Unapologetic Music Ninja

My name is Roger Riddle. I am not of this world. Not of this time. Not of this dimension. I am posting and reblogging about music, D&D, quilting, and art from aboard my explorer class ship 22,300 miles above Earth in geosynchronus orbit above Akron, Ohio.

[rogerriddle]

My name is Roger Riddle. I am not of this world, not of this time, not of this dimension. I am broadcasting a radio show across time and space to planet Earth. Calling planet Earth. Planet Earth. Calling Planet Earth. In this episode of Transmissions we are time traveling. To propel us through time we will be riding the waves of: Floating Points - Nespole Steve Spacek - Rawl Aredo MONO/POLY - Psychedelic Sasquath Little Dragon - Frisco B-52s - Mesopotamia Late Comer - Cosmic Cart Timo Lassy - African Rumble Smokey Robinson - Why You Want To See My Bad Side Gregory Porter - 1960 What (Opolopo Remix) Nina Simone - Be That Way Sometimes SAULT - Street Fighter Les McCann - Doin' That Thing Shabazz Palaces - #CAKE Zero Db - Satellites Are Spinning Nawang Kechog - Last Stand of the Wild Things Kofi Flexxx featuring Anthony Joseph - By Now (Accused of Magic) Jose Prates - Maracatu da D Santa Pharoah Sanders - Upper and Lower Egypt (Edit) Massive Attack featuring TracyThorn - Protection Charlotte Dos Santos - Patience The Flamingos - I Only Have Eyes For You Shafiq Husayn - If You Miss You Kiss You Rahsaan Roland Kirk - Spirits Up Above

DJ Roger Riddle - Transmissions - Episode 3.mp3

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[mexicanheaux]

Sometimes u just gotta make yourself a quesadilla and move the fuck on

[mexicanheaux]

The worst part about this post??? People saying “with cheese!” Bitch cheese is literally in the word if it had no cheese it would be a dilla

[rogerriddle]

[singlesilverearring]

why is everyone so mean. how aren’t you tired

[rogerriddle]

Poetry by a billionaire just sounds like something I don't want to ever hear, for so many different reasons.

But being forced to listen to it because I have to take my daughter somewhere reminds me so much of the Vogons in Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy.

[mysticdragon3md3]

[allsadnshit]

Roasted chicken, ginger, daikon, shiitake mushroom soup with lime, cilantro, broccoli sprouts, and rice noodles

[monsterlogic]

[allsadnshit]

Thank u for this contribution

[instant-oatmeal]

Souphelia

[degeneration-design-doctor]

OPhởlia

[happybird16]

Time for a new picrew game

Tagging: @theferricfox @postwarlevi @humanitys-strongest-bamf @the-milk-anon @darlingheichou @spicerackofblorbos @likelilacwine

[spicerackofblorbos]

ahhh thank you Tay!! It's been a while 🤔

tagging: @wyvernslovecake @averysmolbear @roseofdarknessblog @marleysfinest and anyone who sees this! I know I don't have many on here yet 🤔 I'M WORKING ON IT I PROMISE

[wyvernslovecake]

Thanks, Kat and Sky! It's been a minute and a half since I've done a Picrew, so I'm glad this one had some nifty choices!

No-pressure tagging @quiveringdeer @likelilacwine @swampstew @bita-bita @bloompompom @dont-f-with-moogles @shingekinomyfeelings @gummyshark-soda @erwinswings @majesticenbypancake @lil-cinn @catcarolingwiththebprd @roseofdarknessblog @thelastoreo @averysmolbear @marleysfinest and anybody else who wants to play!

[szlugeria]

Thanks for the tag! Recently my activity dropped a bit and this brought me back to life lol

Anyways, here’s a bit upgraded old OC Marko, he has grown hair and came from the demonic three eyed tribe

Tagging: @tulipps-maehem @rahonn @razzledazzleelderberry @massacrepear @buckysxgal @henrioo @glassartpeasants @fuegito-de-eeuu @pain-in-the-asguardian @umbrace-ramble and everyone else who wants to do as silly thing as this!

