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hikikomorphism @hikikomorphism.bsky.social · 1h

[urban dictionary definition] the "reverse pagliacci" is when after a night of passion with a clown you wake up in a bath of ice with "go to the doctor" written on the mirror, but - and the clown had no way of knowing this - it is you who is the town's doctor

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Jana H-S (she, like a knife) @jana-aych-ess.bsky.social · 2h

snuffbait frog disappointed when scorpion keeps her word

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atomly @atomly.com · 17h

scaring the homies in the anarchist signal group by telling them how much i love them

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Steen Comer @mediapathic.bsky.social · 21h

TIL the term for things like "PIN number" and "ATM machine" is "RAS syndrome"- "Redundant Acronym Syndrome syndrome".

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Moby Dick @mobydickatsea.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

everything was filled with sperm, except the captain’s pantaloons pockets

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The Impossible Dream @transladyknight.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

11 years on HRT today!

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Rev. Hal-loween Daze 🎃 @facilitatrix.babalon.io · 03/10/2025

(And our conclusion! Thank you for tuning in for today's installment of #DIYandDie.)

[White slide with dark green text; the right side of the slide has a photo of a Black person kneeling in the dirt (only their knees and part of a hand are visible) and their fingers are reaching for a head of cabbage.]

Conclusion

This is only a very short summary of The Five Invitations!

If you are accompanying the dying—whether by vocation or by necessity—this is one of my few “must-reads.”

Also, given that I’m reproducing a Metta Institute handout without their explicit permission to make this presentation, please check them out; they do good work:

* https://fiveinvitations.com/the-book/ .
* https://mettainstitute.org/ (Charmingly early-internet!)

For the Zen Caregiving Project, formerly the Zen Hospice Project:

* https://zencaregiving.org/

If podcasts are more your thing, here’s the first in a three-part series from Everyone Dies:
* https://every1dies.org/2020/episode-25-living-fully-part-1/

Full New School at Commonweal interview with Frank Ostaseski
* (Full 83 minutes) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAgw9xsxgms
* (26 minute summary) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTb_ec9x42k * (10 minute summary) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8uRebssW-A

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Rev. Hal-loween Daze 🎃 @facilitatrix.babalon.io · 03/10/2025

(A continuation of the Five Invitations)

[White slide with forest green text and a photo of what I think is sage down at the corner but I'm not very good at IDing plants.]

Invitation 2: Bring Your Whole Self to the Experience

“In the process of healing others and ourselves we open to both our joy and fear. In the service of this healing we draw on our strength and helplessness, our wounds and passion to discover a meeting place with the other. Professional warmth doesn’t heal. It is not our expertise but the exploration of our own suffering that enables us to be of real assistance.

That’s what allows us to touch another human being’s pain with compassion instead of with fear and pity. We have to invite it all in. We can’t travel with others in territory that we haven’t explored ourselves.

It is the exploration of our own inner life that enables us to form an empathetic bridge to the other person.”

[Forest green slide with a pale green silhouette of a tree whose branches are bare for winter.]

Invitation 3: Don’t Wait

“Patience is different than waiting. When we wait,we are full of expectations. When we’re waiting, we miss what this moment has to offer. Worrying or strategizing about what the future holds for us, we miss the opportunities that are right in front of us. Waiting for
the moment of death, we miss so many moments of living.

Don’t wait. If there’s someone you love, tell them that you love them. Allow the precarious nature of this life to show you what’s most important, then enter fully.”

[White slide with dark green text. The left side of the slide has a photo of a pair of white hands holding a succulent up to the camera, inches away from where it's being planted into or recently taken-from the dirt.]

Invitation 4: Find a Place of Rest in the Middle of Things

“We often think of rest as something that will come when everything else is complete, like when we go on a holiday or when our work is done. We imagine that we can only find rest by changing the conditions of our life. But it is possible to discover rest right in the middle of chaos. It is experienced when we bring our full attention, without distraction, to this moment, to this activity.

This place of rest is always available. We need only turn toward it. It’s an aspect of us that’s never sick, is not born, and does not die.”

[Dark green slide with white text, right side of the slide has an aerial view of a deep forest with a trail cut through it.]

Invitation 5: Cultivate Don’t-Know Mind
“This describes a mind that’s open and receptive. A mind that’s not limited by agendas, roles, and expectations. The great Zen teacher Suzuki Roshi was fond of saying ’in the beginner’s mind there are many possibilities, but in the expert’s there are few.’

