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A wrapped cock n balls-shaped object on a truck at a petrol station. Sign reads: PULL FORWARD AFTER GETTING FUEL OR GET
SHOT
SHOT

mcmjolnir
Mother's Day is just around the corner
I mean, also, that sign
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Dark and coloured gas from a stellar nebula
'This towering structure of billowing gas and dark, obscuring dust might only be a small portion of the Eagle Nebula, but it is no less majestic in appearance for it. 9.5 light-years tall and 7000 light-years distant from Earth, this dusty sculpture is refreshed with the use of new processing techniques. The new Hubble image is part of ESA/Hubble’s 35th anniversary celebrations.'
https://esahubble.org/news...
https://esahubble.org/news...
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A hand drawn representative map of 200,000 square miles of the North American North central and Western region.
Blackfoot Chief Ako Mic Mi's (translated as Feathers) knowledge came from an oral tradition and he had no handheld map to share with Hudson Bay trader Peter Chesterfield about the landscape. Feathers drew a balanced and centered diagram of lines on the ground and then communicated the details to Fidler using the spoken Blackfoot language and Plains Sign. Fidler copied the lines of the diagram into his journal and then added demographic and geographic footnotes related to him through Feathers’s oral communication.
The final copy of Feathers’s map describes a landscape of over 200,000 square miles and stands out as being the most expansive oral account of a geographic region ever recorded on the continent. Stretching from Oregon to North Dakota, and from Alberta to central Wyoming, the map identifies 14 major tributaries of the Missouri River, from the Milk River in the north to the Bighorn River in the south, and includes the location of prominent island mountain ranges interspersed between the rivers.
https://www.distinctlymontana.com/brillian...
The final copy of Feathers’s map describes a landscape of over 200,000 square miles and stands out as being the most expansive oral account of a geographic region ever recorded on the continent. Stretching from Oregon to North Dakota, and from Alberta to central Wyoming, the map identifies 14 major tributaries of the Missouri River, from the Milk River in the north to the Bighorn River in the south, and includes the location of prominent island mountain ranges interspersed between the rivers.
https://www.distinctlymontana.com/brillian...
This is amazing.
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Hearse with signage - Mourn Hub
"If this hearse is a rockin', don't come a knockin', because you'll probably get bit by the zombie inside the casket."
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My neighbors got a new van. I tentatively approve. Apparently there are only, like, 2000 in the US and one's in Tacoma. There's a weird window-in-a-window like a subaru SVX or a fancy 90s tv and the van is overall an objectively correct shape.
Aesthetically, I think it goes well with my other neighbor's 70s Firebird.
Aesthetically, I think it goes well with my other neighbor's 70s Firebird.
I haven't checked one out in person, but part of me really wants to justify getting one.
I had a 71 blue and white for a while. I want one of those.
if only they had physical controls and not all the touchscreen junk
@cristin I literally forgot about the existence of touchscreens for a moment as beautiful as it was short... Pneumatic tires were a mistake.
There’s one in the neighborhood. Inexplicably all black.
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I came here for this, and was not disappointed.
Here in Chicago, it's accurate today.
This conveniently reminds me that it's my daughter's birthday many years.
She’s right!
somehow also relevant to my little valley in VT
Same here today
70° here. No jacket required.
Good to know if you're going to play bracket.city today
This applied, yesterday, even here in Brisbane. A sweet spot.
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By the time I reached the beach it was too bright to see more than the moon and Venus, but still, was a lovely sunrise.
By the time I reached the beach it was too bright to see more than the moon and Venus, but still, was a lovely sunrise.
🎶The spiral light of Venus rising first and shining best🎶
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A building designed to look like an old radio.
2BH, Broken Hill.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
Yes, it's a radio station shaped like a radio. I'm curious why they went with Philips. Is this actually modeled after a particular radio?
Edit: Yes! Very roughly, the 1931/32 Philips 930A 'Chapel', or something similar, which would match up with 2BH's 1934 on-air date: https://www.radiomuseum.org/r...
However, I'm seeing some stuff that suggests the current building was custom built as late as 1990.
Source: https://pixelfed.social/p...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
Yes, it's a radio station shaped like a radio. I'm curious why they went with Philips. Is this actually modeled after a particular radio?
Edit: Yes! Very roughly, the 1931/32 Philips 930A 'Chapel', or something similar, which would match up with 2BH's 1934 on-air date: https://www.radiomuseum.org/r...
However, I'm seeing some stuff that suggests the current building was custom built as late as 1990.
Source: https://pixelfed.social/p...
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A large box truck sits on a tarmac; only the rear is visible. The back of the truck is open, going by the eerie greenish light coming from it. The truck has an angled ramp and two satellite dishes on top. A figure is pushing a large box with a purple question mark on its side up the ramp into the truck. The sky is a dark purple. The painting is signed "Chris Silverman".
