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祝日 / Permanent Vacation
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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Three Goblin Art
trying on a metaphor
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the way they did not play around with these posters
Dragons by Wayne Anderson
There was a movie called Juno and the songs featured on that movie were compiled into an official soundtrack. This is generally regarded as major historical event from the 2000’s.
look at the cute cow angel i saw when i tried to link to the correct page of that manuscript.
(the Apocalypse of Saint-Sever, (Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, MS lat. 8878)
a tiny ceramic sphinx with equally tiny riddles (sold)!
Salman Toor (Pakistani, 1983), The Reader, 2022. Oil on linen, 18 x 24 in.
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inspired by a post i read yesterday which contained the beautiful the words "Hanya Yanagihara's The Long Game"......
pick an author and a title!
how's the book?
5 stars (a masterpiece)
4 stars (pretty good)
3 stars (meh)
2 stars (pretty bad)
1 star (awful awful awful. Awful)
too insane to even quantify. what the fuck
nuance/results
(no "idk" button! if you get a title or an author you don't know enough about to make a judgement, keep rolling until you do!)
AFRIQUE, JE TE PLUMERAI // AFRICA, I WILL FLEECE YOU (1992) dir. JEAN-MARIE TENO
here's a watchable link from Riverside Community College (tw: graphic images throughout, bc most of the "fleecing" is violence)
cannot stop thinking about pietymaxxers hermitmogging the sincels
Maxxing is not a natural feature of human life; though most of human history it could barely exist. Take the early Middle Ages. Chris Wickham estimates that in the period 400-800 AD, around ninety percent of the European population were rural peasants, and almost everything they consumed was produced inside the household. [...] In such a situation, maxxing is almost impossible. It doesn’t matter what you think about women; you can’t reduce yourself to a single principle when you need to be able to farm crops, build and thatch a house, sew clothes, and occasionally die in someone else’s aristocratic squabble. You would starve long before you managed to extend your maxximand anywhere near infinity. The only exception was a dedicated caste of pietymaxxers. These were, like all maxxers, celibate. In the early part of this period they would usually hermitmog the sincels by starving themselves in the desert; eventually this was formalised into a network of monastic hype houses. Throughout the medieval period, pietymaxxers would swear off food, whip themselves, or become anchorites, walled like a fig wasp into a tiny cell attached to their local church. It makes sense that this would have its germ in religion; if a maxximand is a principle extended until it resembles a god, then God can equally be described as a maxximand that’s lost all qualities except infinity. But the clergy could never really sustain it; the infrastructure wasn’t in place yet. Instead, there was a well-established monastic treadmill, in which new orders would spring up, committed to poverty and the mortification of the flesh, but within a generation they’d all be rapacious landlords drinking from silver goblets. There’s nothing more repulsive than a larping maxxer. Clergymen who’d decided to start living more holistically were frequently massacred in chiliastic peasant revolts.
Sam Kriss, "The Century of the Maxxer"
ROCHE LIMIT is a surreal cataclysmic pixel art point and click horror adventure created in (and played in) Microsoft PowerPoint!!!
Read More & Play The Beta, Free (Microsoft PowerPoint)
it's finally that time of the year again for the clinically depressed newscaster describing february with disco elysium music
Video: Two machine knit jumpers being unravelled and then reknit into a single jumper, with lots of machine clicky-clacky noises and whirrs
I want you in my life, too. I want you in hers. And I don't want you to bleed anymore.
CRITICAL ROLE Campaign 4 Episode 12 "The Giant's Belt"
PILLION (2025) | dir. Harry Lighton
monday morning melancholy. we continue to persevere