Andralyn de Bagschaghe, Nikki, and others as yet unnamed

@andralyn.bsky.social

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A can of diet pepsi from 1996
a purple fabric office/gaming chair. it doesn't look like one of those cheesy pleather ones with the fake race car stripes and shit. Why do you have one of those? Don't you have any fucking taste? You should be ashamed of yourself. THIS (that this was in capital letters for emphasis, yes, I was shouting) chair, this purple chair, is CLASSY (classy, again, is in caps.) It has style. It's fucking beautiful. And it's actual fabric. You can't spill your fucking hot pockets in this gorgeous motherfucker. No. You have to behave like a goddamned human being. Or a civilized beast, if you're a therian or furry. I don't discriminate. I'm sometimes a panther myself. But I'm a fucking STYLISH panther. (stylish in caps).
A logo for de Bagschaghe Antiques. ornate golden bullshit around the wording which is in the center, in a circle, surrounding the initial B. de Bagschaghe is my surname. The letter B is my last initial, because my surname is pronounced bashore. the de is not only silent, but technically not a "signed" part of the name due to some weird Norman English ancient lordship bullshit. I dunno. They were weird people.
A drawing. Woman with undercut, multicolored, blue metallic tattoos on her face and arms. Oh hell, pardon me for not describing more, I should know better, being deaf myself... but I mean, you're really not missing much and I'm really tired. Sorry.
A three-story house with a combination of English Tudor and Frank-Lloyd Wright Prairie style designs.
A huge sign from the 1950s in a retro-futuristic style made of several segments, each mounted on two tall metal poles, each in different style lettering with different color background and lettering style, highlighted with neon - long broken, rust streak down the sign segments, saying "1/4 pound Giant Burgers to go Hambrick's Home Made Pies." Located in North Richmond, California.
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, from the 1960s Christmas specials is pictured beside a baseball bat wrapped with barbed wire, the background is spattered with blood. The caption in the meme is "All of the other reindeer used to laugh and call him names" - and at the bottom, in all caps "USED TO"
old advertising for an over-the-counter benzedrine inhaler featuring a picture of a little girl
M-Audio Firewire Solo box
Converse metallic purple double-stack hi-tops
Customized converse chuck taylor hi-tops in purple with embroidery, black soles with floral print, satin laces, fake pearls and other charms
tall reproduction 1920s women's aviator boots in black, with long laces and hooks.
Reproduction 1930s women's leather boots in burgundy.
Reproduction Edwardian boots in gold by American Duchess.
A old winamp skin, Unison Brainstormed
An image of the old Winamp skin Wroclaw
Many flavors of vegan jerky from Louisville Vegan Jerky Co
Chip, a cat. Silver tabby markings, with huge blue eyes. Just his head, his beautiful face staring straight into the camera, wanting love, as always.
image of three knives all in shades of purple, all with blades out. at bottom is a traditional bladed knife, the handle black with purple colored grip extrusions and the blade itself tinted purple, in center a purple handled knife with black blade with a stub-nosed design, at top a shorter purple knife with a semi-traditional but semi-stubby blade.
Picture of my hand in a fist, showing my tattoo which is a black ink representation of a Scythian coiled panther, which is a stylized panther in a circle, its head to its tail, with its limbs tucked into the center of the circle, the limbs curled into another inner circle. On my wrist is a leather wrap bracelet with white metal fitting.
a paper craft flying ship candy box, has a gold cherub figurehead, pearlescent sail, blue crepe paper crumpled waves, silver crepe paper sides, and various gold and silver Dresden (embossed paper) adornments representing port holes, rigging, railings, and other parts.
Obverse of an old copper token, with lettering that says Oakland Brooklyn & Fruitvale R. R. Company
Oakland Brooklye & Fruitvale R. R. Company token from 1871, Obverse
test pic post. My feet clad in American Duchess x Dandy Wellington Harlemology boots in purple, with black ribbed socks showing slightly, and black jeans with a purple wash, the cuffs turned up to show the purple wash to greater effect, one foot crossed over the other with toe pointed to the surface, which is a shiny metal fire-escape grate. the background is red brick wall.
Obverse of an old copper token, with lettering that says Oakland Brooklyn & Fruitvale R. R. Company
Obverse of an old copper token, with lettering that says Oakland Brooklyn & Fruitvale R. R. Company
Obverse of an old copper token, with lettering that says Oakland Brooklyn & Fruitvale R. R. Company
Obverse of an old copper token, with lettering that says Oakland Brooklyn & Fruitvale R. R. Company
Three small silver Doritos bags of indeterminate but not new age, the first with a blue label, second with orange, third with yellow. All labeled Doritos Jacked, the first Test Flavor 2653, 2nd Test Flavor 855, 3rd test Flavor 404. At the top each says Be Bold Win Gold Daily, and at the bottom below the test flavor number each says Bold Flavor Experiment be a bold taste tester and you could get paid in gold!
