Everything about this image is relatable: the clenched paws, the look of intensity, and someone offering a tasty morsel to soothe a savage beastie.
05.03.2026 14:40 —
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Please enjoy this entire thread. Also, I'm going to be giggling (and slightly distressed) at the phrase "tapir casserole."
I will not be eating such a thing, even if ancient humans did.
05.03.2026 14:35 —
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Come on over for a chat about time travel. We'll see you then.
03.03.2026 17:43 —
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Me at midterm, looking at grading.
05.03.2026 02:26 —
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Sounds of Our House: "If you ever pull down the fishing hamper/picnic basket from the closet, you will find a head in there. Just be warned."
04.03.2026 16:34 —
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'In America - At This Restaurant Only One Person Is Served' - The 10 February 1953 issue of the Soviet-era satirical magazine, Krokodil, ran a cartoon drawn by Ukrainian-Russian artist Yuli Ganf. You can read more about Ganf's career here: www.lambiek.net/artists/g/ga...
04.03.2026 15:59 —
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Self defense tutorial from 1933.
Via BritishPathe
#history #1930s #vintage
04.03.2026 03:42 —
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I successfully cooked my first brisket today. I think there's chili in my near future.
04.03.2026 03:04 —
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So many reasons to love this performance.
04.03.2026 01:27 —
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Congratulations, Ben.
03.03.2026 20:27 —
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Come on over for a chat about time travel. We'll see you then.
03.03.2026 17:43 —
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No wonder renewables are feared.
03.03.2026 15:47 —
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Sounds of Our House: "You are hideous and horrifying, yet I am enchanted." "I often hear that."
03.03.2026 15:24 —
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Hypnotic, indeed. I love that it was just the animals, no human narration.
03.03.2026 14:51 —
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No, it's from the Boston Cooking School in 1896.
03.03.2026 01:55 —
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A page from Fanny Farmer's 1896 cookbook describing how to cook parts of the beef creature
I've heard exciting things about how to cook other parts of beef creature used for food.
03.03.2026 01:52 —
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I had a similar type of insight this morning. It was 33 years delayed, so I'm grateful for the realization.
02.03.2026 17:37 —
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Looking at what @htetrasme.bsky.social input as a comment aligns with what I'm seeing. I'll send over mine via DM, if that's all right.
02.03.2026 16:54 —
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This is from New Orleans, yes?
02.03.2026 16:44 —
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I'm not getting every word off the bat, but I am getting the gist. I'll refine it.
02.03.2026 16:39 —
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Let me pull this up on my big monitor and I'll help. I love this kind of work.
02.03.2026 16:29 —
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Spring break is upon me.
This is not the relief one might think it is.
02.03.2026 16:27 —
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He's a dangerous idiot, which is of greater concern to me.
02.03.2026 13:29 —
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Ford's speech is one of humility and gratitude. It's such a welcome counter point to the news I'm seeing right now.
02.03.2026 13:28 —
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I'm watching BBC news and had to mute my TV so I could decrease the chances of a pulmonary event. Pete Hegseth's addressing the recent actions in Iran and his claim that the US didn't start this war caused my blood pressure to spike.
02.03.2026 13:09 —
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Get that non-stop pop-pop of stainless steel.
02.03.2026 12:59 —
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Good News, Everyone! I recently sat down with Ross of The History of Film Podcast to talk about time travel and had a lot of fun conversing. Give this a listen.
02.03.2026 12:44 —
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It's a weird collision of mundane and history we're living through right now.
02.03.2026 12:18 —
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Mamas, don't let your babies grow up to be Mothmen.
01.03.2026 22:20 —
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That's a pretty straightforward approach to dealing with fascists.
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