Damian Yerrick

Get it right folks
You'll never see me type it as one word

this is how they get almond milk shows farmer squatting down under a cow-sized almond propped up by metal rods at both ends because it has no biological legs apparently yet the farmer pulls on its very biological udders with his bare hands over a bucket

gm sum1 was bored enough to ps this

Ever notice that Noddy's color scheme is almost the same as Bart Simpson's?

Unboxing Haunted Halloween ’86 from #SpiritHalloween Retro game drops this fall! 🕹️🎃👻

Restocked & Ready for Steam!

The @Spirit-halloween.bksy.social Exclusive version of Haunted: Halloween '86 is now available on Steam (also includes original version) and the NES cartridge has been restocked on Spirit's site.

On Bluesky, there’s no limit to the amount of neat indie games you can share 🙌🏻

Still of opening sequence from Weebles animated series (2016-2017), showing six 3D animated children with no legs lined up side by side in the park. From left to right: Willie (Caucasian boy with blue eyes, brown curly hair, red and white striped shirt, blue bottom, red and white backward ball cap) Willow (Caucasian girl with blue eyes, maroon hair with purple headband, lavender shirt with pink heart emblem, and purple bottom) Winnie (Black girl with brown eyes and black hair in twin buns with purple bows, purple and pink striped shirt, and yellow bottom) Winston (Caucasian boy with green eyes, red glasses, blue shirt with green frog emblem, and red bottom) Wally (light brown boy with brown eyes, curly dark browm hair, white shirt, dark blue vest, red bow tie, blue bottom) Wendy (Caucasian girl with purple eyes, straight black hair with purple streak and green bow, yellow shirt with purple flower emblem, and green bottom)

I'm assuming you're not talking about the kids from Weebles (2016)

Other fiction using a container as a character:
1. Backpack from Dora the Explorer suggests carried items that might be useful to an adventurer at any given point.
2. Put some wheels on box to evolve it into wagon, like Luggage from Discworld.

Bumpus Wobbleworks figure from Weebly Wobbly Tree House playset (2005). Orange sheepdog with brown headfur and no legs wearing a white shirt, teal jacket, red bottom, and red ball cap with white W insignia.

Weebles Weebly Wobbly Tree House playset (2005). Main unit is brown on a green base with a yellow water wheel with a red crank, with an orange second floor with blue walls and a green treetop layer. Includes chair, treasure chest, flag, telescope, and Bumpus (sheepdog), Pendleton (penguin), and Cookie (oven) figures.

I take it "the day" wasn't 2005 when the Weebly Wobbly Tree House set included orange sheepdog mailman/inventor Bumpus Wobbleworks. He's even got the red cap with white W.

Weebles wobble, but they don't fall down!

A friend is never far on Kello Island #rabbitrabbit

The "acquiring bank" receives the buyer's money through the Visa or Mastercard network. Banks have claimed that NSFW media purchases have a greater chargeback risk. Consider a card shared by both heads of household where one person buys something and the other finds out about it.

Eight Weebles figures from 1989 to 2023. From left to right: Highway (1989), brown hair, blue eyes, blue and white striped shirt and red bottom, molded hair and hands Soccer player (1996), egg with red top and green bottom with blond haired boy in backward red ball cap and hands around soccer ball stamped on Boy with bear (2001 "They Roll Too"), blond hair, teal sweatshirt with green trim, red bottom, holding orange teddy bear Tooey Winkington (2004 "Weebleville"), green turtle in yellow shirt, blue bottom, red jacket, and red firefighter hat Jill (2006 "Storybook World"), redhead with pigtails in yellow dress and green bottom, carrying bucket of water Dad (2010), clear egg with insert showing black hair, orange button-down shirt, green belt, and blue bottom, holding coffee cup Willie (2016 "Wonder Club"), boy with brown hair, blue eyes, backward red and white ball cap, red and white striped shirt, and blue bottom with white stripes Harper (2023), girl with ponytail, freckles, green shirt, and blue overalls with pocket

If you had any of the five on the left then you're an adult.

Pictured: Weebles figures released 1989 through 2023

PSA on links: On Bluesky, there’s no limit to the number of links you can share, and they will receive the same visibility as your other posts 💙

Visa and Mastercard are getting overwhelmed by gamer fury over censorship Gamers are sending mass emails and phone calls to major payment processors in protest over Steam and Itchio pulling adult games from their storefronts

Polygon reports that some clever activists are phrasing complaints to payment networks from the point of view of a confused customer asking why they can't pay for particular games with their cards.
www.polygon.com/news/616835/...

poster of a weeble that has fallen over and shattered his head and it's bleeding out and it says "Hell is Other Weebles"

The MSN-02 Zeong that appeared in the finale of Mobile Suit Gundam. It looks like a mobile suit that's wearing a skirt but has no legs, and jas antlers for some reason.

