Middle aged lady and guy smiling in a hotel lobby coffee shop

A man's cap with turned up cuff, of off-white linen embroidered in a pattern of rainbows arching over clouds with rain falling, with snails and caterpillars interspersed. In blue, green, yellow, red and pink silks and silver metallic yarns.

I hate every wave of the ocean.
-Charles Darwin to W. D. Fox 15 Feb 1836

Oh my God how I do hate species & varieties.
-Charles Darwin to J. D. Hooker, 11 Mar 1858

I am very tired, very stomachy & hate nearly the whole world.
-Charles Darwin to Thomas Huxley, 10 Sep 1860

I am very poorly today & very stupid & hate everybody & everything.
-Charles Darwin to Charles Lyell, 1 Oct 1861

I hate myself, I hate clover, and I hate bees.
-Charles Darwin to John Lubbock, 3 Sep 1862

I am languid & bedeviled & hate writing & hate everybody.
-Charles Darwin to J. D. Hooker 23 Jun 1863

Moss on a little plinth. The moss is very green and has little stalks growing out of it.

Giant Marlboro cigarette lamp in a modern interior

Gravel courtyard surrounded by trees. Seven poles with conical arrangements of ropes are visible. The setting sun is visible in the background through other trees.

still from a video from the men's curling final, in which the Canadian throwing the stone is very distinctly cheating by giving the stone a little boop with his finger

Sticker on toilet stall door -
WAKE UP
TURN OFF THE PHONE
LOOK OUTSIDE
BE BORED

Cat showing appropriate respect

A man holding a pretty tabby cat like a baby. They are sitting in a brewpub.

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close up of the frosted rear window of a car. The frost flowers are extremely large, and are almost forming a floral pattern of their own. Some of the crystals are slightly raised, and appear white with the reflected sunlight. Others are more flat, giving a grey or silver appearance.

cobblestone on the street in Brussels with the golden inscription “I USED TO BE A MOUNTAIN.”

Mean-looking lady and her son dressed as Harold recreate a still from the film Harold and Maude

A Bob The Angry Flower comic, in which an odd-looking anthropomorphized flower explains a new user experience.

"Hello, Bob the Angry Flower customers! Welcome to your new FORCED UPDATE! Didn't ask for it? Don't want it? Ha! Too bad!"
"Everything looks different!"
"We hid your favorite stuff!"
"We crammed it with AI!"

A water reflection scene, with a small cloud broken up by wavelets.

Daffodil flowers open against a wooden fence, an oak tree and a blue sky.

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Kate McKean @katemckean.bsky.so...

Over on threads someone just use ai;dr and we all need to adopt that right quick

2:56 PM Feb 11, 2026

The top half of this image is Sunny-D-flavored marshmallow peeps candy, and the bottom half is Dunkin iced coffee-flavored jelly beans.

Four panel comic.

Panel 1:
A fist grabs the handle of a sword that is in a stone.

Panel 2:
A muscle-bound figure lifts up the sword and lightning strikes it. Two hooded figures look on.

Panel 3:
One of the hooded figures says "Finally, a warrior with the strength to wield the sword of legacy code maintenance"

Panel 4:
The muscle-bound person is holding the sword and looks cartoonish now and says "The sword of what?"

"sins not included"

the dashboard of a 1980s Renault 5TL. The odometer shows 000012

The view from a Zoom meeting: a dark gray background with two people in the meeting. The video screens are stacked one on the other. The upper person's video screen is completely black, with a small, red crossed-out-microphone icon that indicates they are muted. The label on the screen says "God" in small, white letters. The lower video screen shows a girl with long dark hair and a dark short-sleeved shirt. She is in a small room with a few dimly visible posters on the wall. The entire scene is rendered in shades of pale blue that suggest a dark room lit only by a computer screen. Her name is displayed as "Margaret", and there is a green border around her video screen, indicating that she is speaking. Someone familiar with classic children's novels will recognize this as a reference to the book "Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret", by Judy Blume, whose birthday is today. The painting is signed "Chris Silverman".

head of vlad the impaler on an inhaler

A woman in a dark coat and hood stands surrounded by freshly made footprints on a rainy street