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all images that were not drawn be me do not belong to me, i just wanted to make something collage-yyyy bring in that sweet sweet frutiger aero :] thought it fit kinitos personal feel perfectly !!!1!1! Marine imagery mixed with old internet windows 98 era stuff freaking delicious
[this was also posted on my insta! : MapleDrawsStuff]
#kinitopet#kinito fanart#kinito#kinitopetgame#video game#old internet#windows 99#windows#collage#frutiger aero#frutiger aero aesthetic#fanart#horror game#indie horror game#kinito my beloved#Art#digital art#look at him..#heβs so silly..
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Donβt you worry about the massive spam problem, tumblr. Thanks for the frogs, windows 99 taskbar that blocks half the desktop tho
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obsessed with this woman i saw on tiktok who makes window displays for anthropologie stores as a job but tags all her posts as #anthroart
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A guide to John Finnemore (in particular his Double Acts) for the Good Omens S2 lovers, haters, and everyone in between (I promise, there's something for all of you!)
Found this in my drafts recently and honestly, I feel this is evergreen, so here y'all go:
As I mentioned semi-facetiously in my previous post, I don't care whether you loved or hated Good Omens S2- you're probably sleeping on John Finnemore. He's a super talented writer and while he's collaborated with other writers like Mitchell and Webb and Armando Iannucci before, I still think his best stuff is his solo stuff.
But where to start? Behold! I shall now recommend a different Double Act (that is, a different episode of his radio series of excellent half-hour two-hander comedies) for every kind of person who has reacted in literally any kind of way to Good Omens.
If you love stories about two people working on opposite sides in a conflict who over time break down each other's defenses to become valued friends despite the continued conflict between their sides, with some queer undertones: Unquestionably you want S2 E4, Penguin Diplomacy
If you loved Good Omens S2 because it's quiet, gentle, and romantic: S1 E6, Hot Desk
If you like quiet, gentle and romantic in principle but wish there was a bit more plot structure: Still Hot Desk
If you like quiet, gentle and romantic but watched Good Omens S2 and were like "this is quiet, gentle and romantic?!?!": DEFINITELY still Hot Desk
If you hate quiet, gentle and romantic and want something darker and more cynical: S1 E3, Red Handed
If you were meh on S2 but did find yourself enjoying the Job minisode: FREE ROLL! You can choose any Double Act at random and will probably enjoy it.
If you loved Good Omens S2 because you love characters who give off vibes of being dim yet helpful: Well, really you want to meet Arthur in Cabin Pressure, but from Double Acts you'll do great with S2 E5, Here's What We Do, and in a very different way S2 E2, Mercy Dash
If you loved Good Omens S2 because lesbians: S2 E3, The Rebel Alliance
If you like lesbians in theory but wish that Good Omens S2 had maybe sketched out theirs a bit more: Still try Rebel Alliance
If you were annoyed by the minisodes because there wasn't enough old-timey dialogue in the olden-day bits: S1 E4, The Goliath Window
If you like the Victorian minisode because you like the era: check out S2 E1, The Queen's Speech, which literally has Queen Victoria in it
If you think that Crowley making gentle fun of Aziraphale's magic tricks is entertaining: try S2 E6, The Wroxton Box
If you like relationship dynamics where one half is trying/pretending to be cool and the other one has absolutely no interest in it and likes the first half just how they are: try Here's What We Do
If you enjoy the whole corporate-nonsense aspect of Good Omens: give S1 E2, WYSINNWYG a whirl
If you think that one of the main flaws of S2 was that it didn't have Mr Young in it anymore: S1 E1, A Flock of Tigers
If you like Good Omens because you like fandom and fanfic: S1 E5, English for Pony Lovers
And, if you love the idea of a cliffhanger but also want the satisfaction of knowing there's an amazing ending coming: Wait on Double Acts and just listen to Cabin Pressure. And when you get to the end of Yverdon-les-Bains, before you move on to Zurich just take a moment to remember all of us who nearly died for two years waiting for the finale.
Anyway, happy listening!
