uncle knicknack

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never let a computer tell me shit

austin abrams is built for horror because he's charming and likeable enough that you want to stick around for his story but also not SO likeable that it's upsetting to see him badly eat shit for the whole runtime. in film studies we call this the bruce campbell coefficient.

I keep seeing videos of a guy who catches crabs and lobsters, cracks all the barnacles off them, puts a shrimp in their claws and throws them back. can you imagine. abducted by aliens but they just give you a spa day and hand you two hot dogs and let you go

2 kinds of outsavvy listings: zine workshops cancelled at short notice bc the polycule running it cant agree if honey is vegan, and club nights slash fintech networking events with the theme "Cuntanamo Bay"

Hey everyone. Things have been tough around here and they are about to get worse. I’ll probably need to make a bigger ask soon, but right now I’m asking for some help covering essentials. Next post has what I’m trying to cover. PP: @StellaSacco CA: $sacc No Venmo

wasnt sure about Garth Ennis' run on Hellblazer til i got to the part where he & the artist get around depicting the now king in an unflattering manner by never using his name and also constantly having him drenched in other people's blood

"the author of that harry potter story leads an insane cult that's captured much of the media in this country" is a different person if you're in the UK or the US

🦇 September is here and, for bats, mating season begins. Males of most species use special calls to attract females, which can include purrs, clicks, and buzzing. Bats also concentrate on building up fat stores for the coming months.

Two bats huddled upside-down inside a tree trunk cavity, framed by an orange September calendar-style border with crescent moons and berries; caption reads "September" and the text: "Mating takes place. Bats build up fat stores for winter.

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