Earf quest.

Modest Mouse - People As Places As People (Official Music Video) YouTube video by MODESTMOUSEVEVO

I remember seeing that documentary:
m.youtube.com/watch?v=X2KA...

Sterling Memorial Library - Wikipedia

Not to be confused with Sterling Memorial Library, of course, though I mix them up all the time.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sterlin...

As they seem to like using the Deals page in lieu of those old Festival events to distribute skins lately, it might be wise to keep some gold handy in case they plop some of the Mystical Archives’s incredible alternate arts here in the coming days. It’s kinda jacked how they weaponize FOMO, though.

Conan OBrien and Former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich video YouTube video by conangobyebye

If you’re looking for clips to review, here’s a classic—interested to learn how labor relations, law enforcement practices, and child-like Glovers have changed since this hard-hitting piece first aired:
m.youtube.com/watch?v=kWli...

Didn’t see that coming…

When on the lookout for the telltale signs, he certainly will be a model of keeping one’s eyes peeled.

Incite {R} • Instant • Target creature becomes red until end of turn and attacks this turn if able. • Magic 2011 (M11) #145 • Illustrated by Scott Chou • Magic: The Gathering, MTG

I feel like I’ve seen that guy before…
scryfall.com/card/m11/145...

One blip.

lol

Truly a cool card in every sense of the word.

Wow…I’ll often mumble, “Ketchup…catsup” to myself when picking up a bottle of ketchup and I totally forgot that came from this. I still, however, clearly remember where “Malk with Vitamin R“ comes from whenever I pick up milk.

Lamentations for the rare Graham appearance without a Memaw reference.

Over yonder.

Pointless listening.

As times have changed, isn’t it well time critics at last call out specific writers who contribute to this anti-democracy endeavor to mask the national decline? Too often call-out posts help provide cover by indicting “the media” or the paper, but not the byline who enables this state of confusion.

Slimewad returns.

Definitely one of the funner card names out there, though it always irked me that the art isn’t terribly whirly.

One artist likened it to learning the alphabet, only after which you can then start writing all kinds of wonderful sentences, poems, and novels—but you need that alphabet down first.

I hear wintry peoples microwave their socks for a few seconds. Or there’s the classic dressing up straight after the dryer clears some freshly warmed laundry for bundling.

This is why it’s so appalling how the Yale President is cozying up to these people as if they have legitimate claims of discrimination or have any actual interest in the betterment of higher education. They just want some Calvinball system and we have to regard them as serious, principled thinkers.

When you need a convenience store that’s also emo.

Whenever I pursue any such loose, dream-fog idea later in the day, I can only ever manage to make it so-so.

For #FlashbackFriday, it's #MTGinktober 114, "Fish," starring Tatyova, Benthic Druid & the fishy fools from Disrupting Shoal! With that, we start our fateful 2020 run--a tumultuous time for me, the world, & Inktober itself, as that's when its wheels started coming off, but our 5th #MTG run went on.

Dhillon nill an’ five.

Link better tread carefully.

This feels like a Final Fantasy plotpoint...

For #TBT, it's #MTGinktober 113, "Ripe," starring Nissa, Vital Force & Utopia Tree! Thus wraps our 2019 run. I try to draw more obscure #MTG characters who don't regularly get the spotlight, so oddly enough, despite being such a major character, Nissa has as many appearances as Utopia Tree--three.

Traumatizing as always.

Solid entry for Pointing at Manacost tribal