From this vantage point we realize that ‘not knowing is most intimate.’ Understanding this, we stay very close to the experience allowing the situation itself to inform our actions. We listen carefully to our inner voice, sensing our urges, trusting our intuition. We learn to look with fresh eyes.”

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Rev. Hal-loween Daze 🎃 @facilitatrix.babalon.io · 03/10/2025

For October 3rd, a (multi-post) summation of "The Five Invitations," by @frankostaseski.bsky.social, an absolute must-read for anyone mortal (and whose meditation about waves passing overhead while diving is one of the most reliable cues I have for getting my thoughts to stop racing.)

[A green background with an ombre of olive to creme plants.]

The Five Invitations, by Frank Ostaseski

Part of the DIY & Die series, transcribed by S. Euphemeo 2024,
(I don't have any rights to this, but I'm also making no money off of this; it's just good wisdom I hope I can help spread.)

[A cream-colored slide with olive leaves framing the following text]

"A while back I developed five precepts as companions on
the journey of accompanying the dying. Perhaps they have relevance
in other dimensions of life and can offer some inspiration and guidance.

I think of these as five bottomless practices that can be continually
explored and deepened. They are not linear and have no value as theories or concepts. To be understood and realized, they have to be lived into and communicated through action.”

–Frank Ostaseski
Author of The Five Invitations
Founder of the Metta Institute
Original Director of the Zen Hospice Project

[A white slide with pine green bubbles of text; the bottom of the slide shows white flowers sitting in a tote bag.]

The Five Invitations

01/ Welcome Everything, Push Away Nothing
02/ Bring Your Whole Self to the Experience
03/ Don’t Wait
04/ Find a Place of Rest in the Middle of Things
05/ Cultivate Don’t-Know Mind

[A forest green slide with a glimpse of a cabbage planted in the dirt as a border.]

Invitation 1: Welcome Everything, Push Away Nothing

“In welcoming everything, we don’t have to like what’s arising.
It’s actually not our job to approve or disapprove.

It’s our task to trust, to listen, and to pay careful attention to the changing experience. At the deepest level, we are being asked to cultivate a kind of fearless receptivity.

This is a journey of continuous discovery in which we will always be entering new territory.
We have no idea how it will turn out, and it takes courage and flexibility. We find a balance. The journey is a mystery we need to live into, opening, risking, and forgiving constantly.”

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JK @miniver.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

the only people for me are the fast ones, the ones who are fast to live, fast to talk, fast to be saved, furious at everything a quarter mile at a time, the ones who never yawn or say a commonplace thing, but drift, drift, drift like fabulous yellow sportscars on Tokyo streets

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☀️ Starshine @starshine.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

its kinda funny that Pullman tried to write atheist narnia but ended up writing catholics persecution of gnostics was because the gnostics were correct and also they can dimensional knife jump. By the way talking polar bears are real and their armor is ensouled

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a Mae of blood @eversonpoe.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

my brain just said "scholastic terrorism" instead of "stochastic terrorism" and now i'm imaging a scholastic book fair with not enough copies of the book everyone wants and the book fair lady makes the kids fight to the death for it

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BayBayFriend @baybayfriend.bsky.social · 05/09/2026

At drive-thru speaker: Could I please get the number 5 and fries if you happen to have those back there thank you so much In between speaker and window: Demons rule the earth what are we FUCKING supposed to do build HELL from toothpicks FUCK At window: Thank you please have a ravishing life :)

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Katie Tightpussy, Editor-In-Chief @katie.bzky.team · 03/11/2025

FACT: you should be sappier with your friends and loved ones. there is no reason not to be.

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Maddie Machine @theuglymachine.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

All the pallbearers would have to sit on each other's shoulders for the vertical funeral

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Rev. Hal-loween Daze 🎃 @facilitatrix.babalon.io · 02/10/2025

For October 2nd's #DIYandDie, a "Grief Bundle" exercise adapted from Final Passages. I rewrote this a bit; all of my items ended up sealed inside an Altoids tin and buried in a place where it would be extremely inconvenient to retrieve them but that I can visit if I want to sit with them.

[A two page spread where the background looks a bit like torn handmade paper; pale brown with visible fibers. There are also pressed plants; ferns and some kind of purple flower.]

Text begins:

Grief Bundles: A Process for Letting Go (adapted from Final Passages)

This exercise invites you to both take some time out in nature and to explore the types of grief you carry with you. Start by taking some time outside to watch and listen to the larger world around you, staying alert for natural elements—stones, moss, feathers—that remind you, in some way, of different losses you’ve experienced.