[glassartpeasants]

I haven't done one of these bad boys in forever! So I decided fuck it why not. Thanks for the tag!

I have way more freckles then this but it is what it is. This piccrew was super cute and includes many things that some piccrews don't!

Taglist: @wholesomey-artist @menifire1092 @@nerdgeekandeverysweet-blog @tremendoushorsepatrolgoth @bat-eclecticwolfbouquet-love @mandiemegatron and anyone that wants to cause I'm not good at these </3

[menifire1092]

Thank you @glassartpeasants for the tag❤ It's the first time I've participated in this.

(I saw people doing it, I didn't have many friends online)

I tried 😅

Taglist: @tipsia0091 @x-martina-krane Try to do it too

[tipsia0091]

I had loads of fun making this!

Thank you for tagging me @menifire1092

I just want to say that I am not blond. Ok? There just wasn't a fitting option because I've got parts of my hair bleached nearly white and some are blond. The rest are still my natural colour brown. So...

But still I hope these will come and do it as well!

@liveinalovelyway @cyberrose2001 @cyeayt

[cyberrose2001]

hii! thanks for the tag @tipsia0091 🤍

its lik3 4am i cant scrape my brain for ppl to tag fhjfkd

@uselessmicrowave @asimp4bee @botmilf

[asimp4bee]

Thank you for thd tag :D @cyberrose2001

Tbh it's 1am for me so I'm just gonna randomly pick ppl to tag as well dbdh

@nova--spark @magicalmousey @tanukijay-official

[belyyvolks]

Tagging:@stinger-shot @rex-underscore-ink @rogerriddle @xjackieism @wandasterminatrix

[rogerriddle]

Tagging: I don't really have anyone to tag. I'm kinda still kinda new even though I have had this account for a long time. But it was fun to make this little avatar all the same.

[illegitimatetenenbaum]

King of the Hill balloon left over after my son’s birthday party. I feel like it belongs online.

[rogerriddle]

This balloon looks like if Bernie Mac made a guest appearance on King of the Hill.

[yolas0]

[rogerriddle]

[rogerriddle]

Albert Racinet's "Polychrome Ornament," 1869 PLATE XI. CHINESE AND JAPANESE ART. CLOISONNE ENAMEL.

WE have ventured to unite under one title, Chinese and Japanese, the various specimens of enamel collected in our plate. They do in fact belong to one and the same style, as the art of ornamentation in Japan was formed under the influence of the Chinese, and presents no special characteristic to account for the greater esteem in which its productions are held, except a higher per­fection of workmanship and some superiority in individual taste. In fact, it is very often difficult to distinguish Chinese productions of this kind from those that arc produced in Japan, and it is frequently still more difficult to decide whether any particular piece belongs to ancient or to modern times. A few connoisseurs may profess to distinguish them by the method of their manufacture or the use of certain enamels; but the system of ornamentation has in general remained the same, and has changed the less from the circumstance that the most recent productions are merely copies of ancient ones. M. Jacquemart, in his Merveilles de la Ceramique, speaks thus on the subject: "The Chinese are skilful forgers and endeavor to profit by the taste of their fellow-countrymen for ancient and valuable works. It has sometimes happened in China, as with ourselves, that mere imitators have succeeded in obtaining for their works a reputation and value equal to those of the originals."

CHINESE. Nos. l to 3.-Collection of 11L Ed. Andre. Exposition Orientale of 1869. Nos. 4 to 11.-Manuscripts from the Bibliotheque Nationale Cabinet des Esfampes. Nos. 12, 13.-Collection of M Dutnit. Exposition Orientale of 1869. Nos. 14, 15.-:Manuscripts from the Bibliothegue Nationale. Nos. 16, 17 .-Collection of M. Baur. Exposition Orientale of 1869. JAPANESE. Nos.·18 to 21.-Collection of M. Coerli Duglere. Exposition Orieutale of 1869. CHINESE. Nos. 22 - 23.-Collections of MM. Monbel and Dutuit. Exposition Orientale of 1869.

