May all your children be drunk parkourists, too!

Happy Solstice, everyone! I think this catches the appropriate spirit. (Had this image LONG before AI, just fyi.)

I love how the meatball is just labelled in this one instead of even trying for verisimilitude.

There's a lesson here.

Alex Pheby's @alexpheby.bsky.social Cities of the Weft trilogy is my new obsession. No clue if he's read Wolfe (or if it matters), but definitely something for the obsessives at @rereadingwolfe.bsky.social! At first, it was just the vibes... but soon you hit the narrative uncertainty, and in I go...

When Canadians start depending on migrant workers. (Ok, it's a stretch, I know. These are hard when you're depressed!)

I do so dearly love this card. This what they mean by America being great "Again."

Loads of cards showing Nick looming over a child sleeping in a bed, which would definitely not help me sleep.

That's the way... they became ... the Brady Bunch!

New Year pigs were a very big thing. https://weirdchristmas.com/2016/12/27/new-year-pigs/

Well, who do you think you'll meet if you stroll on the outskirts of hell.

"Will you insert the knife and finish the job?"

I guess it depends on your perspective. I mean, maybe she's a bitch.

"And that, my son, is where babies come from..."

No amount of flying fish will make this torture-by-turtle any less diabolical.

A vintage Christmas postcard features a colorful butterfly, delicate floral arrangements, and a heartfelt holiday poem on a light green background.

Or... *A* new year, at least. Meh.

I'm not sure of the language here, but it was tagged as a New Year card. Anyone able to read it?

Snip snip, buttercup! Can't put it off any longer.

"Gruss vom Krampus" "Vom Strafen haelt mich gar nichts ab, wenn ich Euch auf der Liste hab."

https://weirdchristmas.com/2016/12/27/new-year-pigs/