Many images downloaded from the web arrive in "webp" and "avif" formats that won't load into most graphics/video programs. Weekly, I use the free utility EVERYTHING to find such files and drag them into the free XNCONVERT, which is pre-configured to convert them to JPGs and delete the originals.
A failed 3D print on a printer's textured print bed. It looks like angular purple spaghetti. Inspiring. Dynamic. Engaging.
Successful 3D print of Clint Howard in his role as Balok from the 1966 STAR TREK episode "THE CORBOMITE MANEUVER"
Donald McTrumpenstone. Shitface FuckleRock. Donrock TrumpetSlag. Dong Petrified TrunkFragment.
Was making friends smile one of the "problems" they solved? Is the show a progenitor? If not maybe it's a pro janitor
Whenever I hear "previously on" I expect to hear "L.A. LAW" but I most often don't hear that. Does this mean my first marriage was a sham? You're rude to ask.
A comic strip in which a little boy annoys his uncle, who then shoots the little boy
An assortment of old magazines and catalogs from decades ago, including TV guides with The Flintstones and Beverly Hillbillies on their covers, A PEOPLE magazine with C3P0, an issue of CASTLE OF FRANKENSTEIN featuring a painting of Harryhausen's Cyclops, and catalogs from Blackhawk Films and Superior Bulk
Dusty shelved boxes of periodicals often vomit up intriguing assortments of old-timey riches
A page coming out of an EcoTank ink tank printer with a picture of colorful childrens' Halloween masks taken inside a Dollar General store in August 2025
It's important to make a full-page color print on EcoTank printers about once a week to keep the entire guts from filling up with nightmare sludge
Graph showing high CPU usage with "LA LA LA" superimposed over it
A colorful pile of plastic 16MM film reels
Reels and reels and reels
The price tags cause cardiac arrest
A small plastic figure of Einstein holding a gun and smoking a pipe, standing on the bed of a small 3D printer
Was Einstein an armed street thug as this figurine suggests?
A toy dinosaur stands on a shelf beside a spool of blue 3D printing filament
Self-explanatory
Perhaps an AI version of Mr Garner himself would be an unwelcome suggestion for the new version
B&W line drawing caricature of David McCallum's "Sixth Finger" character from the original OUTER LIMITS
Six fingers are better than two
Drawing of winged flying alien creature
sketch of alien in weird pose
Moderately wild abandon
Editorial illustration. A 1920s car has run over a pig. There are thought balloons for the driver and passenger. They depict censored strippers.
The state of things
small toy robot
Gumby has a thing for redheads
Tootsie Pops (48¢ per ounce) are much cheaper by weight than Tootsie Pop Drops (68¢ per ounce). To economically get the stickless joy of Pop Drops from plain old Pops, a skillfully-maneuvered pair of pliers can be used to gently wiggle the stick free. The weight of the stick has not been considered.
