Where are those hospital ships bound for Denmark anyway? Are they stuck in the Persian Gulf?

In that picture, you kinda look like the guy who voiced Roger Rabbit

Frolic, April 2026 Lots of animals! And yet still I missed many. I saw them but couldn't get to them before they disappeared

Here are my photos from April 2026 at @frolic.bsky.social . It was rainy and cold all day and a bunch of other furry events happening around the bay, but Frolic was still pretty full! www.flickr.com/photos/tasty...

Oh sure. It's a powerful movie in certain ways. I get very emotional when I watch some movies

That's pretty farking good. I love it!

Srsly, I, too, am kinda done with faffing around

There are dozens of us who know about this movie

Because I work all day and the only time I can work on my yard is after I get home from my day job

Is it being handled by the Department of Military Operations?

He wags his finger at me, but when my blood pressure ends up being normal and my lipid readings are at acceptable levels, the best he can do is sigh and shrug

Mine gets antsy if I'm at like 24.8 BMI. "You're getting close, you know..."

Man, I would love to be him. But I think someone else would be a better owner. I would not wear him at enough cons to do him justice

Well, you know how I feel about that

At this point, the person I am talking to points to their phone and tells me they really need to take this call

The whole Forever saga is a 1-dimensional teenage boy fantasy. I'll allow it because it's accompanied by fucking epic symphony. The Source, in particular, is a bit weak. Too much narrative, not enough poetry. All that said, Planet Y is alive!

You know what happens once the Australia Project all ends up as heads in a jar under the ocean millions of years from now, right? They're gonna seed a fucking comet and hurtle it at another planet

I just read the whole thing. At best we are slowly moving towards the Terrafoam existence. 4GC is naive, but better than Terrafoam, unless you're lucky enough to be a billionaire. Maybe the best is somewhere in the middle? Also, if 4GC showed signs of success, fuckers would wage war from the outside

I watched that one last month and yeah that's on the discomfort list. But everyone should watch it now and ask themselves how it fits in with the world around them at this moment in history

I have many in that list, many that I've seen mentioned in all the replies, many more that I have not yet seen but expect to have them included. But I will watch any of them again if someone asks me to watch it with them

As well as Heart of the Sunrise at the end. Yes? Used in a movie? Unheard of!

Oh wow, someone else who has heard of Buffalo '66

I gotta say that I would be all over that!

Read this article. It's not long. I didn't put the pieces together until I realize I had already seen Hundreds of Beavers and The People's Joker.

'Keep furries unmonetizable'. It is the best way we can survive and thrive

Frolic, February 2026 Explore this photo album by Tasty Eagle on Flickr!

Here are my photos from February 2026 @frolic.bsky.social . It was cold and wet outside but furries still showed up. So many furries. www.flickr.com/photos/tasty...

It was never fear what I felt whenever I saw these guys on screen

I've never made any special trips to see a rare bird. But if it's near you and if you have the time, go for it. I've never seen one in the wild

Crested caracara that far north. That's pretty wild

I've never read any of the works of Marquis de Sade and this was the first Pasolini film I have seen. So I took this film at face value knowing little about it going in. Perhaps society has always been this way. Beware of those who attain power

Recently I watched "Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom." I recommend watching this movie once. I worry about those who would want to watch it more than once. An example of how "Absolute power corrupts, absolutely." See if you can make the connection between the events in the film to today's society.

My job here is done