Grief is multifaceted. We mourn specific people, sure, but
what about relationships? Pets? Lost jobs? Missed opportunities? Specific abilities? Maybe you mourn the loss of a literal place
to live; maybe you mourn the sense of feeling at home.

In either case, start by looking for a base. A piece of bark, a large piece of moss, large leaves, or a favorite bandanna. All of the items you collect will be placed on (or within) this base and released back into the elements at a later time.

Next, gather items to represent each loss, such as shells, twigs, flowers, leaves, seed pods, fur, snakeskin. Don’t overthink this. If an item attracts you and you don’t know why, pick it up anyway. Choose an item to represent unknown losses, too—things that have been gone so long and buried so deeply that they live in the unconscious and surprise you when they surface.

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Find a quiet place to sit, and consider each item you’ve gathered. Observe its qualities, notice what emotions and physical sensations arise in you as you interact with it. Does it remind you of anything specific? If so, name each loss as you add it to your bundle. (If you find journaling helpful, you may find listing these concordances to be useful later.)

Take the bundle home and keep it with you for a time. Let it serve as a monument to your grief, whatever that looks like for you— Place it on your altar, if you have one. Light candles around it. Talk to it, or sing if you feel so moved. Write letters to the Beloved Dead and add them to the bundle. Improvise a divination system out of the assembled elements.

And when the time comes to let it go, let it go.

Go back into nature to release the bundle. There is no single correct way to do this; trust your gut. You can set the bark base in running water and watch it make its way downstream. You can tie a bandanna through a hagstone and sink your bundle in the sea. You can bury the bundle at the base of a favorite tree. You can build a bonfire and have your bundle burn at its core. (Make sure in that last case that all of your items are safe to burn!) In any case, give your bundle a proper send-off. Take photos of its making and unmaking. Raise a toast to it. Have a picnic.

Be kind to yourself. Some grief is always going to be with you. Name it. Give it physical space in your home. Touch it. Speak to it. And eventually let it go free.

(adapted by S. Euphemeo/A. Daze, DIYandDie 2024)

Assembling my grief bundle atop a lavender hankie. I'm not going to explain the meaning behind the items visible, but there're some wooden prayer beads, a phial of ashes, some rosemary, some seashells, and some old jewelry visible. The Altoids tin they're being assembled in is ringed with flowers from my altar.

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Nikki 'Samyazan Scion' Ophan @nikkiophan.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

doin lines of that top shelf tehran nuclear dust, im fucked up off the fent isotopes, im filling the bong with heavy water and smoking mutated enriched three mile island glowing meltdown kush, feeling like the 3 eyed simpsons reactor fish, this shit aint nothin to me man

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🌱Elaine Lithgow🌱 @elainelithgow.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Running a TTRPG adventure that you wrote is the polar opposite of 'Death Of The Author'. 'The Author Is In The Room And They're Trying To Kill You.'

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Cris (without an H) @ambignostic.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

I leave my replies open for the same reason hashem put that tree in the center of the garden: to see if you idiots can exercise some self control, and impose consequences if you can’t

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Rev. Hal-loween Daze 🎃 @facilitatrix.babalon.io · 02/10/2025

Happy #SpookyMonth! I'm spending October rounding up some death doula resources, since so much of the work is either learned through direct practice or just knowing how to find legal resources online. For October 1st, here's an adaptation of an exercise from "The Devil's Death" by Shiva Honey:

A black flyer with a purple border of skulls, candles, and assorted bones. Text is as follows:

ADAPTED FROM “THE DEVIL’S DEATH” BY SHIVA HONEY

DEATHBED DESIGN

MATERIALS
* SOME WAY OF DRAWING A PENTAGRAM
(CHALK, MARKERS, ALTAR CLOTH, ETC.)
* A BAG CONTAINING 25-50 SMALL OBJECTS FOR COUNTERS
(COINS, PEBBLES, SEEDS, ETC.)
* A NOTEBOOK AND FAVORITE PEN

INSTRUCTIONS
THIS EXERCISE ASKS YOU TO CONTEMPLATE YOUR IDEAL DEATH, SO BEGIN BY MENTALLY PREPARING FOR THAT EXPLORATION.