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Marilyn Monroe poses on a pitch black background while wearing some sort of black clothing, so that all that can be seen are her head, arms and legs. She's sitting with her bare legs to one side, and is gripping the collar of the cloak with one hand while the other falls to her lap.
I wonder if this was the inspiration for the Showgirls movie poster.
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A pair of plastic gnomes
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scene from The Mask with cloaked figures looking at the mask
"I keel you!"
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A photograph of an embroidered piece. It is a 12-pointed star in rainbow colors. Each section of a point of the start is divided with different embroidery patterns in each section.
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Local
2-Year-Old Unaware He’s Basis For 6 Couples’ Decisions Not To Have Kids
(pictured below that text is a photo of the aforementioned 2-year-old with blonde hair and his mouth open)
2-Year-Old Unaware He’s Basis For 6 Couples’ Decisions Not To Have Kids
(pictured below that text is a photo of the aforementioned 2-year-old with blonde hair and his mouth open)
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“jungle tom-toms.”
Jeebus, wypipo.
Jeebus, wypipo.
That dude is a square.
Holy shit, rude to Tina Weymouth and Chris Franz.
I’d say that dude can get bent, but the stick up his ass probably prevents it
Jungle's more about the Amen break. Dude doesn't know what he's talking about.
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Product image for a sticker shaped like a beer coaster. An old steelcut portrait of Teddy Roosevelt titled "The F*ck?" and captioned "Famous words of Teddy Roosevelt when he saw America in February of 2025"
Ray Gun, which is unionized
https://www.raygunsite.com/pages...
...and is pretty up-front about their politics
https://www.raygunsite.com/collecti...
They do custom printed die-cut stickers and will host a webstore
https://www.raygunsite.com/pages...
No idea about terms and rates, although they do say they will do low-volume runs and most items are print on demand. Their in-house stickers retail at $4/ea. One of the local orgs here uses Ray Gun for their tees which is how I happened across this.
https://www.raygunsite.com/pages...
...and is pretty up-front about their politics
https://www.raygunsite.com/collecti...
They do custom printed die-cut stickers and will host a webstore
https://www.raygunsite.com/pages...
No idea about terms and rates, although they do say they will do low-volume runs and most items are print on demand. Their in-house stickers retail at $4/ea. One of the local orgs here uses Ray Gun for their tees which is how I happened across this.
Ray Gun looks great!
oh, yes, still 100% fuck stickermule with a cholla
Yup. Fuck Stickermule forever.
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I think this is my favorite SNL skit of all time.
My Ann Margaret knowledge come solely from “Ann Margrock” on the Flintstones, but this tracks based on that.
@bencmeissner She was somethin' else. See also:
https://www.youtube.com/watch...
https://www.youtube.com/watch... (starting around 0:43, but the context is important)
https://youtu.be/Gzm4PZow...
https://www.youtube.com/watch...
https://www.youtube.com/watch... (starting around 0:43, but the context is important)
https://youtu.be/Gzm4PZow...
@bencmeissner yeah for me it's Ann Margrock to Tommy and beans
@MackReed was? She's still with us! (83!)
@homerj Ah - didn't mean to imply death, just her in her prime.
Her Jennifer Tilly impression is hilarious
Carnal Knowledge Carnal Knowledge Carnal Knowledge
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CDN media
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That’s what happens when you steal rich people’s money.
Diva Down
@m3moellering well stealing and being gay
Can we do desantis next?!
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Art Deco angels.
Inspired by m3moellering's post on the building: https://mltshp.com/p/1QZEL
Originally built as the Parisiana Orfeum, architect Béla Lajta, art deco cherub statues by Géza Maróti.
The Transformers franchise has gone through periods of Cybertron design being heavily influenced by Art Deco, explaining why there's a distinct Transformers vibe to the statues.
https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
Source: https://art.nouveau.world/uj-szinh...
Originally built as the Parisiana Orfeum, architect Béla Lajta, art deco cherub statues by Géza Maróti.
The Transformers franchise has gone through periods of Cybertron design being heavily influenced by Art Deco, explaining why there's a distinct Transformers vibe to the statues.
https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
Source: https://art.nouveau.world/uj-szinh...
The end of Maróti's life sounds like a baroque tragedy:
"1933–1940. More than 600-page study on the lost city of Atlantis. Finished in German and translated into English, but never published."
Watching Europe descend into war while you retreat into an epic fantasy that no-one will read.
"1933–1940. More than 600-page study on the lost city of Atlantis. Finished in German and translated into English, but never published."
Watching Europe descend into war while you retreat into an epic fantasy that no-one will read.
@bezt Astute.