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as a yellow telecaster player i can't help but feel a certain kinship with others who also play one. namely nina iseri and norman westberg

inio asano sicko moment

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Once again, my family's financial situation is, uhhhhhh, Bad. Dislike doing this immensely, but, it'd help if people tossed us a few bucks just to have any solvency whatsoever.

Fucks. Love weird ominous industrial equipment.

When I was a child I had phantom snout sensations. I still get them sometimes.

I have long posited that Daniel Craig's accent in Glass Onion is better than Knives Out because in Knives Out he is trying to do a real Southern accent and is bad at it but in Glass Onion he is just talking like Foghorn Leghorn, which is something a real gay Southern weirdo would do.

"there are no third spaces anymore" wrong. blast furnace

Yeah, this is… very accurate.

The obvious galaxy brain response to this is simply to turn this into some kind of descant thing where you sing the rest of the chorus over the loop.

I was going to say that this website is not ready for you, but no, we need this energy.

If possible, I highly recommend seeing Angel's Egg in a theatre while you can.

It is…

It is.

Congratulations to Francisco Franco on fifty years of decomposition. Best thing he ever did. Play some Catalan music in his honour, won't you?

Every time I see this post and album cover, I think of the opening lines and piano chords of Arthur Russell's "That's Us/Wild Combination" and it gives me the warm fuzzies. Just thought you should know, and thank you.

Here's a deep cut, and a new one to me: Throughout Episode Three of Umineko no Naku Koro ni, Miki Itou gives a certain character she portrays a particularly uncomfortable, keening, trilling laugh. At the very end, she brings it back in a very different context, and it is… harrowing. Good stuff!

My sincerest condolences. This sucks.

I hope you find some means of recourse, however doubtful that may seem…

that's us

Part 89 of 200 in historically interesting things to inspire your ttrpg dnd

Stockings, 1830 (advanced programmer socks)

YO, SAME. Things really do just keep escalating.

I would say go for it. Seeing an Umetsu production in a theatre seems like a very rare experience.

Comic page in procreate with backgrounds but no characters or text

Comic but no people showed up

digital painting, group of clothed figures with faceless inhuman heads surrounded by darkness

night gathering

Warhammer is Precious Moments for people who hate God

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https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/72394287

The biggest ferret I’ve ever seen

And the most weasel is, of course, Chaykovskiy

So there's this thing called the Exeter Book, it's a codex from 1072 that's basically some rich guy's mixtape of Old English poetry. The interesting thing is it's heavily water damaged in the back half so the closer you get to the end of the book the more and more of each page is just missing

thinking about her

Zipper's interdimensional travels 🌈

lazy sway

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