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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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JBB: An Artblog!
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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What if we lived in a world where giant cats and dogs roamed the earth?
There’s even more pictures, from the second page of the link:
Never before have I so deeply wanted to live in the world of someone’s artwork. Those pictures with the human just burying their entire upper body in the floof, they speak to me on a spiritual level.
They would definitely eat us lol
Scheme of pigeon post communications in the defense system of Moscow, 1941.
theyre on a date
#1yrago The demons of Jacques Auguste Simon Collin de Plancy's Dictionnaire Infernal
In 1818, Jacques Auguste Simon Collin de Plancy published his Dictionnaire Infernal, but it wasn’t until Henry Plon’s sixth printing in 1863 that the book got its now-infamous illustrations, which are a world of wonderful.
De Plancy was an atheist when he published the first edition, but became a Catholic over the intervening years and commissioned Luis Breton to create 550 illustrations of demons for the Plon printing.
I’ve read several articles on the Dictionary this morning and I still can’t figure out why de Plancy had it out for a guy named “Leonard” – judging from the pic, I’m assuming Lenny was a well-dressed scamp who broke de Plancy’s heart, either directly or by seducing de Plancy’s sweetheart.
https://boingboing.net/2017/01/02/the-demons-of-jacques-auguste.html
I'm pretty sure this is just the output of a medieval neural network.
Viktor & Yuuri: Stammi Vicino (Duet) vs Tessa Virtue & Scott Moir: Latch FD
FYI kubo/yoi staff used tessa & scott’s FD as reference!! please check out their gpf skate here
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do microwaves in other countries have different quick setting buttons? are american microwaves the standard? do people outside the u.s. have a potato button, is what i want to know.
Mexican here, we have potato button
I’m in Brazil and here we don’t have a potato button, we have a rice button.
I’m from the Netherlands and we have a potato button:)
In Scotland and we have a potato button but not on all microwaves just the nice ones.
In France I had a microwave with a chicken button and a breadloaf button
I’m from England and I didn’t know potato buttons were even a thing
Potato Button:
United States
Mexico
Canada
Netherlands
Posh Scotland
Rice Button:
Brazil
Breadloaf Button???:
France
No Dedicated Carbs Button:
England
okay i got sick of waiting for answers so i hopped onto some international versions of amazon and here is what i found:
australian amazon only sells books?? what the fuck
same for chinese amazon but that’s not as surprising
german microwaves have a potato button, but only when there are buttons. most of these things have dials. like… what. only weird fancy american microwaves have dials. also i saw a yogurt button.
indian microwaves seem to generally feature a ‘stuffed veg’ button instead of a potato-specific button. there is also a rice button. but do you know what else is standard. A GODDAMNED CHICKEN TANDOORI BUTTON. FUCK ME.
german and indian microwaves both had beverage buttons, which was not a surprise, but they also both had pizza buttons, which WAS a surprise. the indian microwaves called it a bread snack but it was clearly a picture of a pizza. why is the pizza button more universal than the potato button??
japanese microwaves have rice buttons and not potato buttons. no surprises there. the big surprise is that they also favor the dial. for that matter india had a lot of microwaves with dials, too. what gives. why the dials. where are your flat, easy to clean buttons.
according to italian amazon, in italian you call a kitchenaid stand mixer a “robot da cucina”. that is the cutest fucking thing i have ever heard. but back to microwaves. once again i’m seeing a lot of dials. you know these aren’t real ovens, right? why are you adjusting the strength so much. keep it on high and hit the one minute button. stop complicating things with dials. a lot of these are just rebranded german microwaves, so there is a potato button, and also a yogurt button.
see above for spain. y’all just have the same microwave. spain’s amazon is a lot less intuitive than every other country’s. i don’t know why. spanish amazon, please fix your menu system. it is wrong.
This concludes my fact-finding mission. Australia, why are your microwaves so mysterious.
I love the words “potato button”
I deeply admire the OP’s devotion to cross-cultural microwave studies and potato button data.
https://lambchopsticks.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/microwave-oven.jpg
Japan has a cake button. A CAKE BUTTON.
very valuable document
Cat scan
I’m sorry that it’s just a recording guys but here you go! The full version of Welcome to the Madness… Enjoy your trip into Madness ;P (I AM SO SORRY ABOUT MY LAME CAMERA SKILLS ;__;)
the glove
Fan field note of the day: if you go to Toranoana B Floor 6 in Ikebukuro, Tokyo, there is a small section in the back with not-entirely-legal-but-nobody's-really-watching gatchapon machines that contain fan-made buttons. There are about two dozen Yuri on Ice machines with all doujin art with various pairings. Interesting underbelly of fandom.
Reblog if you’re part of a hostile nation that’s declared war on Australia
Oh my god though guys you don’t know the best thing! The best thing is: he’s right.
The Gay and Lesbian Kingdom of the Coral Sea Islands is a micronation near Australia. This is their flag:
The Gay Kingdom (as it is colloquially known) was founded in 2004 in protest against Australia’s legal stance against same-sex marriage.
Here are some of their stamps:
They are currently ruled by Emperor Dale I, and their currency is the Pink Dollar.
And, indeed - they declared war on Australia for not recognizing same-sex marriages performed outside the country. (Second link.)
You’re telling me there has been a Gay Island this ENTIRE TIME and I’m only just finding out about it????
She said yes ♡♡
If you know film and/or photography, you probably know the name Muybridge, the man who effectively invented cinema by taking photos in rapid succession of a horse galloping in order to settle a bet. And then went on to film endless movement sequences, mostly walk cycles, of various animals and human subjects (to the enternal gratitude of animators everywhere).
Apparently this is what happened when he got to cats.
Flipping through the key-animation cuts of Masaru Sakamoto (坂本勝) for the dynamic finale of Little Witch Academia TV Series’ episode 1 !!! This is fire :O
https://twitter.com/tuki3002/status/818391522886307840