Not a Gundam, but they made a legless mobile suit in the first series. That's where they first said "you don't need legs in space". Unfortunately they also made it look stupid.

A drawing of a ghost character. They have no legs, just a ghost tail. They have their left arm raised in a pose.

revamped an old char design from 2020, which itself was a revamp of a drawing from 2017

older versions in thread

#oc #originalcharacter #digitalart

The image shows part of a public art installation known as "Conversation Piece" by Spanish artist Juan Muñoz, located near Littlehaven Beach in South Shields, UK. The installation comprises 22 bronze figures, each approximately 1.5 meters high and weighing about a quarter of a ton. Locals affectionately refer to the figures as the "Weebles" due to their rounded bases, reminiscent of the 1970s toy. The figures are arranged in small groups, some appearing to engage in conversation, while others gaze out to sea, reflecting the piece's title. In a recent development, hats and scarves were added to the figures during the winter of 2024-2025 by a local craft group member, Sheila Young, who felt the figures looked cold and wanted to honor men lost in war.

'The Weebles'

Conversation Piece by Spanish artist Juan Muñoz.
Littlehaven Beach, South Shields.

Comprised of 22 x 1.5m bronze figures weighing 1/4 tonne, some appear to chat, others gaze out to sea.

Sparty 🗿

#EastCoastKin #Photography #ColorADay #RedWed #WackyWednesdayArt #smArtist #Talk #Art

YouTube video by Pretzel why games don't feel like they used to

Video games don't feel like they used to when you were a kid because once you outgrow child labor laws, you have more than two games to play in a year. Choice paralysis makes you less invested in learning 100% of any particular game. Pretzel explains
www.youtube.com/watch?v=3V2Z...

"What about epoll()?"
poll() is almost a drop-in replacement for select(), giving it more bang for buck when making a minor upgrade. Switching from select() to poll() is more urgent and takes less effort than migrating to OS-specific APIs like Linux epoll and *BSD kqueue.

The problem with select() vs. poll() The UNIX select() API should have been deprecated years ago. While unsafe operations like sscanf(), sprintf(), gets(), and so forth all provide compile-time deprecation warnings, select() is also incr...

The UNIX/POSIX system call select(), an API to wait for one of several sockets to have new data, is obsolete and dangerous with high file descriptor counts. It should be replaced with poll() sooner rather than later. fluffy explains why
beesbuzz.biz/code/5739-Th...

The existence of mean girls implies with a certain degree of a probability the existence of σ girls!

#maths #probability #statistics

Fuzzy Worm Maker on Picrew kind of reminds me of Crowne Prince's pipefox characters, just without a way to make matching ears.

What method of payment would such a site have that bypasses the major payment processors?

The problem comes when bathroom bills, such as the proposal introduced several times in Indiana, are written so sloppily that they discriminate against actual intersex people.

I had an idea of how to configure the S-PPU for 75% menu opacity. I tried it in Mesen, saw it not behave as I expected, and found that my SNES (revision 1/1/1) did yet a third thing. I described the actual formula on the SNESdev forum.

ROM+source: forums.nesdev.org/viewtopic.ph...

Screenshot of Actual Mix 0.02. Left: Controls to set main color, sub color, and fixed color through red, green, and blue levels 0 to 31, rectangles of the resulting colors, and five checkboxes: Pseudo-hires, Add sub, Minus, Halve, Blend BG1. Right: Rectangles of actual mix, expected mix, even color, and odd color. Shows RGB levels of expected, even, and odd.

Actual Mix is a tool to experiment with color math and pseudo-hires, two blending features of the S-PPU (Super NES graphics chip). Set three colors and five flags, and it calculates what color the hardware should be displaying.
#ScreenshotSaturday #SNESdev

Five children with no legs wobble across a mud puddle on a trail through the woods, while the one in back (in pink) stops and catches herself. Still from Weebles episode "Two Lefts Make It Right" (2016)

And if you tell them they can "take a hike" with their zero-legroom seating, they ask "like this?"

🎶 She-bop, he-bop, we-bop, I-bop, you-bop, they-bop 🎶 - Cyndi Lauper teaching people about pronouns

Sex essentialists want to admit people to public toilets based on gametes that an individual has produced, or in individuals who have never been fertile, whether Müllerian or Wolffian gamete plumbing developed. Trouble is, almost no one actually gets their plumbing inspected before puberty.