Matthew B. Candelaria

Aesthetic Arts by Georgia on Instagram: "Pt. 2 of the new dinosaur fruit series! I now give you parasaurolophus/pear PEARASAUROLOPHUS 🍐 I’m so happy you guys are loving this series and giving me th... 4,686 likes, 44 comments - aesthetic_arts_bygeorgia on November 5, 2025: "Pt. 2 of the new dinosaur fruit series! I now give you parasaurolophus/pear PEARASAUROLOPHUS 🍐 I’m so happy you guys are lo...

I love cute #dinosaur #crafts like this adorbs Pearasaurolophus!

May be available for purchase in the future, but for now, just enjoy the cuteness!

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Now that's a dinosaur I'd give a wide berth!

It still looks great! There's a lot of us who haven't seen it before, so keep reposting!

Vintage Dinosaur Art: Dinosaurs (Kingfisher My First Encyclopedia) Right then – who remembers this one? Hopefully quite a few of you, as it was originally published in 1990 in hardback as part of the Young World series, with this paperback recycling appearing in 2…

@chasmosaurs.bsky.social hasn't gotten around to posting it yet, but this is a fun little retrospective on some dinosaur art: chasmosaurs.com/2025/11/04/v...

Been missing Tech Rush? New page is up!

This is a chonky Ceratosaurus--I almost didn't recognize them!

So nice to see one whose mother wouldn't keep pushing casseroles at during every visit.

A lot of great findings in this study. Check out the full thread to get the details!

Just out of curiosity, how do you know that Ghidorah has only one butthole? The Dorat origin story definitely opens up the possibility of three separate digestive tracts with three buttholes.

This is what the real, human internet is for: answering the burning questions that keep so many of us up at night.

This is cool! It's like an inversion of the Bradbury story "The Fog Horn."

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Also, a local one that wasn't on the list, but should've been: youtu.be/PnBs6irpZps?...

YouTube video by Jack White Jack White – Archbishop Harold Holmes (Official Video)

One from the horror music video list you shouldn't miss: youtu.be/ru5afNNSPeU?...

The 12 best horror music videos of 2025 These twelve music videos turn up the volume on fear, fun, and everything delightfully macabre just in time for Halloween. These twelve music videos turn up the volume on fear, fun, and everything del...

Every year, my local radio station compiles a list of horror-themed music videos. Check it out--you won't be sorry!

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Glad to see you're still at it! Sorry I forgot to check in while I was traveling.

Sunrise over blue mountains.

Finally finished Page 19 for Tech Rush! I think I learned a valuable lesson - not every panel need a full background! 😅

Anyway, as usual, the link for the new page is below!

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A lot of character in this one!

The insightful response is pasted at the bottom.

Denver headlines 100 years ago today.

Help Lauren make this difficult color decision!

9 is okay, too.

I agree--6 is best!

These are some pretty cute dino stickers!

We believe in you! I'll check back tomorrow.

I love that Bsky is full of so many creatives doing such amazingly creative things. This is a project I will continue to watch with great interest.

After my last post, I decided to search #checkmymath to see if it's a thing people do. I would actually really like to have this as a resource if people who enjoy random math problems will take up the challenge.

Answer: not really, but there are some gems there.

At least, based on the comet's period (406 years), the math works out properly that way, whereas I can't get a true A.M. 1372 to work with the comet based on any of the major creation dates I looked at.

However, I wouldn't mind if someone would #checkmymath.

The comic artists seem to be using A.M. ( #AnnoMundi) not as dating directly from the creation of the universe, but rather the way we would use BC or BCE.

Although the asteroid theory wasn't formally proposed until 1980, it starts to show up in #popsci articles about the dinosaurs after the #Tunguska event in 1908.

Instead, the point of the comic is the predictable periodicity of comets.

Nineteenth century representations of dinosaurs looking through telescopes at a fanciful depiction of a comet.

To modern eyes, the 1861 Punch #comic seems akin to the #dinosaur #art of creatures witnessing the deadly meteorite impact that we see so often these days.

However, I think this comic predates the notion that dinosaur extinction was due to an astronomic catastrophe.

Good News: The Rapture actually happened today at midnight GMT.

Bad News: We're all still here.

Nobody can make the cut as long as there's this much suffering in the world. Do what you can to make this world the best place it can be, and maybe we'll make the cut next time.