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bricks out for 2016
Started tracking food and just discovered it rolls over at midnight. Time to make some good decisions.
Cut down the little wasp nest today. At one point there were over a dozen living on it. Was very surprised to find 2 still there even though the overnight temp reached -20C one night this week. Managed to catch one. The other flew back up to where the nest was and then left for parts unknown.
You wander through the ruins of a once mighty city. There you see a man grinning at you, wearing a rusted crown.
You ask him why the fuck would he wear an iron crown. And how the hell he got it wet enough for it to tarnish. At least gilde it so the outside looks gold and it doesnāt tarnish. What the fuck.
He gets really defensive about it, like weirdly defensive. Oh, oh, he says, oh, Iām sorry I donāt, like, carry gilding materials around. Sorry Iām not prepared like you. Whereās your crown, huh? You donāt have one? I didnāt think so. Watch yourself.
Turning away the king is blinking back tears. He sees flashes of the ruins which were wrought in his name. Looking back to the adventurer he turns his back on the city once more. Though he still grins, she can see the sorrow in his eyes. Her own widen on noticing how the crown disappears into his skin.
There are some weird advertising characters out there. This is one of them: Darigold milk during the mid-1980s was putting Milkwalker, a pint of milk with arms and legs(and rather scary ones at that) and huge soul-gobbling eyes, on its boxes with tips on how to live your life safely. Those knees, man.
Iāve found no origin story, no other record of his being a thing that answers any questions about what Darigold was thinking and how long he was (to them and the schoolchildren who saw him daily) a thing.
MILKWALKER SAYS:
D R I N K . M E . A N D . K N O W . O B L I V I O N
I swear Iāve had this milk. Iām having this really weird elementary school flashback feeling. Either N. VA in the late 80ā²s or ND in the early 90ā²s.
If You Look Closely Thereās a Skier | Source
omg there really is
What new musical genre are we going to get out of this election?
The only comfort I have in this election comes from the half and half moon that is waxing gibbous to the full moon. She will protect us.Ā
So long as you drag your friends to the polls because I am sure that everyone reading this is already going to be voting anyway.
Took apart a Pur faucet. It's pretty grungy inside. The lever uses some cams to open/close flaps over the different channels. Flaps are doing loaded. The led is battery powered and will stop working eventually. It detects the flow rate via a turbine in the piece connecting it to where the filter goes. The faucet quick release just gets forced open by two wedges.
(words by Carrie Mae Weems,Ā Not Manetās Type)
Sometimes you gotta adjust ratios for you
bricks out forĀ Fortunato
lol uber is so desperate for denver drivers they mailed me this
Sometimes I sleep with a foot dangling off the edge of the bed so the monsters know Iām fearless
Push me from the highway overpassāletās leave the story there, letās leave the body whole in mid-air illuminated by oncoming headlights, a tiny song, a pixel in the pixelated mouth of hope, or whatever it is that propels us through the door of tomorrow & since there was no key, I guess Iāll swallow the door.
Hieu Minh Nguyen,Ā āNotes on Staying,ā published in The Offing (via bostonpoetryslam)