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I told my doctor that I keep hearing a buzzing sound. He said it’s just a bug going around. #DadJokes

LOL… naw… there are jokes I don’t get and people explain to me all the time too. :-P

If you label the fish from A to D, the 4th letter would be D and so the 4th fish would be the “D” koi. D koi is a homophone of “decoy,” which means to lure a person or animal away from an intended target. So when the koi are attacked they leave the D koi / decoy to lure danger while others flee.

I was gonna message him directly with this but was hoping he would see this here. LOL

ALSO… we just passed our… 13th? anniversary. I am pretty sure he knows. :-P

No, not just that one Dad Joke per week? He needs more?!

Sorry for the late Dad Joke. My Buffer app has kinda sucked badly since they updated it a lil while back

Fun Fact: Koi always travel in schools of four. When attacked, the A, B, and C koi scatter, leaving just the D koi. #DadJokes

Happy Birthday!

_resets clock_

Artists back then had all the best resources.

Oh gods. The NYC restaurant scene is too much in my head. I misread the artist’s name as Omakase. _puts face in pawbs_

Get Up Close to Frank Lloyd Wright's Unrealized Buildings with David Romero's Digital Models David Romero uses digital modeling software and Frank Lloyd Wright's archives to create realistic renderings of unrealized designs.

Get Up Close to Frank Lloyd Wright's Unrealized Buildings with David Romero's Digital Models

Your Smartwatch's Heart Rate Monitor Was Developed by a Furry Dr. David Benaron is an inventor whose team at Stanford laid the groundwork for the optical heart rate monitor. He's also a cheetah named Spottacus.

Your Smartwatch's Heart Rate Monitor Was Developed by a Furry

“Listen… I am workin’ here. If yer not gonna buy somethin and ya don’t have a treat, just leave!”

Good news is that you got into pole position.

A close up color photo of an orchid bloom with a white, frilly lip that is striated with thing yellow green petals. There are darker green leaves behind against a white background.

My Procatavola Key Lime Stars orchid (a hybrid of Epicattleya Lime Sherbet and Brassavola nodosa) bloomed last month. Last year, I broke off the bud before it bloomed. It inherits night fragrant characteristics. A lovely bloom that lasted over a month. #orchids #windowsill #nyc #plant #brassavola

A color photo of a profile view of a psychopsis orchid. The orchid is deep, orange and yellow, with three thin petals at the top that are darker red.

My Psychopsis papilio (the “Butterfly Orchid”) in bloom. #photography #nyc #newyork #newyorkcity #statenisland #orchid #orchids #flower #flowers #flowerstagram #petals #windowsillgarden #psychopsis #psychopsispapilio #butterflyorchid

SHHHHHHHH! Not so loud!

I didn’t even know that was a thing! Prolly good I didn’t though. My wallet is happier… ROFL

That could easily be turned into a horror movie. “You wake up on a train full of sleeping comic book characters…”

Noice! I always love seeing what artists use to create their work.

“Ohhh, yer into that kinky incest stuff? Mmmm. We can make that happen. Rawr…”

a cartoon character is standing in a closet and asking kitty Alt: A cartoon character is standing in front of an open closet door and asking “kitty?”

Thought you were a lil wolf, not a kitty!

So is this “Fight fire with fire,” or “If you can’t beat ‘em join ‘em,” cubbie? Heh _gibs head pats and ear scritches_

‘Tis a very popular hip hotel lobby lamp. Welcome to your hip hotel!

Two fish are in a tank. One looks to the other and says, “I don’t even know how to drive this thing.” #DadJokes

A color photo of a part of Nayland Blake’s installation, Session, 2025. The photo shows an orange plastic sign with the word “SESSION” in a black, sans-serif font set into a metal frame that is open at the top. The edges of the word looks distressed, as if it has been rubbed off some over time. Set into the left of metal frame is a smaller piece of rectangular metal with the word “IN” painted on in orange. The piece is arranged so that the words together read “IN SESSION“. The piece has a piece of chain hanging from the top and partially obscuring the word “IN.” That whole assembly is mounted on lightly rusted chain-link behind which is a heavy, quilted canvas fabric in black. All the elements of the photo are shown in shallow perspective, such that the sign’s right edge is larger, and seems closer to the viewer, then the left edge.

A color photo of a part of Nayland Blake’s installation, Session, 2025. The photo shows two door mats on either side of a door frame, seen from directly above. The doormats are both made of cocoa fiber, and are in their natural brownish tan color. One doormat has the word “COME” in the center, while the other one has the word “GO” in the center. Both words are in black, and there is an offset black line border around the edge of the mat. The mats are placed so that the words would be upright and readable when you enter the doorway. On the right, the photo shows the door which is covered in a black quilted canvas moving cloth, with an orange border. The door jam is visible on both the left and right of the photo. The background of the photo is the concrete floor.

A color photo of a part of Nayland Blake’s installation, Session, 2025. The photo shows a stark white room with a concrete floor. In the room, is a metal chain hung on the wall with various items hung from it, and a couch-like item in the middle of the room. The chain on the wall in the back has a gentle, drooping curve to it. The couch-like piece of furniture in the middle of the room is covered in black leather. At the head of the couch, where one’s head might rest, is a mirror and a professional-looking microphone on a small, adjustable boom. At the left corner of the couch nearest the viewer, is a vertical pole that ends in a crook at the top. from the pool is hung a sign that says “I betrayed…” Also hung from the pole are multiple shiny metal cans each with a tag and a long piece of black ribbon. Each of the tags complete the sentence that began with “I betrayed” with a noun, such as “my family.“ In the place where a decorative skirt might have surrounded the couch, is a metal chain attached at various points to the couch’s frame.

A color photo of a part of Nayland Blake’s installation, Session, 2025. The photo shows a stark white wall, in front of which is a mask that would cover the wearers face across the eyes. The mask has a strap to go around the back of the head, eye holes, and ears that are in the shape of a hare’s. The mask features metal studs that are attached to the mask by flat Phillips head screws. The studs are all conical points that are attached to such that they point in towards the wearer of the mask.

Photos from @nayland.blake.bsky.social’s new installation at Matthew Marks Gallery. I really liked this work that doubles up on sex and BDSM as therapy. #art #NYC

Very much so!

Like with Gonzalez-Torres’ piece, I’m more familiar with Robert Gober’s lifelike sculptures and less with this work. The window through a diaper with questionable stains into a bright, domestic but also quotidian wallpaper is a pretty interesting to me.

Go visit to see all the works!

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Likewise, I’m familiar, as many are, with Felix Gonzalez-Torres’ “portraits” in piles of candy, but less so with this series. For me, it works as a portrait of an era: Princess Di, Oliver North, AIDS and Patient Zero juxtaposed with Jesse Helms, Kurt Waldheim, and other cultural touchstones. 🧵3/4