Fantastic for big mugs

Love a long fork

I bring a kind of "have you heard the tale of the Salmon of Knowledge" energy to tea not everyone likes

Charlie Stayt, "A lot of people think those leaflets are the nasty side of politics"

Zack Polanski, "Genocide is quite nasty"

alysa liu!!!

We are so pancakemaxxing

TODAY IS PANCAKE

I wasn’t being glib saying AI is fascist

10 years of High Rollers D&D!
10 years of being a part of an incredible community, for which I am grateful every day. Ofc, I had to make an art piece celebrating the many PCs and NPCs we've seen through the years, and also the players and our wonderful DM.

The many faces of High Rollers! ❤️

Some more #vampiresSMP fanart for your viewing pleasure. This time, it is Mr M in his final stage. The man wears a corset well.

M is a character from @mythicalsausage.bsky.social

There it is, Labour MPs using 'lefties' as a slur. Overton window moving right at speed

Helter skelter

You know how parents are able to lift cars, etc, when their child is in danger? I have the same thing when I drop my biscuit in the tea and use my bare fingies to brave the scalding depths to save the precious biccy

Bed bed bed bed bed bed cat bed bed bed

There was a visually impaired lady on the train today, and I couldn’t help but admire how brave she or anyone with low vision must be to make a journey like that, especially at rush hour. Badass.

10/10 no notes

Map of British Archaeological site ‘Flag Fen’, including an area called “Northey”

They call me the Nor-they 🏳️‍⚧️

breasts

😏

Oh I love that

Full grown adult and I still go to bed with a plushie frog and shark every night

Google boss Sundar Pichai warns 'no company immune' if AI bubble bursts The AI boom has been an

I hope they choke on it

www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Hey the Nazis did this to my grandparents so this sounds cool @teamlabouruk.bsky.social

Mine was from August!

Your last saved meme is your moral philosophy

An excerpt from "A Natural History of Ireland, in Three Parts" by Gerard Boate and Thomas Molyneux, accessed from Google Books. It describes Newgrange, a Neolithic site in Ireland for which I am researching. It contains some funny old timey font that makes 's' look like an 'f', leading to some difficulty reading. Highlighted is "faln", and interesting spelling of the word fallen!

from now on spelling "fallen" like this:

So glad it’s recognisable! 😊

A pumpkin sits in the dark illuminated from within, a dragon carved into it in the style of Wheel of Time’s Dragon Banner

Not quite as impressive as last year, but still happy with it

that the lecturer doesn’t know how to respond to

I bring a sort of “AI will take jobs” and “data brokers are selling your online data” vibe to the digital archaeology lecture