#john finnemore#john finnemore's double acts#double acts#jfda#cabin pressure#good omens#good omens 2#good omens s2#good omens series 2#if anyone is wondering#my personal favorites are#penguin diplomacy#hot desk#and#goliath window#and i've mentioned many times that i have a soft spot for#here's what we do#both because i think it's super sweet and fun#and because i'm 99% sure that jf got the idea for a central plot point from dorothy sayers's superlative novel gaudy night
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@stolperzunge, something like this?
Medieval AU ππ‘οΈπ
#but let me tell you the king costume dept was like what if those were people with dark sweaters#like i could make more gifs but edash just looks like some guy with a weird coat#and omg adnag is holding a cup in 99% of the scenes#cornelius hickey#billy gibson#idek how to tag this now that ive seen the scenes in the king that man isn't billy bc he smiled more that once and wider that 3pixel#is that really a billy au if he smiles? and the answer is only if he smiles to hickey#inspired by the roman au by noeavoiding and manicpixiedreamjop#this has been like a domino of influences and that's what fandom is π#anyway everybody say hi to my new laptop that only crashed once. at this point i might be the problem. but maybe no. i mean it's not that#windows actually needs all his 'system' folders. trust me i know it
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Y'know someone's probably waxed poetic about this already but it's on my mind so I'm gonna do it again.
When it comes to encouraging people to learn about native plants and habitat and involving themselves and their yards in the wider ecosystem, you gotta meet them where they're at.
And maybe that means they won't go as far into it as you are or would like them to in your wildest dreams. But even small steps count towards the bigger picture and I think we need to appreciate that more.
An example from my own life is my mom and the current gardening project we're working on. We're planning out the garden beds in the front of the yard by the mailbox--my mom's previous plantings for the most part haven't worked out, so I'm taking a crack at it.
I'm a pollinator gardening enthusiast who cares more about attracting as many butterflies bees and hummingbirds as possible than keeping things 'neat' and 'tidy'. However, not only do we live in an HOA neighborhood (though not as intense as some other stories I've heard), but I know my mother--an interior designer who has a deeply vested care for making sure the exterior of the house looks as Nice as possible.
We're still getting a pollinator garden in the front though. How? I'm meeting her where she's at, I'm making some concessions, she's making some concessions, but ultimately we're making something that works for the both of us. She doesn't want the plants too tall and messy? We'll trim them back in fall and winter--the insects can use the backyard garden to nest in. She doesn't want things too wild and bushy and weedy? We'll add a nice mulch to the beds, keep things a bit spaced out until they grow in to their larger sizes. She doesn't know the latin names for the plants I'm asking for, let alone how to pronounce them to ask for them at a garden center? That's fine, I don't know the Latin names for most things anyways, let's just use common names.
Does she care that the garden will attract butterflies and hummingbirds? Not intrinsically--she sees it as more of a bonus, if anything. She just cares about what color everything will be and if it'll be easy to maintain. The fact that they're native plants barely registers as a plus side to her. And honestly? That is fine.
If I approached this problem with a hardheaded attitude on how I wanted it to be just as wild and free as my backyard garden? There wouldn't be any native plants in the front beds. It's not like I didn't teach my mom things, but I didn't lecture her like she was lesser just for not knowing or caring as much about native gardening as I do. And that, ultimately, made her more open to the idea than she would've been if I looked down on her like I've seen too many people do to others.
Not everyone is going to develop a deeply seated care about native plants and Latin names and I don't think it's reasonable to expect that. Meet people where they're at and you just might get a lot more done. Meet people where they're at and you just might find they'll get excited enough to learn more--but if they don't want to learn more, that is fine.
We can't expect everyone on the globe to suddenly become plant experts rattling off Latin names left and right and professionally ID'ing native and invasive plants. In the same way we wouldn't expect everyone to suddenly learn the ins and outs of learning code, or how to synthesize medicines, or how to properly build a house. And that is fine. Because we can lean on those who do know when these things come up.
I lost track of where this was going but. Y'know????