FIND A FLAT SURFACE AND SET UP YOUR PENTAGRAM, EITHER DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF YOU OR WITH YOURSELF IN THE CENTER OF THE FIVE POINTS.
LABEL THE POINTS OF THE PENTAGRAM “SIGHT,“ “SOUND,“ “SMELL,“ “TOUCH,“ AND “TASTE.“

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(Second page of DEATHBED DESIGN)

INSTRUCTIONS (CONTINUED)

FEEL THE WEIGHT OF THE BAG OF COUNTERS IN YOUR HANDS. IMAGINE YOURSELF AT THE TIME OF YOUR IDEAL DEATH, AND CONSIDER THE SENSATIONS YOU WOULD MOST WANT TO EXPERIENCE IN THOSE CIRCUMSTANCES.

WHAT DO YOU SEE?
WHAT DO YOU HEAR?
WHAT DO YOU SMELL?
WHAT DO YOU TASTE?
WHAT DO YOU TOUCH?

EACH TIME YOU THINK OF SOMETHING THAT YOU WANT TO EXPERIENCE, PLACE A COUNTER AT THE CORRESPONDING POINT OF YOUR PENTAGRAM. RECORD EACH SPECIFIC WISH IN YOUR NOTEBOOK.

(IT‘S POSSIBLE THAT YOU‘LL PLACE EQUAL VALUE ON ALL SENSES OR FIND THAT ONE OR TWO SENSES ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT FOR YOU!)

EACH TIME YOU THINK OF SOMETHING THAT YOU DON‘T WANT TO EXPERIENCE, TAKE A COUNTER AND CAST IT FROM YOUR PENTAGRAM. RECORD YOUR AVERSIONS AS WELL AS YOUR DESIRES.

REPEAT UNTIL YOU‘RE OUT OF COUNTERS, REVIEW YOUR NOTES, THEN DO WHATEVER IS NECESSARY TO RESET BOTH THE PHYSICAL SPACE AND YOUR MENTAL SPACE.

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Rev. Hal-loween Daze 🎃 @facilitatrix.babalon.io · 01/10/2026

Okay, lingerie under tailored suit *fucks* and I think this might have to become my default concert attire.

Hal in a burgundy tux with black lapels. Ey’re leaning on a faux ivory cane with a stylized head of Satan and have nude lingerie embroidered with black snakes in lieu of a tux shirt.

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Rev. Hal-loween Daze 🎃 @facilitatrix.babalon.io · 01/10/2026

Two people at Twin Temple tonight told me they had my original run of Omen Mart omens from 2022 on their altars and AAAAAAAAA my heart

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Rev. Hal-loween Daze 🎃 @facilitatrix.babalon.io · 01/10/2026

Okay, lingerie under tailored suit *fucks* and I think this might have to become my default concert attire.

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Oakland Review of Books @oaklandreviewofbooks.org · 30/09/2026

You may have noticed that while the vibes in San Francisco are fucked beyond all belief, Oakland is still good and chill. We dispatched @redford.bsky.social to make sense of it. www.oaklandreviewofbooks.org/the-great-vi...

oaklandreviewofbooks.org

The great vibes divergence

Why does San Francisco feel so weird during this tech boom while Oakland is more or less still Oakland?

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Mak Rat @makrat.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

Fanart of one of my favorite bands, Twin Temple! I like to imagine they're performing "Satan's a Woman" here 🤘 #twintemple #fanart #art

Alexandra and Zachary James from Twin Temple performing on stage, Alexandra singing through the mic pointing out to the crowd while Zachary in the back rocks his guitar

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Martha Smith @mostlymartha.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

The good and bad parts of Oakland's history are still very present. Its scars are visible. But blood is pumping here, and it is pumping because the people who choose Oakland love it. We don't want Oakland to be San Francisco or Foster City or Corte Madera.

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Magpie @magpieofthesea.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

A week from today, I won't have breasts,uterus, ovaries,fallopian,cervix and bunch of you dumbfucks are gonna wear pink ribbons to "honor" people like me while simultaneously making ours and all women's lives harder because you only define women by babymaking & body parts. Fuck terfs & fuck cancer🖕

static.klipy.com

Dr Hen Says Dhs: Breast Cancer Awareness

Alt: Dr Hen Says Dhs: Breast Cancer Awareness

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Cheez 🖤 comms closed! @ricecakehomie.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Theyre reccomending me poison-type grunt fits on amazon

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neotl @ctrlcreep.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Meditate to reduce your hitbox. Self, shrunk into a single pixel, shielded by the inert body. A mind where wounding voices cannot reach

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Charlie Warzel @cwarzel.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

There is a moment at the very very end of Abdul El-Sayed's podcast with Ezra Klein (book recommendation section) where he talks about the idea of "speaking truth to pain" and this will be staying with me for an extremely long time. www.nytimes.com/2026/09/25/o...