Leather boots, tote, wallet, and coin purse as described in the text, all in a dark purple, not quite eggplant.
A guy from Germany tried to name all 50 US states. Inside a map of the USA he has written his guesses, to humorous effect. I'm sorry, but it is far too complex for me to convey in any way the ways in which he has done this. It would take thousands of words. My apologies at leaving those of you who can't see the image out.
A gold and black pin depicting a feminine hand with painted nails plunging two center fingers into a flower, the "nectar" of the flower flowing downward voluminously, a clear sexual reference.
a black shirt with red shibari rope print, on top of which sit a black imitation leather purse with red rope-like meandering stitching and a gold metal knot-style magnetic clasp and a long twisted red rope-like strap, and a matching black clutch wallet with similar stitching , red rope-like wrist-strap and gold metallic gold knot magnetic clasp.
A scythian coiled panther-inspired tattoo. This is a stylized panther coiled into a circle with its limbs tucked into the center of the circle in a similar circle.
A tie-die hoodie with red, orange and blue circles as a base layer spreading outward, overlaid with dark black rays on top spreading out from that central point which totally cover the color underneath where the black is, apart from small "bubble" gaps in the black rays... creating a very dramatic effect.
A victorian trade card from a shoe company (text on back, unshown). This, the front, in typical colored engraved style of such trade cards shows a couple dressed in flowing gowns standing shaded by a large leaf being held by one figure. Beneath are the words Paul & Virginia.
my hand with a tattoo of a scythian coiled panther. See preceding skeet for a description of what scythian coiled panthers are, sorry IM tired.
An ancient bronze piece of horse tack from the Scythian culture, gold in color, somewhat tarnished and damaged but mostly intact, depicting a panther coiled into a circle, its limbs tucked into the center in a symmetrical correspondingly circular pattern. It has its mouth open with teeth bared, and there is a recessed area for the eye which some suggest may once have held a stone. The coiled panther motif recurred many times in the culture.
Line drawing of a coiled panther inspired by Scythian bronzework from approximately 3000 years ago.
black image of a coiled panther inspired by Scythian bronzework from approximately 3000 years ago.
Black card with gold print circa 1900 with the words Chutes and Zoo large, then much smaller San Francisco, and a skull and bones. Lower, a decorative box with the words Cabaret de la Mort, beneath that the word Complimentary in all caps, the image of a coffin of the old hexagonal style, and the words ... admit one Geo. E. Gill, Manager
an abstract drawing, ink on paper, complicated lines and shapes, detailed. Too detailed to describe. Or at least, I'm not smart enough to describe it. Sorry.
A tall rectangular black canvas grow tent with the word Melonfarm on it in green, with a green-zippered door opening, a velcro-flapped window, a fabric-grilled vent, and ports for intake and exhaust fans.
A treblesand. A typographic symbol that combines an ampesand and a treble clef that is meant to represent Plural people, also known as Plural systems. People with Dissociative Identity Disorder, and others, who have multiple personalities in whole or in part, or aspects of such... whether diagnosed or not.
Three small handblown glass bottles on a black background. They are oddly shaped, one being taller than the other two. Little tiny rounded things, with a vaguely organic feel to them... mushroomlike.
Old package of over-the-counter amphetamines, called "Benzadrine Inhaler" The simplest most effective treatment for head colds and nasal catarrh. Shows a little girl, circa 1930s, reminiscent of Shirley Temple, smiling while inserting the inhaler into her nose, with the words "for children and adults" underneath.
Jafafa Hots is a character created by the comedian and musician "Weird Al" Yankovic. He first appeared in the 1980s in "Weird Al's" comedy act. Jafafa Hots is a quirky, eccentric persona who often acts in a strange, humorous manner, sometimes getting involved in surreal or absurd situations. He was part of Al's early performances before he fully entered the mainstream music scene. While not as widely recognized as some of Yankovic's other characters, Jafafa Hots remains a unique part of his comedic history. Are you a fan of "Weird Al" or did Jafafa Hots pop up in something you were watching?
WWII-era post showing a fist punching through a NAZI flag bearing a swastika, with the phrase at the bottom Buy More Wat Bonds and Stamps.
Smooshmallow brand "sleepmallow" plush toy, purple squishy plush purple cat named Tabitha.
screenshot of clearsky list display showing this account is on Jule's Jewels list.
Purple stainless steel drinking thermos with black lid. The name Andralyn is laser-etched in a script, with a cat-nose and whiskers above, and paw-prints to the sides.
AI-created image of a green lizard holding an ice cream cone and licking it.
three cats cuddling. All siblings. One an apricot-point applehead siamese, in front, has his tuxedo brother's arm wrapped around him. Behind them is their furry gray sister.
Face of a female deer in the morning, eyes lit up by sunrise
A melanistic grey squirrel in that appears dark black. They live in Western New York state.