#out of queue#ani rambles#may delete later#like idk between the CPBD channel and some posts ive seen on here#it feels like a lot of people expect EVERYONE to learn ALL the Latin names for everything and thats just not realistic#Latin names make me fuckin dizzy just hearing them out loud 99% of the time#we can't admonish your everyday homie for referring to things by their common name and not knowing the ins and outs of native gardening#you attract more flies with honey than vinegar. don't look down on people for things they don't know and instead lift them up#thats the best way to get people curious about wanting to learn more#and lead by example. show good results and people will be interested.#i put up a bird feeder for the first time like 2 years ago and just this weekend my mom decided to buy a window feeder because she likes#seeing the birds. does she care about providing habitat for wild creatures? no she just likes seeing the pretty birds.#im not gonna lecture her for not putting up a birdhouse and birdfeeder and just wanting to see the birds??? thats stupid#if she wants to get into more then she'll get into more and if she doesn't even a small contribution is still a contribution yknow?#like if someone's doing something actively/with risk to be harmful by all means talk to them about it but like#dont be fuckin rude guys#im going to bed
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The moon is so fucking bright tonight, Jellicles must be having one hell of a party
#its bright enough that when sitting at the window with no lights on i was able to crochet a bit XD#and i already know I'll be barely sleeping tonight#smth smth i was cursed with my sleep being super affected by the full moon#i can literally tell its around full moon time just by how it affects my sleep#99% of thr time im right#warsaw guy talks#cats the musical
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Brain dumping about Bob from my pov
Best way to describe Bob is the person with bad social cues which then makes him seem awkward
Like coming from the first scene he was in he doesnβt get the joke and it looks like he doesnβt try to interact due to just not knowing these new people/knows heβs not so hot on his social cues, gets very nervous (definitely not plastering my personality onto this man) He comes off as very passive/reserved and just wanting to observe
Jump skip, we see Bob being able to poke fun at Hangman in the sky and looks like heβs trying to win Pheonixβs praise by being a sassy sister HAHAH I like to think once he gets to know someone he warms up more by being more talkative and attempting conversations/interactions, he sees how Hangman acts and kinda just mimics him in attitude to be at par with conversation wise
Bob copys how people interact to try and understand a new social group, he takes note of how the group interacts and reacts the same to try and get a positive outcome
Me trying to breakdown characters the way I see them is like a Animal Planet narrator AHAHAH
#idk where this random bob brainrot came from#me and bob π€ social cues out the window#he grew up with a nose in his book 99% of the time so his only social understanding is book wise and hes shitty irl due to that πͺ#bob aint no shy pussy hes just socially disadvantaged LMAO#bob top gun#robert bob floyd#top gun: maverick#tgm
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Day 99: Yoshika Miyako
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Maxie: He wants to... talk about his feelings... Iβm not good at that.
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Tabitha: Iβm just... feeling so hurt and shocked and I donβt know how to react and... Sir, are you climbing out the window?
Maxie, climbing out the window: ... No.
#Source: Brooklyn Nine Nine#Source: Brooklyn 99#Pokemon#Pokemon Villains#Incorrect Quotes#Magma Leader Maxie#Maxie#Magma Admin Tabitha#Tabitha#(Come oooon Maxie)#(Don't go out the window)#(Be the classy person I know you can be and just up and walk out the door)
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#was out with dad for a bit today when he got a text that mom tested positive for covid. so shes coming home from seeing grandma tomorrow#i feel o fuckingbad for her jeez#but dad tested. positive too so now im a close contact. im sosad upset scared mad i dont even know#i guessfour years with only a couple close calls and one maybe case is good#but. gods. i just.#maybe ill move up my therapy appt#aur rambles#original posts#covid 19#coronavirus#medical cw#illness cw#i mean iam recently vaxed and i had my mask on for 99% of the time and the car windows down for most of it#but i hugged him and i just im so upset. im gonna go play minecraft or gotham knights or something
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proof that the cryptid likes a lil snug
#filmore's fav room in the house is the plant room#fig's fav room is my bedroom#she spends 99% of her time on my bed#she sleeps with me every night#and also joins me for naps#and when i'm at work she hangs out on the bed and bird-watches out the window for hours#she's a cool cat#figaro#the cat edition
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99 River Street (Phil Karlson, 1953) Β Β
#99 River Street#Phil Karlson#Crosstown#back#film noir#1953#city#neon lights#black and white#television#TV#faceless#bar#window#windows#John Payne#Peggie Castle#taxi
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I think the main confusion in the Walrus/Fairy debate is in the extent of the question asked by the creature's mere presence
As in, if we're looking at a flat what is more weird, then yeah, obviously the fairy. Obviously.