But there’s also something about truth to pain. We talk a lot about truth to power, but I think it’s actually a lot harder to speak truth to pain. I say that as someone who went to medical school, realizing that in a lot of our politics right now, we’ve got to get a lot better at speaking truth to pain if we’re going to get through some of these challenges that we have.

What does “truth to pain” mean?

It’s one thing to look power in the eye and say: You’re wrong about this. But there’s a way in which pain is very difficult to reason with. Because when somebody is in their pain, they’re in their trauma. They see that pain, and they may not see what’s causing it.

I remember just very explicitly being in a trauma ward with a gunshot wound patient and watching this big guy with his hand on his gunshot wound. All the folks are trying to pull his hand off his pain, that point of his gunshot wound, this clear vulnerability.

And this emergency room doctor had the presence of mind to be like: Everyone, stop. And she looks him in the eyes, and she’s like: I get that really hurts, and I’m so sorry that you’re here. You don’t want to be here. We don’t want you to be here. But if you don’t let us fix this, you could die. So I’m going to take your hand, and I’m going to move it off, OK? Because I need to get there so that you can live.

She was speaking truth to pain. He understands he’s at the hospital, he needs care, but he also doesn’t want anybody to touch the wound. Which is a natural thing. And I think it is a really great metaphor for how we think about a lot of these challenges we talked about today.

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Garth Marenghi's Catbus @catbus.phd · 30/09/2026

don't bother addressing a congregation unless you're in the baroque creature pulpit

Baroque pulpit ca. 1750, rebuilt 1856, Parish church in Dobroszów.

a fanciful scaled sculpture where the serpents open mouth serves as the pulpit

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Mike Noble @mikenoble.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

Ultimate Man shook my hand and then told me exactly how I was going to die.

WSJ EXCLUSIVE
Belgian Scientists create “Ultimate Man" AI sex bot that they believe will replace real men entirely by 2035

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The Trandalorian @charliejaneanders.com · 30/09/2026

Dr Frank n Further: I'm craving valid... ... ... ...ation

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Akephallus @cryptotheism.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Hey man I know my uncle can lay eggs like Yoshi and throw them to solve problems, but he's like, sensitive about it. You really shouldn't have brought it up. You should apologize.

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Rev. Hal-loween Daze 🎃 @facilitatrix.babalon.io · 30/09/2026

Can I steal this for the PPT and credit you?

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Rev. Hal-loween Daze 🎃 @facilitatrix.babalon.io · 30/09/2026

If any Serious Classicists see this: My grammar is shit and I haven’t had to do this professionally for over a decade; please be nice to me.

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Rev. Hal-loween Daze 🎃 @facilitatrix.babalon.io · 30/09/2026

Working on a presentation to teach magician friends the Greek alphabet and my attempt at rendering “graphic design is my passion” came out as (very roughly) “writing glyphs into shapes is the source of my suffering.”

A PowerPoint shitpost showing a standard lowercase sigma as having Goku hair and final sigma as having Super Saiyan hair. There’s a joke about “final form” below.

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mattie lubchansky @mattielubchansky.com · 29/09/2026

awoke this morning with a Vision

that diagram showing the SUV blind spot in the front but it's lowly worm driving his little applemobile

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Alex Reed @salexanderreed.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Report from Ithaca: what I'm seeing is Cornell students increasingly supporting the accused rapists because they resent a loss of the school's prestige. Do not underestimate how much these kids take their matriculation as Objective Evidence of their inherent superiority. It's vile.

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Crispy-Ghee✨️ @crispy-ghee.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

DO NOT SEEK THE TREASURE One of my favorite scenes from O Brother Where Art Thou. I figured I should try to draw all 3 of the Soggy bottom boys, why not. #art #comic

🍳 A messy comic of a scene from O Brother Where Art Thou. Delmar and Everett are in a movie theater looking behind them in their seats. Delmar is saying " We thought you was a Toad" to a confused looking Pete (surrounded by question marks).

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Nino Cipri @ninocipri.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

By 40, you should have a shirt you can’t bear to throw out, an animal you over-identify with, a bad 90s movie that makes you weep due to unresolved issues with a parent, an apotropaic charm to ward off The Curse, inexplicable memory lapses, blood on your hands, so much blood, & shoes w/ arch support

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Rev. Hal-loween Daze 🎃 @facilitatrix.babalon.io · 30/09/2026

By far the weirdest moment of Folsom 2026 was encountering someone with a LARP sword they’d painted in Enochian and upon being like “oh sick, can I take a run at sight-reading that?” getting the translation correct.

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