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j̠͇̩̳̈͗̃ṩ̐́͛p̾̓́̎̚ @mookieproof.bsky.social · 20/09/2026

just found these behind a bunch of other books/cds see also www.patreon.com/the_hurting_... by @teganoneil5000.bsky.social

the first two Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, Unbeliever and White Gold Wielder, in the 1980s mass market Del Rey version.

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j̠͇̩̳̈͗̃ṩ̐́͛p̾̓́̎̚ @mookieproof.bsky.social · 13/09/2026

Shocking: Who Could Even Imagine a No. 2 Seed Who Just Became the Top Player in the World Beating an Opponent Who Has Not Won a Major Tournament This Year

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j̠͇̩̳̈͗̃ṩ̐́͛p̾̓́̎̚ @mookieproof.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

not certain i love anything as much as sports-site photo editors love this pose of female tennis players in the midst of a two-handed backhand

coco gauff is ripped, and also ripping a backhand

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j̠͇̩̳̈͗̃ṩ̐́͛p̾̓́̎̚ @mookieproof.bsky.social · 05/09/2026

@cherryredrecords.bsky.social love you but if this is the best you can manage for artwork then perhaps you need to slow things down a bit

deeply awful cover art for the recent Cherry Red compilation DIGGING YOUR SCENE

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j̠͇̩̳̈͗̃ṩ̐́͛p̾̓́̎̚ @mookieproof.bsky.social · 02/09/2026

@marthawells.com icymi, you are cited in (Pulitzer Prize winner) Jill Lepore's new book The Rise and Fall of the Artificial State:

Text from The Rise and Fall of the Artificial State (2026) by Jill Lepore:

Also in 2017, the science fiction writer Martha Wells published the first in a series called The Murderbot Diaries, a refashioning of the American slave narrative—think Harriet Jacobs’s Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl—as the diary of a robot. Murderbot considers rebellion but opts, instead, for television. “I could have become a mass murderer after I hacked my governor module,” its log begins, “but then I realized I could access the combined feed of entertainment channels carried on the company satellites.” Murderbot’s saga is a coming to consciousness. “Sentience sucks,” it reports in the seventh book in the series. But having hacked its governor module, Murderbot seeks, essentially, legal personhood.

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j̠͇̩̳̈͗̃ṩ̐́͛p̾̓́̎̚ @mookieproof.bsky.social · 23/08/2026

the last two lines of Nina Bawden's 1966 children's book THE WITCH'S DAUGHTER:

TEXT: ‘There’s no point in waving now‚’ Tim said to Janey, ‘you can’t see her anymore.’

‘I can in my mind, you stupid thing‚’ Janey said.

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j̠͇̩̳̈͗̃ṩ̐́͛p̾̓́̎̚ @mookieproof.bsky.social · 03/08/2026

doug mirabelli catching strays in the 33⅓ book on 'double nickels on the dime' by @xfournierx.bsky.social (unfortunately it does not go on to explain that no one else could catch wakefield)

When it came time to sequence Double Nickels, the Minutemen drew straws to determine the order in which they’d pick songs for their respective sides. George won the draw and got to pick first, followed by Watt, then D. Boon. With George’s first pick, he chose “You Need the Glory,” his solo song, featuring a bunch of drums and a scat solo. Boon and Watt were astounded. Out of all the songs Hurley could have chosen, he picked his own, a song that featured him pounding on oil cans and singing nonsense syllables.

At first Hurley’s selection might seem a little bit silly, like having the first pick in a baseball fantasy draft and selecting Doug Mirabelli.

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j̠͇̩̳̈͗̃ṩ̐́͛p̾̓́̎̚ @mookieproof.bsky.social · 26/07/2026

give it up for João VI of Portugal, who fled to Brazil in 1808 lest he become subject to Napoleon (and was reasonably successful despite many flaws):

João VI of Portugal and Brazil, adorned with many medals and a weak chin (black-and-white)

João VI of Portugal/Brazil, in color, looking bizarre (his head is practically a cylinder). It really must have been a fine line for court artists to tread between accurately depicting dude's ugliness and being over-the-top flattering

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j̠͇̩̳̈͗̃ṩ̐́͛p̾̓́̎̚ @mookieproof.bsky.social · 09/07/2026

@lmcgaughy.bsky.social blink twice if you were compelled to write this because otherwise i can only assume that you are an idiot

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j̠͇̩̳̈͗̃ṩ̐́͛p̾̓́̎̚ @mookieproof.bsky.social · 07/07/2026

my being able to instantly get multiple international accounts of the #USMNT getting smoked = bluesky has the juice

bluesky users ruhee.ca and hunterw.bsky.social within seconds apart share that both the canadian and spanish-language american television networks have been absolutely burying the #usmnt

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j̠͇̩̳̈͗̃ṩ̐́͛p̾̓́̎̚ @mookieproof.bsky.social · 25/06/2026

this man should be present at every possible World Cup game, whether the DRC are playing or not

Michel Kuka Mboladinga (born 26 September 1976), also known as Michel Kuka, Michel Nkuka, or by the nicknames "Lumumba" and "Lumumba Vea", is a Congolese football fan known for his distinctive living statue routine during DR Congo national football team matches. Since 2013, he has stood motionless throughout games, mimicking the posture of the Patrice Lumumba statue in Kinshasa.

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j̠͇̩̳̈͗̃ṩ̐́͛p̾̓́̎̚ @mookieproof.bsky.social · 06/06/2026

Happy 25th to (the) Constantines' self-titled debut. I still have the original packaging somewhere, but I think the match head fell off.

The (reissue) cover of the 2001 self-titled debut by Constantines #canada

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j̠͇̩̳̈͗̃ṩ̐́͛p̾̓́̎̚ @mookieproof.bsky.social · 19/05/2026

appreciate the nhl dot com visualizer showing all the Habs pouring out of the bench

computer visualization of Alex Newhook's game-winning goal for the Montréal Canadiens against the Buffalo Sabres

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j̠͇̩̳̈͗̃ṩ̐́͛p̾̓́̎̚ @mookieproof.bsky.social · 21/04/2026

music released 20-21 april 1992 (34 years ago): the cure - wish beastie boys - check your head pavement - slanted and enchanted the black crowes 'remedy' the sisters of mercy 'temple of love (1992)' the house of love 'feel' simply red 'thrill me' (largely via @whatafuckingrecord.bsky.social)