requests you take it off speaker so they can hear what their customer is trying to say. I miss phone booths.
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"Halloween costume ideas 2026": a blood-stained "Meta's Muse"; "the big shop receipt", a 135 pound grocery bill with the wearer being kind of zombied out; a sandworm-esque "Gianni Infantino's final form"; a man in a globe outfit with lines drawn on it as "the AMOC current collapse"; "LED face mask and chainsaw girlie"; and "the AI Bubble" showing a bunch of tech companies' intertwining loans.
Hmm, A.I. bubble really is a great costume idea.
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I like that she seems fine about her right hand, but upset about her left.
I said staccato, dammit!
"Do you know any Mozart?"
"Sorry, only Chopin"
"Sorry, only Chopin"
@ufez CHOPIN OFF DEEZ HANDS
Schum-Onn
Rachmanin-Off
Han(d)s Zimmer
Etc
Rachmanin-Off
Han(d)s Zimmer
Etc
Your playing time at Hausu Piano is over
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Giant sultana in a park
Mildura has officially joined Australia’s collection of oversized roadside attractions with the unveiling of a 5.25-metre-tall Big Sultana.
The 1.25-tonne fibreglass fruit is 525 times bigger than the real thing and celebrates 100 years of dried fruit production in the region.
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The 1.25-tonne fibreglass fruit is 525 times bigger than the real thing and celebrates 100 years of dried fruit production in the region.
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[Marvin Gaye's "I Heard It Through the Grapevine" intensifies]
@dreyfusslugado
The 1980s claymation California Raisins were a memorable cultural touchstone of my childhood
The 1980s claymation California Raisins were a memorable cultural touchstone of my childhood
Same