Mr. White Squid, A Very Handy Crafter
Soft Sculpture by Hiné Mizushima.
The print is available in my Etsy shop!
ほぼA4ポスターは Etsyショップで扱っています。

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Mr. White Squid, A Very Handy Crafter
Soft Sculpture by Hiné Mizushima.
The print is available in my Etsy shop!
ほぼA4ポスターは Etsyショップで扱っています。
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escape
I've been thinking about this scene in Artificial Condition where MB meets ART for the first time. ART threatens MB to make sure MB doesn't attempt to hurt it.
Then Murderbot shows it what punishment from a governor module feels like.
ART can't feel pain. It can't understand human physical pain any more than it can understand human media. Murderbot has to help it translate these things into data.
This is ART's first experience of pain. It goes silent for three whole minutes and then it immediately apologizes to MB.
Later Rapport (short story) shows us how ART is suddenly more gentle towards human trauma. This moment must have been so pivotal for it.
"oh ryland. only you would cry over a bunch of rocks."
Everyone meet just a normal goose :)
Glad you guys like this totally normal goose!
I am making everyone remember normal goose
Well, I can not find the original separate post of this so I’m just going to tack these on here
Thank you @glitterdustcyclops !
Look I know this is a scientific publication but you don’t understand— we need to include milk and cookies in the photo. We have to. Otherwise the science suffers
1$ flea market score. Tiny glass 1960s perfume bottles. I love them.
Can you swap their heads ?
omg you can
Their meeting was foretold in the ancient texts
My horse (sewing machine) has got colic (an internal knot) and requires veterinary medicine (screwdriver) in the form of exploratory surgery (removing plate) accompanied by anaesthesia (being unplugged.)
But it’s always interesting to remember that this is a very heavy-duty, highly powered power tool - a motor designed for punching and dancing - which generations of people, often women, have fully expected to repair and maintain in their own homes. There’s a large constellation of confidence, mechanical knowledge, repair experience and problem-solving ability embodied in the practice of keeping a domestic sewing machine, and it’s largely invisible to people who don’t know.
Ok so
Your grandmother probably never unplugged or turned off when doing a quick fix, and tbh - the electric parts of the machine being mostly around the motor, and the mechanical parts under the plate being fairly neutral entities - it isn’t usually necessary-necessary.
However, it’s a really good idea to make sure the machine can’t spring into life when your fingers are around the plate - and when your attention is on the problem.
For example, a Mouse or other small child or creature might come over, and helpfully/accidentally press on the foot pedal. A pet might want to stand near you. Your own foot might be negligently lying on the pedal and have a spasm.
Unplug the power cord/foot pedal at the machine end, not at the wall - it’s lazier - and then you don’t have to worry about this happening!
A short poem: The thing we couldn't do becomes the thing we can
By @ goodthings4blackgirls.
continuation of this post
Steve sitting at Eddie’s kitchen table while Eddie shows him a lovingly hand painted miniature.
“so this is a demogorgon.”
Steve, staring at a two-headed baboon: “mm. No it’s not.”
“what? Yes it is!” Eddie is outraged. King Steve shows up out of nowhere, barges into Eddie’s trailer acting like he knows the place, asks a million questions about d&d (which Eddie didn’t even realize Steve Harrington knew existed), and then refuses to learn anything about it!
“no, see,” Steve says, grabbing a spare character sheet; he draws right on it, ignoring Eddie’s outraged squawk. He draws a big daisy with teeth all over the petals.
Eddie looks at the drawing. Looks at Steve. Looks at the drawing.
“that’s a demogorgon,” Steve says.
“no it is not.”
“Yes it is.” He points at the smaller stick figure beside it helpfully. “That’s me. I’m there for size comparison.”
Steve Harrington walks into Mrs. Click’s classroom, sans bagel, and beelines for his seat. He’s early for the first time all year. there’s hardly anyone ready in their seats yet. Tommy H. And Carol try to wave him over to their corner but he doesn’t even turn his head.
Steve drops into his seat and flings his bag down. He pulls out a brand new notebook, a sleek pen, and nothing else. He immediately turns to stare Robin in the eye. Lost, Robin stares back. She tries to greet him but ends up squeaking instead. Ouch.
“I would never date Tammy Thompson in a million years.” Steve Harrington tells Robin. She chokes. Then, with a completely serious expression, Steve flips his notebook open, clicks his pen, and asks, “So. What’s the best way to break into a secret government facility?”
Robin wonders if someone laced the drinking water this morning. “Wh-what?”
“It’s not a military base,” Harrington assures her. “More mad scientist lab.”
Robin goggles at him.
He turns and straddles his seat so they’re face to face. This does not ease Robin’s rising panic. Tommy and the other jocks from the basketball team are whispering. Steve taps his pen on her desk. “Come on, Buckley. Ideas. You’re an idea woman, right?”
“I am?”
Steve grins at her, wide and bright and genuine. She’s never seen him smile like that. She blinks. “That’s why they pay you the big bucks.”
Robin says nothing. She can’t say anything. She’s incapable of speech at the moment.
Steve shift like he’s aware he’s losing the crowd. His smile wavers at the edges, but he wiggles his eyebrows. “Get it? Bucks?”
“Bucks.”
“Like Buckley?”
How does Steve Harrington know her name??
Steve sighs when Mrs. Click calls for attention but turns around and sinks down in his seat. Robin is not subjected to an avalanche of bagel crumbs this morning. He doesn’t ask inane questions. She watches as he barely glances up all class, scribbling in that weird notebook.
When the bell rings, they both jump. Robin scrambles to leave first but before she’s even out of her seat Harrington jumps up. He claps his hands, points at her, and exclaims, “Just because they’re not military doesn’t mean they won’t have military grade defenses.”
“You did say it was government run,” Robin agrees. Has Harrington lost his mind? Has she lost her own mind?
“Good thinking, Buckley,” Steve nods. “Don’t sweat Tammy too much. You’re better than a muppet.”
this video has been the last hinge holding me together for weeks now. I need to watch it once a day or I'll start disintegrating
affirmations when opening a stuck jar:
I am stronger than the jar
I know what left and right are
smashing the jar will make a mess
I have strong and dextrous hands
I have opened jars before and I will open jars again