[thememedaddy]

[fullofdelight]

Found this gem in the comments.

[chlorhexidini]

I want to see what it would look like in web format. My siren story.

[rogerriddle]

Albert Racinet's "Polychrome Ornament," 1869 PLATE X. CHINESE ART. MEANDERS AND SCALLOPS.

THE specimens contained in the accompanying plate are taken from vases in bronze, incrusted with tin, silver, or gold, in the possession of the Baroness de Rothschild and Messrs. Burty, Evans, Laurens, and Mentzer; some are modern, others of the highest antiquity. All were exhibited at the Exposition Orientale, organised by the Union centrale des arts appliques a l'industrie in 1869. The greater number are described in the illustrated catalogue, in 42 folio volumes (Bibl. Nat.), of all the vases formerly contained in the Imperial Museum of Pekin, the majority of which were unfortunately destroyed at the sack of the Summer Palace. This loss is to be regretted from an historical as well as from an artistic point of view, as many of the vases were manufactured in commemoration of historical events, and thus served as memorials of facts and dates, as proved by the researches of M. Stanislas Julien. This great Chinese scholar, when exhibiting a sketch of one of these vases, the inscription on which proved that it was presented to the emperor Wen Wang, 1200 years before our era, i. e. about the time of the siege of Troy, asserted that there were others more ancient still. From the ornamentalist's point of view few studies are so interesting as that of these spirited meanders, so different, notwithstanding their similarity of class, from the lineal rigidity of their Greek successors. These ornamental designs, the symmetry of which is so ingeniously varied, give a high idea of the decorative art of the ancient Chinese, and are capable of numerous applications to modern decoration

[mysticdragon3md3]

Today i learned there was a trend of people licking ice cream pints then putting them back on the shelf, and...WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK?????💢

[soemthingsparkly]

HELLO I CAN FINALLY POST IT NOW CAUSE RORA POSTED THEIR RANCHERS SUPERHERO AU FIC

Tango as Deepfrost my beloved villain anti-hero

[rogerriddle]

Albert Racinet's "Polychrome Ornament," 1869 PLATE IX. GRECO-ROMAN ART. MOSAICS, PAINTED BAS-RELIEFS, AND MURAL PAINTINGS.

THE use of mosaic is very ancient; its name is derived. from the Greek word Moura, Muse. "If an invention," says M Barre, "is attributed to the Muses collectively, and not to some particular artist, or special divinity of the second rank, if it has never become the theme of the narrations of poets and fabulists, we may be sure that it has been a common practice from time immemorial, and comprises nothing that could be called a discovery."-Herculanum et Pompei, by H. Roux and Barre.-Paris, Firmin Didot. It is difficult to determine precisely the periods at which the Greeks, and after them the Romans, . passed from the use of simply variegated pavements to mosaics ornamented with figures. All that we know with any certainty is, that the taste for mosaic pavements was only developed amongst the Greeks under the Asiatic influence of the successors of Alexander. Relying on a passage in Pliny, it may be safely assumed that mosaics of artificial crystals, used for the imitation of painting, first appeared at Rome about the time of Vespasian. (See the passage quoted from M. Jeanron in the Introduction.)

The specimens contained in our plate may be thus divided:- Nos. 1 to 7, mosaics found at Herculaneum and Pompeii. No. 6 from the House of the Faun, and No. 7 from the House of Polybius, both at Pompeii. Nos. 8 and 9 represent painted bas-reliefs at Pompeii. Nos. 10 to 20 are taken from panels, friezes, borders and mural paintings. All these specimens are reproduced from the great works of Zahn and Mazois.

[gondwana]

High And Scared world champion

[rogerriddle]