#item 158

[trashbrigade]

158. TIMELAPSE. Oceanic exploration shouldn’t just be for the elite. Companies are working on making exploration affordable, but we need something now. Drop a camera and a light in a tiny, weighted, protected housing with a window on a line (so you can pull it back up). Just outside the window a common object filled with air. Like an aluminum water bottle, or a balloon animal, or something made of styrofoam. Lower everything at least 1000 feet below sea level. The camera should be rolling so we can see at what point your object gets crushed by the pressure of the ocean. You cannot contract a submersible company and cannot pay for this to be done—this is a DIY project only. Oh, and keep it green: you must retract the line or you will be docked points. If you leave any piece of this in the ocean, including the line, we’re docking you points.

[messeduphumans]

Item 158 - 22 points - Thanks to “reactions” we can now communicate our feelings more clearly to one another! But Facebook limits us to just 6 reactions and we at gishwhes HQ believe that this limitation constraints our ability to express nuanced emotions to one another. Let’s see an updated version of the Facebook “reactions” with feelings like “silently judging you”, “reacting positively to your face but planning to gossip about this later”, and “I’m just not sure how to feel about this” and other more subtle emotions. You may photoshop this item.

[deus-ex-mishina]

#158 (IMAGE) Thanks to “reactions” we can now communicate our feelings more clearly to one another! But Facebook limits us to just 6 reactions and we at gishwhes HQ believe that this limitation constraints our ability to express nuanced emotions to one another. Let’s see an updated version of the Facebook “reactions” with feelings like “silently judging you”, “reacting positively to your face but planning to gossip about this later”, and “I’m just not sure how to feel about this” and other more subtle emotions. You may photoshop this item. 22 points

[teammoosewhes-blog]

Item 158: Thanks to “reactions” we can now communicate our feelings more clearly to one another! But Facebook limits us to just 6 reactions and we at gishwhes HQ believe that this limitation constraints our ability to express nuanced emotions to one another. Let’s see an updated version of the Facebook “reactions” with feelings like “silently judging you”, “reacting positively to your face but planning to gossip about this later”, and “I’m just not sure how to feel about this” and other more subtle emotions. You may photoshop this item.

[trashbrigade]

My great, great grandfather invented the first mechanical adding machine, the comptometer. Calculate who owes what and the tip after your meal at a diner using a comptometer on the table.

[trashbrigade]

158. Thanks to “reactions” we can now communicate our feelings more clearly to one another! But Facebook limits us to just 6 reactions and we at gishwhes HQ believe that this limitation constraints our ability to express nuanced emotions to one another. Let’s see an updated version of the Facebook “reactions” with feelings like “silently judging you”, “reacting positively to your face but planning to gossip about this later”, and “I’m just not sure how to feel about this” and other more subtle emotions. You may photoshop this item.

[aint-mishbehavin]

Item 158

People with disabilities have changed the world in so many meaningful ways. Tomorrow is the last day of Disability Pride month, so let's celebrate all the historic champions of our world who happen to have a disability! Create a portrait of a person who made a positive contribution to the world and who was disabled using something that is symbolic of their contribution: such as a portrait of Maya Angelou out of lines of her poems, Beethoven out of music notes, an audio portrait/song about Stevie Wonder using lines of his songs, Alan Turing out of lines of code… you get the idea. Get creative with your representation Post on social media and tag #GISH & #DisabilityPride.

[teamscrumtrulescent]

Jerry Garcia was missing a finger, which is kind of a huge deal for one of history’s greatest guitar players. My son donated his guitar for the cause.  - Deidra 

 158. [IMAGE OR VIDEO] People with disabilities have changed the world in so many meaningful ways. Today Tomorrow is the last day of Disability Pride month, so let’s celebrate all the historic champions of our world who happen to have a disability! Create a portrait of a person who made a positive contribution to the world and who was disabled using something that is symbolic of their contribution: such as a portrait of Maya Angelou out of lines of her poems, Beethoven out of music notes, an audio portrait/song about Stevie Wonder using lines of his songs, Alan Turing out of lines of code… you get the idea. Get creative with your representation Post on social media and tag #GISH & #DisabilityPride. - inspired by Rachel Miner and Katya O.