Going to have that song stuck in my head the rest of today 🥰
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A big part of why this scene is so good is because Kyoto Animation cribbed extensively from a similar banger of a scene in the movie Linda Linda Linda the previous year youtu.be/R5cgwB47f7I?...
NO DRAB GAB TUESDAY SLUGGO IS IN HIS BEATNIK MOOD,WEARING A BERET, SHADES AND SPORTING A GOATEE SLUGGO: AND I DON'T BLAB ANY DRAB GAB-I CHATTER HEP PATTER
NO
DRAB
GAB
TUESDAY
a simple drawing, in flat color halftones of a yellow maneki neko holding an arrow and a laure wreath. She has skulls reflected in her eyes and is blowing a raspberry. Text above says “for victory over your enemies”.
For Victory Over Your Enemies ☠️ 🏹
#art
Happy 20th anniversary to Okami! Here's a short thread with resources on the game's English translation, starting with this old 1UP interview with the localization producer (may take a few tries to load): web.archive.org/web/20110629... (thread: 1/3)
sitting in my chair on computer smoking weed with creature
love to sit in my chair with my creature
Star Trek The Original Series scene. We're in a CORRIDOR! A room door is open, and we see two crewmen spilling out into the hallway in red and blue uniforms. They are otherwise indecipherable tho because they are entirely enveloped in a big cloud of smoke. It's pouring out all around them and into the hallway area, like there's a Phish concert in there. Closed caption reads, "[COUGHING]"
Looking for a J-E interpreter for some paid comics industry work in NYC at the end of May/early June! DM me with a link to CV/video clips/etc. if you are such a person available at such a time!
Medieval marijuana, from a 12th-century medical and herbal collection: publicdomainreview.org/collection/m...
The Latin at the bottom reads: "Grows but in waste places, and at roadsides, and along hedges. The very best medicine for healing."
#Happy420 #fourtwenty #420day
Listen to the Disappearances of Lydia Fountayne
A poster for an art exhibition: "Playing With Brushes" A Calligraphy Exhibition by Master Seikou Kaneko and her Students Thurs. May 14 - Wed. May 20 (Gallery closed Sun. May 17) Gallery hours: Monday-Thursday 12-6 pm Saturday 12-3 pm Opening Reception: Sat. May 16, 5-7pm Tenri Cultural Institute of New York 43A West 13th Street New York, NY 10011 Facebook: Seikou Kaneko Insta: seikou_calligraphy
I'm exhibiting some calligraphy next month, along with my instructor and a bunch of my fellow students! If you're in the NYC area you should come check it out
Gundam Fact:
In "Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory" (1991), every time Cima Garahau appears on screen loud and incessant barking can be heard. This is a subtle reference to the fact I'd let her do unspeakable things to me.
A poster for an art exhibition: "Playing With Brushes" A Calligraphy Exhibition by Master Seikou Kaneko and her Students Thurs. May 14 - Wed. May 20 (Gallery closed Sun. May 17) Gallery hours: Monday-Thursday 12-6 pm Saturday 12-3 pm Opening Reception: Sat. May 16, 5-7pm Tenri Cultural Institute of New York 43A West 13th Street New York, NY 10011 Facebook: Seikou Kaneko Insta: seikou_calligraphy
I'm exhibiting some calligraphy next month, along with my instructor and a bunch of my fellow students! If you're in the NYC area you should come check it out
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F... let mamdani know you would like 0.5% of the city budget for libraries in perpetuity pretty please
#SundayCones St Pancras
I NEED HELP!
Please take this quick, meaningless 19 question survey so I can get data for my students to learn stats!
I did a similar version a few months ago but missed an important question type. Even if you did the old one, please do it again!
Please circulate widely!
This is what I immediately think of whenever I hear someone say the word "phenomenon"
You gotta realize that when I wrote this story two years ago I was really worried I'd cranked the dystopia knob too high, and now I am having the opposite problem
One of my favorite movies, and a really incredible novel. I love the way Wharton writes…
We’re just the ocean having a little walk
TNG "Thine Own Self"; a starfield backdrop, with caption: [TROMBONE PLAYING UPBEAT TUNE]
Some lunatic just called my phone (strike 1) and left a "voice mail" (strike 2) in which he failed to fully state his business, suggesting I must call him back to get the whole story. Are you out of your damn mind. Furthermore it is the sabbath
A bunny rides a barrel off a large waterfall, peering out the top of the barrel at the spray below.
Daily bunny no.3293 is going for a ride
Heard my neighbor outside talking to his landlord. Landlord goes “I hate Mandani. He won’t last.” And my neighbor said “I dunno. Landlords hating him is kind of a huge part of his appeal.”
I secured some funding last year to revive the Stevie Wilson DIY Young Artists Residency. I’m excited to announce that applications are open today until May 11 for young artists (ages 16-24) directly impacted by criminalization, policing, or punishment.
Classic
So true 😌
“Let’s watch all of Gundam”
SLUGGO’S CATSATURDAY SLUGGO IS SURROUNDED BY HAPPY CATS, THERE IS ONE LAYING ON HIS LAP, ONE ON HIS SHOULDER AND EVEN ON LAYING ON HIS HEAD MEANWHILE SLUGGO IS ON THE TELEPHONE SLUGGO SAYS … CATS
SLUGGO’S
CATSATURDAY
Cream-colored garment with embroidered black and blue stylized flying bats arranged in right-left symmetry from the base of the collar to the hem. Mounted on display at museum exhibit. Photographed in 2019 at The Life of Animals in Japanese Art exhibition at the National Gallery of Art DC. “In the West, bats - nocturnal in habit and denizens of dark places tend to be viewed as unlucky, but in China they have long been considered an auspicious motif (one of the characters used to write the word "bat" is a homonym for good fortune). The Kabuki actor Ichikawa Danjüro VII (1791-1859) used bat motifs in his costumes, and the perception of these animals as a chic design element spread rapidly throughout Japan in the nineteenth century. Here a great number of them are arranged in right-left symmetry from the base of the collar to the hem.” The above info is from the official exhibition catalog - the bat kosode is on p.124!
closeup of the bats on collar
closeup of the bats on hem
It’s #BatAppreciationDay 🦇 on a #FabricFriday so please appreciate this awesome 19th c. Japanese kosode decorated with embroidered lucky #bats:
KOSODE WITH BATS
Edo - Meiji, 19th century
silk twill, paste-resist dyed, embroidery; 67⅜ × 48⅞ in
National Museum of Japanese History / NGA DC
#JapaneseArt