chipnyman.bsky.social
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I generally kind of ignore soccer[football], but...dayummm!
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In my youth, Shoto-kan sparring and tournament matches rarely exceeded a full minute, and were very, very cardiac!
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Channeling Joseph Goebbels and Martin Borman (along with Ernst Röhm) are not forward-looking lifestyles.
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Yeah, everybody needs to get it so the herd immunity will build, right?
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You know what has been using injections of genetic material for longer than humans have been around? Viruses. Yeah, that stuff that can kill us. 'Bout time we turned the tables on 'em, no?
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Funny. Like, Looney Tunes funny!
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Maybe gonna have to sue his ass for libel.
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Nice! Please send her to Washington, D.C., some monsters there to reckon with.
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A 45rpm, "Let's Get Together" by Hayley Mills from the movie "The Parent Trap," 1961. One of my earliest crushes.
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Beautiful dynamic range.
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I'm 72, been living on SS for about a decade now. In all that time I would check my bank account balance monthly. Now I check at least once a week, more than a little concerned it might vanish or be chipped away at by ketamine-fueled DOGEstapo. Folks in the U.S. should not have to live this way.
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Ten years ago? Fifty years ago! But we were just spaced out hippies, radical wingnuts, right? So no one listened. Many still do not.
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RFK J doesn't know what he's talking about, full stop.
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Good job on the Trapezium region, visual detail subtle but not blown out.
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My commissioned work was the majority of my personal/folio artwork, in addition to a smattering of self-commissioned stuff that I did when paying work got thin. It was all a matter of keeping busy and continually building skills that help make the next paying job less of a technical challenge.
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First I remember, at least.
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My fleet carrier in a parking orbit to study the nearby planetary nebula. #EliteDangerous
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I like this image a lot, but could here be a cold accretion disk, which this seem to portray?