punished wiggles

rice boy?? rice boy matches that description but it was finished in 2008 which is a while ago

proto-marvelslop im afraid

hadn’t gotten around to it

they couldve cut like 30-45 mins off each of those movies. i cannot believe some people think that the even longer ones are like. better?

also the characters kept going “we will die, which makes us morally good and honorable” which was kinda driving me nuts

*and* i would have to read tolkein’s prose, which. well it’s been a while since i gave it a shot but i was not a fan the last time

i am filled with questions like “who made those rings anyways, and what do you mean they grant the power to rule” and “so do the elves like go to heaven or what” and “hey what’s with all the race stuff” but i know all of the answers are going to be Because Magic And Fantasy

i watched “the lord of the rings” for the first time. it was ok

super cool! i’ve been enjoying reading these, i love the vision!

that’s awesome, ngl i think i had zero but i was obsessed anyways

ROKENBOK MENTIONED!!!! LETSGO ROKENBOK!!!!

i must not scroll. scrolling is the mind-killer. scrolling is the little-death that brings total obliteration. where the scrolling has gone there will be nothing. only rss will remain.

ohhh i c i c

o shit really? i'm down in sf semi-regularly for work, i'll hit you up next time i'm there

woah really?

miss u!! come to seattle!!

Close-up of a shirt featuring a complex, mathematically-inspired jacquard weave. The intricate pattern consists of vertical stripes in navy, teal, burgundy, and cream, filled with tiny, pixelated geometric diamond motifs. A breast pocket is visible, showcasing the dense, high-quality texture and detailed construction of the fabric.

Side-by-side macro views of a Jhane Barnes textile showcasing an intricate, mathematically-inspired geometric pattern. The design features a complex, repeating grid of interlocking shapes in burnt orange, gold, and charcoal. The extreme close-up highlights the dense, high-quality architectural texture of the jacquard weave.

Two macro views of Jhane Barnes jacquard fabrics showcasing complex, mathematical patterns. One design features an interlocking geometric grid in warm orange and gold tones, while the other presents vertical stripes in navy, burgundy, and teal with pixelated diamond motifs. The dense, architectural weaving highlights the intricate quality and texture of the textiles.

A side-by-side wide and macro view of a Jhane Barnes textile, showcasing a complex, mathematically-inspired pattern. The design features a subtle, undulating wave motif in olive green and tan, rendered in a high-quality jacquard weave. The extreme close-up highlights the dense, architectural texture and intricate craftsmanship of the woven garment.

“Jhane Barnes is an American designer of clothing, textiles, eyeglasses, carpets and furniture … known for incorporating complex, mathematical patterns into her clothing”

curt.bouterse.com/jhane-barnes/

this looks beautiful!!!!

you can imagine how challenging it was to google then

“the designer was referred to by their first and last names, in that order i believe, and the sweaters bore repeating patterns” ur gonna love it. ur gonna be like “lightbulb”

i love when the mastodon users get uppity and i get to ask them how to follow an account on mastodon

rugs also i think

stay tuned for my thrilling return to social media. next i will describe in extremely vague terms an obscure sweater designer whose sweaters i once saw, and then i will feel mildly betrayed when nobody knows their name

whenever they invent a social media without a timeline tab i’ll be in on that shit

social media as a whole is still really dire it seems but ive been pleasantly surprised at how may of yall hit me with instant follow backs… u remember lil ol me? 🥺

it COULD be wiggles time. there is a SMALL CHANCE of wiggles time. we will SEE about wiggles time

hiiii i think about st rorys day pineapple sacrifice every day just fyi

ok