But some people see the "which would be weirder..." and run through all the basic questions, asking themselves which is weirder or harder to explain or most shocking/frightening:
What is at my door?
Fairies don't exist. Walruses do. Nothing else needs to be said here.
Fairies are the weirder option.
Why is it at my door?
I can speculate on why a fairy, if it existed, might have business with me. Magic quest, testing mortals with riddles, stealing my firstborn. The usual folkloric staples.
I can think of no such motivation that would bring a walrus to my door.
Walruses are the weirder option.
Where is my door?
Most people live in a place that is not the arctic ocean. That is a strange way of phrasing it, but the most essential fact in this whole debate.
If fairies were suddenly proven real, I could speculate on where they might live (underground city, cloud city, invisible city, parallel universe, inside plants, etc.). I cannot speculate on where walruses live, because it is not open for speculation; we know where they live, and it is not where people live.
Walruses are the weirder option.
How is at the door?
If a fairy were at my door, I would be forced to rethink reality itself. Maybe teleportation is real? Invisibility? Maybe it shape-changed into something innocuous and only assumed its true shape when I opened the door? In short, I would be able to speculate on how the fairy made its way un-captured and unobserved to my door.
I would not. Be able. To speculate the same. For a walrus.
The mere presence of a walrus is not sufficient to make me speculate on the existence of teleportation or invisibility, so I am forced to deduce that it came here 'on foot' as it were. There is simply no way a walrus could arrive at my door without my finding out about it on the news or social media long before I heard my doorbell ring.
Walruses are the weirder option.
#fairy or walrus#listen if fairies are suddenly proven real then that makes it very easy to question all other rules of physics#and if it's easy to question all other rules of physics then it doesn't feel weird anymore it's just an insane new normal#but a walrus is already known to be real. one appearing on my doorstep is only 99% impossible & 1% improbable#if it happened I would NEED to question the laws of physics to justify how it got there#but there is nothing inherent to the nature of a walrus that INVITES the questioning of the laws of physics#a walrus is allowed to exist without reality falling apart#but its mere presence in such an improbable situation DEMANDS that reality be reassessed.#in short: a fairy at the door is the equivalent of taking a sledgehammer to a stained glass window and ordering people to step through;#the glass is already broken so you can just walk right through and be only a little cut up by the shards#whereas the walrus at the door is the equivalent of throwing a pebble through a stained glass window and ordering people to step through;#sure there's a hole in one corner but I'm big and I simply can't squeeze through it and it would lacerate me to try#look in brief IN BOTH CASES you would be forced to reckon with a fundamentally changed reality#it's just that the fairy's existence makes the change more palpable and thus easier to accept#you're a fool if you think the presence of a walrus is easy to explain beyond a simple ''what is it''
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one of many things about linux is that it just kinda . ends up with you learning how shit works better. like something about the really good community support (especially for mint cuz a ton of people use it and its just like . really user friendly in general) and how stuff that Doesnt Have To Be Hard just Isn't (like, installing stuff here is So Much Easier . it's either just In the app store or there's at most like, 3 commands to run in the terminal, and then it's ready to go, and nine times outta ten it'll keep itself updated with no input required)
#dreamlit rambling#plus its a lot harder to get shit like viruses#cuz most of them are targeting windows and 99% of all the stuff you install doesn't come in the form of a file you download and run
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