Jared Pechaček

I never say things intending them to be the episode title but sometimes I'll say a phrase and immediately think "please let that be it please please please" and here we are

77. A Mean Girl Nuclear Bomb. | By-The-Bywater On dragons.

Episode 77 is live on #MegaphonicFM! This time out -- dragons, lots of 'em. Or at least the ones #Tolkien would have written about and knew about. Episode art as ever by @vandroidhelsing.bsky.social

-sleeves of the courier were an unseasonable color combination

your interoffice mail has been rejected for one of the following reasons:
-incorrect department
-uninspired handwriting
-color of paper did not evoke correct emotion
-banal verse

Who’s to say

oh just wait till you see the final product :)

Photo of golden-yellow and black silks with fabric scissors and a tomato pincushion

time to make my hugos outfit

If you see this, post your green art 💚

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this is like. not even 1/32 of my jewelry hoard. I need professional help

Watercolor illustration of a dragon’s eye rendered in fiery yellows and reds with a ghostly woman reflected in it. Surrounding the illustration is a pile of jewelry (bracelets, necklaces, rings)

talking about dragons this time on @bythebywater.bsky.social

pen on paper

"The Shining at The Sphere"

山おろし

with 100% absolute sincerity, there may come a time when this is the thought that keeps you going until tomorrow, and also if we started wearing this on t-shirts I wouldn't say no

Photo of a sketch of a Neanderthal. The headline reads: Scientists Growing Neanderthal 'Minibrains', Will Connect Them to Crab Robots

Go for it. I don't even care any more.

Truly why would you

hell is terrible but at least it wasn’t planned by capitalists

(just for them)

Dante, visiting Bellevue WA: “can I just go back to hell, please”

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it's like if you gave the British royal family lasers and hyperdrive. amazing.

something I appreciate about both Foundation and Dune is that they're invested in exploring the many ways in which ludicrous amounts of power, wealth, and history can make a human being Distinctly Unwell

For any artists dealing with adult content bans, I want to encourage you to get involved in the sex worker rights movement. While illustration is not the same as sex work, we share many of the same struggles, and our fights will be stronger if we collaborate.

What would Roger Scruton make of Bonnie Blue's increasingly dramatic attempts to achieve sexual stardom? Read more on the decline of desire at UnHerd.

scientists have been working for years on formulating the text of a social media promo post that would be impossible to ever convert into a single click and they are finally ready to share their findings

The person at Apple who replaced the standard headphone jack with a lightning cable jack

Oh no do I need to make a thread about how hilarious it is that they’ve decided to freak out about Shia Muslims specifically

The Palm-Wine Drinkard I was a palm-wine drinkard since I was a boy of ten years of age. I had no other work more than to drink palm-wine in my life. In those days we did not know other money, except COWRIES, so that eve…

“I was a palm-wine drinkard since I was a boy of ten years of age. I had no other work more than to drink palm-wine in my life.” Read from Amos Tutuola’s iconic novel, The Palm-Wine Drinkard.

ICYMI, I wrote a book about dragoners, refugees to our reality, set in 90s/00s Calcutta.

Visa and Mastercard making public statements mean they are sweating.

Sounds like a good reason to call them again.

actually I think it's great I can log into multiple sites and see approximately ten extinction-level events a day in wildly different fields