Sean Jacobs

Both of them look like Bored Apes that have come to life.

I think it's kind of neat that, if you're lucky enough to find one in their catalog, you can officially name a toad after someone just by making a totally reasonable donation to a non-profit organization.

Seems like that's something you could crowdfund pretty easily *stares at camera*

So he still looks dumb, just not quite as dumb.

If only there were some way to create lists on some piece of technology that stores things online in an easily accessible place! Maybe even something you have in your hand right now!

My wife was just telling me that it snowed in her hometown in SD today, while here in FL she’s in a sundress and sandals.

We’re about to get that cold weather too though. In early November. Guess it’s time to empty the hurricane tubs.

Wonder how many folks making $70k/yr happen to have $52k sitting in the bank for that downpayment?

They're fairly hefty, I bet you could sling one a pretty good distance if you tried.

A long submarine style sandwich with grilled turkey, roast beef, provolone, smoked cheddar, Thousand Island dressing, and their "Italian salad", piled on split sub style bread. It is served on deli paper in a black plastic basket.

Hallet’s Hot Lunch from Mama Dilo's in Winter Haven, FL.
Grilled turkey, roast beef, provolone, smoked cheddar, Thousand Island dressing, and their "Italian salad" which is basically chopped iceberg with Italian dressing.

It's a mess of a sandwich but always hits the spot.

I love Spadefoots because they always look like they've seen something shocking. Every time I see one, I think of this photo.

Hero.

A photo of a full moon. It looks like every other full moon because there’s no way to distinguish November’s full moon from any other full moon.

Beaver Moon? I got your Beaver Moon right here!

I really loved my PT Cruiser. It was comfy, useful, reliable, and absolutely adorable.

It's the poor keming that does it for me.

I haven't ever used Spotify, but this playlist sounded like fun, so I created a copy of this playlist on YouTube music and it's been my favorite playlist for months now. I was only vaguely familiar with a couple of these bands and now I love them all so much, and I just wanted to say thanks.

We spent months under clouds and I was sad because the Seestar was getting dusty. Our last couple of nights have been pretty nice though, and it's been getting down into the 50's!

A photo of a bright, somewhat fuzzy, comet against a starry black sky. 180 10 second exposures using a Seestar S50, edited in the telescope

Okay, I went back out tonight with a clearer sky and the knowledge that I gained last night and took what I think is a much better picture of Comet C/2025 A6 (Lemmon).

I'm quite happy with this one.

For fuck's sake. I'm gonna get nightmares now.

No. Nope. Uh uh.

A fuzzy greenish comet against a starry black sky.

I finally had the opportunity to take a few minutes at dusk and run down the road to a nearby field with an unobstructed western view to see if I could get a photo of Comet C/2025 A6 (Lemmon). This is an okay shot, but I might try again soon if I get the chance.

A photo of the Triangulum Galaxy, a swirl of stars around a bright central point.

The Moon, First Quarter phase.

Had a bit of time before cloud cover rolled in tonight, so I grabbed a few shots of the moon and the Triangulum Galaxy. The Triangulum Galaxy is the third largest galaxy in our Local Group, after the Andromeda Galaxy and the Milky Way.

The only appropriate reply is HONK.

The bottom of the paper maché head, now painted grey and with a dark grey hat secured into the hole with pop rivets and hot glue.

Anna removed the bill from a cheap baseball cap, and once paint was finished I used pop rivets and hot glue to secure the hat inside the Anna head shaped hole. It’s snug at first and kind of forms to her head after she wears it for a bit.

The bottom of the Great Stone Dragon head, showing the cardboard ring temporarily taped into place.

Into that hole I taped a 1” strip of cereal box, then used craft paper maché to secure that on both sides.

I have an “Anna head shape” from a previous project, made using a pair of cardboard calipers I made. I found the balance point by balancing the head on a scrap of wood, and cut the head shape out of a piece of cardboard at that spot, then used paper maché to secure the cardboard to the head.

Paper maché for masks, Halloween projects, etc | Manning Makes Stuff My process for paper maché projects for Halloween and Mardi Gras; materials, recipes, tutorials, pics, and more.

I mentioned this in the alt-text, but if you want more info on the paper maché method I use, see the wonderful instructions at manningkrull.com/manningmakes..., who taught me everything I know about paper maché. @manningkrull.bsky.social is also an awfully nice guy that you should follow.

A woman hiding in bushes wearing a red outfit and a 5K badge around her neck. She is holding a giant paper maché version of the head of the Great Stone Dragon. It has pointy cartoon teeth and angry eyebrows.

A pile of Amazon and Cheerios boxes, taped together with black masking tape and covered in plastic wrap. It is vaguely in the same shape as the paper maché head in the previous photo.

The same pile of boxes now covered in four layers of paper maché, now with cardboard pieces outlining the mouth, nose, and neck ornamentation. It has semispherical eyes and 3D printed horns. A clipboard is leaning in the background with reference photos of the Great Stone Dragon in Disney's Mulan (1998)

The previous cardboard shapes now covered in six layers total of paper maché. This version is very colorful because it's on the "newsprint" layer. I used pieces torn from old Scholastic Books catalogs, so they were very colorful. For more info on the paper maché method I use, see the wonderful instructions at https://manningkrull.com/manningmakesstuff/my-paper-mache-method, who taught me everything I know about paper maché.

My lovely @chieflotsahair.bsky.social runs all three Wine and Dine races at Disney World every year and we tend to go a little overboard with the costume for the 5K. This year's 5K theme was Mushu's Breakfast, so her costume was Mushu (Mulan, 1998) wearing the Great Stone Dragon's head as a hat.

I have an S50, that’s mainly why I was curious. I’ve not seen one stacked in the Seestar that didn’t have star and/or comet trailing, and this looks great on both fronts.

I’m awfully curious of the process you used for this one, it looks fantastic.

The future of games is shitty point and click choose your own adventure videos?

Seconded.