Amy Louise Herndon

@amylherndon.bsky.social

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Humanist and Democratic Socialist. Swiss Army Knife and founding employee @TiltFive.bsky.social. Ham radio call sign AI6ZU. She/Her. #AR #XR #retro #games #nerd #humanist #Atheist #EatTheRich Absolutely 🚫NO DMs unless we know each other IRL.

"Vork" (Jeff Lewis) sitting on the toilet with the poopcorn (popcorn) bucket in his hands.
Rod (puppet), from Avenue Q, singing the song "My Girlfriend Who Lives in Canada."
Lancelot Link and the Evolution Revolution
Jeri Ellsworth playing roller derby, shouldering a woman on the other team.
Lady, an Calico Tortie cat
Scene from Silicon Valley, where one guy is saying to another guy “wait, he has an actual blood boy?”
The word Amy spelled out in landscape images
Black and white photo of a young woman wearing a tie-dyed shirt, hiking in the mountains.
Eric Swalwell’s bsky account, showing it’s blocked.
Jeri Ellsworth wearing a No Kings shirt and a Fuck ICE sticker.
Me wearing a No Kings tee shirt with a Fuck ICE sticker on it.
JOCO Cruise banner on stage with guitars on stands.
Ship from Red Dwarf
Entering “I am the Texas Instruments home computer” on the TI-99/4A computer to use the speech synthesizer module.
Humorous self-help pamphlets for vintage computer nerds.
TI 99/4A set up with expansion modules, measuring 10 feet in length.
Ranger Geiger counter reading Thoriated glass lenses on a front assembly for a Wollensack Revere 35mm camera.
Various vintage cameras on display, including Teague designed Kodaks, Polaroid Land cameras, and newer digital cameras like Lytro and Light cameras.
2025 Lemon Pigs with pennies in their mouth
White bloom on Venus flytrap plant.
A man on the phone, looking pensive, saying "did you join the Columbia Record Club?"
Kodak Brownie camera with art deco styling.
Kodak Six-20 Bulls Eye camera and Kodak Six-16 Brownie camera.
Commodore 64 Ultimate packaging.
Olives in two quart size jars filled with water.
Bowl of Koroneiki olives next to some Meyers lemons.
Picture of Kodak Charmera digital cameras with the boxes in the background.
Solder wick in a handy package that makes it easy to use!
Tuxedo cat with black bat mask
Tuxedo cat with black Batman mask.
Texas Instruments MBX Expansion System
A diagram of a resistor, electronic compoment, with the color code indicating 8647 (grey stripe, blue stripe, yellow stripe, violet stripe).
Jim Williams' electronics workbench, totally covered in wires, components, and various other tools.
Blow up unicorn costume.
Charlton Heston in Planet of the Apes being hosed down with water while he screams "It's a Mad House!"
Jeri Ellsworth with Pluto, Jeri is doing the “shocker” hand gesture.
Scene from Six Feet Under, regarding the Rapture, helium filled inflatable dolls escape from the back of a pick up truck, and a woman looks up to the skies believing it's the Rapture.
Constant loading prompt
Table with sign saying The Stop Bits
Scene from Idiocracy, Hospital scene, where a finger is hovering over large images of medical issue choices.
Tuxedo cat getting belly rubs
Pic of Effin Birds mug and a collection of cameras
Pic of classic tombstone radio
Pic of cameras
Shitty kids camera that uses receipt paper for printing with picture of woman giving the rock and roll hand symbol.
Cheap paper printer camera image with a Nuka Cola image, Audrey II from Little Shop of Horrors, Edward Scissor Hands image, and Knight from Monty Python.
Compilation of black and white images taken with a paper printing camera.
Actual scientific depiction of what Jesus would have looked like, a brown skin person.
Tuxedo cat getting belly rubs
Rebel symbol from Star Wars.
Diane, alien from V, eating a very fluffy rat.
Two cats, tuxedo and calico, in someones lap, with a computer mouse to the right.
FJ40 Toyota Land Cruiser, two door, with sea foam green paint on the lower section and a white top.
Pac-Man doughnuts from Krispy Kreme.
Jeri Ellsworth typing a computation into a Friden calculator.
Tuxedo cat (black and white) wearing a hat made of aluminum foil.
Bottles of cologne that look like liquor bottles.
Two women wearing shirts that say “Always Punch Nazis.”
Fake advertisement for C64 Tower computer.