Nick Cave albums are very bipolar to me. I love murder ballads, no more shall we part, lyre of Orpheus/abattoir blues, but hate his grinder man stuff and the Higgs Boson blues.

The merci seat is better by Johnnie Cash.

I still must listen the new album, but I’m kind of torn as I don’t want to hate it.

This is too coincidental not to share. I photographed the following piece of ‘art’ about roosters that raised a lot of question marks about the person that made it. Both in subject matter and kerning.

I think it’s the same author

Stultiocracy works too

I think he first did it in ‘coming to America’: all the guys in the barbershop are Eddie Murphy

Well that God guy did have an awesome seven day hyperfocus creation project going a while back and has done very little since.

So that checks out

So it’s almost time for teal, orange et other fun colors, mixed with translucent plastic lab équipement?

I regret that seeing this, a week after the election, sparks the idea of a Trump and Harris : the lady and the Trump ai idea

Yup broderbund, one of the first games available for our Mac classic

Sid Meiers’ Pirates of the Carribean

Lode Runner

Like I said repeatedly. If I get to think about it I know what side is what. It’s only in the moment when I falter

Protecting people with risk of death of injury from those who want to kill them

If I think for it for s second I know, I’ll think about my dominant hand too (although my dominant feet is on the opposite side so I don’t have a clear dominant side).

Yeah the aboriginal method seems way more intuitive to me, yet it probably won’t replace the left right system anytime soon :p

Yeah I know when I have time to think about it.

It’s just when people say: ‘go left here’ or me throng to indicate direction in a split second that my change of getting it right reduced to 50%. My brain doesn’t grok that left right isn’t absolute but related to orientation.

I have problems telling right from left. At least I’m the moment, if I take my time I can tell.

But I almost always know my cardinal directions

I think war has a way of proving the fallacy of a binary moral stance. Good and Evil aren’t as clear cut as we would like it to be.

The only thing it’s good at is at showing who is heroic and who is craven. Heroic isn’t perdefinition morally good, it’s selflessness.

No it doesn’t

Easy to say when your home country isn’t involved in a war

/thread

Plug and Play

Most of the dinosaurs don’t even feature in the Jurassic period, it’s a bloody misnomer