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She/they trash femme. Local cryptid and/or five opossums in a sundress. Outnumbered by pets. Pig’s Eye, MN. ICE must be destroyed.

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A.L. Goldfuss@ghoulpus.bsky.social · 3h ago

NEW STORY DAY “Not Like Other Girls” is now out in ebook and @reactorsff.bsky.social A creature wearing a woman’s body becomes a lonely man’s girlfriend, but the woman suit and his interest start to rot. Art: A.W. Sommers Design: Jess Kiley Editor: Ann VanderMeer reactormag.com/not-like-oth...

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A creature wearing a woman’s body becomes a lonely man’s girlfriend, but the woman suit and his interest start to rot.

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Dr Dean Burnett@drdeanburnett.bsky.social · 4h ago

I recently booked a car viewing via a dealer's website, and didn't even realise I was talking to an AI chatbot. And fair play, it was great! Apart from it booking us in to the wrong department, for the wrong vehicle, and not telling anyone we were coming, which took half a dozen people to sort out.

Riley Black 🏳️‍⚧️ 🦕@restingdinoface.bsky.social · 8h ago

Goo morning, monsters. There’s nothing wrong with slow. Sliming, stretching, splorping, endurance can cover distance just as easily as a sprint. And those frantic runners need to rest sometimes, to recover and replenish. Keep creeping along. When they sleep, slow suddenly becomes so terribly fast.

Ellie wants to ride her bike@brynstar7.xyz · 19h ago

Pro tip: if you put a pit bull on a leash/tether, the clippy thingy attached to the dog's collar should be more substantial than what you'd use for like a keychain. 🙄 Fortunately, dog was very friendly, followed us home, and has been reunited with his people. I just hope that a lesson was learned.

M. Cromwell 🌹@marandart.bsky.social · yesterday

"Wing Span" 12"x18" Acrylic, conte crayon, colored pencil, paint pen on reclaimed wood Are they spreading their wings to dry, or flicking water off their hands? And also: what's the difference? A slightly different arrangement of particles is all that separates us from our animal kin.

A heron in red and blue stares fiercely while it shuffles its wings and a human arm superimposed over the top, as if it is the heron's arm and wing at once.