[infertilityidol]

it's always "why do you pace so much" and never "how was the pacing was the pacing fun"

[geekynerfherder]

'The Mirror Of Galadriel' by Peter Diamond.

Officially licensed 18" x 24" giclee print on 300gsm 100% cotton art stock paper, in a numbered Regular edition of 250 for £69.99; and an 18" x 24" screen print with metallic copper inks on Malmarque marbled art paper, in a Lothlórien Variant edition of 100 for £59.99.

On sale Friday November 28 at 6pm UK through Moor-Art Gallery.

[nevver]

r/FindTheCat, Andi Watson

[chase-solidago]

thinking about what is and what isn't allowed in frame with reference ecosystems in prairie restoration

[ariel-s-awesome]

Explanation from OP in the replies

restoration ecology tends to want to restore to a past state of an ecosystem, but magically that past state never involved people! Harvest, reciprocity, etc are all ignored because we pretend there's such a thing as prairie without people. Turns out, that imagined prairie never existed, there were always people here and there should people involved in restored prairie too!

[kayacomsin]

The only good use of AI is to block pictures my sister-in-law sends me of her baby covered in food.

[slingerapen]

cats know keyboard shortcuts even microsoft doesnt know about

[mxjackparker]

Can't get through the commute to work in London without being reminded of the connection between football, fascism, and military propaganda that tries to recruit the fans. It only gets more ghoulish.

[coquelicoq]

[ID: Photo of an ad on the Tube with the words, in all caps: "Defend. Intercept. Attack." Behind the word "Attack" is a picture of a person running. The top half is a soldier yelling with a machine gun; the bottom half is the legs of a football player about to kick the ball. To the side of the legs in smaller capital letters is "You're already speaking our language. You belong here." Below is the UK flag and "Army: Be the best. Search Army jobs." /end ID]

[bobbole]

Kimagure Buta

[charnel-grounds]

Hugo Steiner-Prag (1880–1945)

illustration from “Der Tod des Löwen” by  Auguste Hauschner

etching, 1922 — source

[drumcaper]

Everyone who reads Moby Dick instantly turns into a fanatic about it and its making me realise that you all would all go buck wild at the opportunity to go whaling to help some old man fight God. You would all cheer for the dabloon that would mark your final throes.

[sniperct]

tumblr waiting for news on mitch mcconnell (image source)

[deadpowol]

[tahthetrickster]

[theoppositeofprofound]

girl i don’t know how to say this. that’s not a found family that’s a platoon of child soldiers.

[sparrowlark]

#scholars call this the animorph problem (via op)

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Star Trek - art by John Carlance (1976)

[endless-formsmostbeautiful]

Then I told him that I felt that Norman Bates, if he were a painting, would be painted by Hopper, and he agreed. So we had kind of that discussion, writer and actor, about the character. He had an incredible grasp on Norman Bates and the situation that he was in. I think Tony Perkins must have known what it was like to be trapped. —Joseph Stefano, screenwriter, in The Making of Psycho (1997)

PSYCHO dir. Alfred Hitchcock (1960)

HOUSE BY THE RAILROAD by Edward Hopper (1925)

[trekkie-polls]

You’re working on a starship of your choice, but you’re not in starfleet. What are you doing?

Bartender & backup therapist

Bartender & always got a scheme going

Barber & gossip peddler

Chef & official ship’s complainer

School teacher & weirdly no personality disorders

House spouse

One of the kiddos

Jack of all trades & recovering from stockholm syndrome

Run a simple little shop in which you simply make and sell goods

Groundskeeper & keeping it real

Dabo girl/waiter/just lookin cute and watching the drama unfold

See results/I’m in starfleet/other

Remaining time: 22 hours 2 minutes

[escuerzoresucitado]