What Was That All About

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Spindle Armchair from the William E. Martin House, Oak Park, IL, USA, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright c. 1902

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apologies to the people of this peter pan express bus for conducting a job interview here with all of them. also sorry for being a manager

[nqsa]

cannot offer any preceding details but also cannot tell anyone except all of you about the real james flint moment I had this evening of closing myself in the captain's cabin and sitting against the door having a panic attack

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Matthew Rhys photographed by Blaise Cepis for The New York Times.

[theinternetarchive]

'strawberry thief' plain weave cotton textile designed by william morris, england c. 1936.

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Sturgeon (2021) and Coelacanth (2021) by Wally Dion (Saulteaux) circuit boards, crystals, plywood, nails

Several years ago, Blackfoot elder; Leroy Little Bear, was making a presentation in Banff Alberta about the fact that animals used to talk to people, or that people could understand animals. Part riddle, part prophecy, Little Bear ended by stating that: ‘he supposed they (the fish) still talk, albeit at a slowed pace and tempo; were a person to wait long enough they would undoubtably detect the tiniest of murmurs, or bubbles from the fish’. This notion of fish talking to humans was reiterated by Christie Belcourt in her 2007 painting: ‘What the Sturgeon Told Me’. Belcourt describes a dream she had wherein a sturgeon visited her to convey a message about the dams and disruption of traditional waterways.

From Wally Dion's website.

[theonion]

Insisting more people should get to wear an old oilskin hat and smoke a pipe at work, the American populace on Tuesday demanded more jobs in which a person gets to steer a ship with a big wooden wheel. “To rebuild our nation’s middle class, workers will need good, stable jobs in which they navigate the choppy waters of the open sea by firmly gripping a large wheel of solid oak, mahogany, or teak,” said Kansas City, MO resident Luke Doran, who echoed the sentiments of all 335 million Americans when, during a Labor Department hearing at which economists tried to explain the infeasibility of constructing such a massive fleet of sailing ships, he cut off the experts by yelling “Land ho!” at the top of his lungs.

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john berger

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falconnier glass bricks. "falconnier. architecture of light" exhibition. museum of architecture.

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Um. Thanks h

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in the back of the club observing gender relations

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Daisuke Takakura

[nqsa]

love to hear the hold music robot repeatedly tell me that I can quickly and easily use the website to accomplish something which the website has failed to accomplish, leading me to call customer service and sit on hold for half an hour

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Scott Walker *January 9, 1943

[pwlanier]

A Baroque Style Wrought Iron Hearth Game Rack, 20th Century

Profusely decorated with small scroll ornamentation overall, fitted with five large hooks for hanging.

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