Ashley Scrimblo

@asgromo.info

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đŸ¶ born 1988, she New York State

Screenshot of Finch app 450 day streak with one missed day yesterday because they let you miss a day if you complete enough of your tasks over a few days
Tim Kellogg @timkellogg.me ‱ 1h alright, time to call out the parasites there's a lot of people itt asking what i've built. the thing is, you can tap my profile and one such project is pinned. tap my website and there's more people like this are pure consumers, and it seems crazy that they're calling out producers as weird PK @pk1yen.bsky.social ‱ 1h You could have answered here Imao
SUFFERING It's good for the artist to understand conflict and stress. Those things can give you ideas. But I guarantee you, if you have enough stress, you won't be able to create. And if you have enough conflict, it will just get in the way of your creativity. You can understand conflict, but you don't have to live in it. In stories, in the worlds that we can go into, there's suffering, confusion, darkness, tension, and anger. There are murders; there's all kinds of stuff. But the filmmaker doesn't have to be suffering to show suffering. You can show it, show the human con-dition, show conflicts and contrasts, but you don't have to go through that yourself. You are the orchestrator of it, but you're not in it. Let your characters do the suffering. It's common sense: The more the artist is suffering, the less creative he is going to be. It's less likely that he is going to enjoy his work and less likely that he will be able to do really good work. 93
Calvin Brown from Park Tools youtube washes a bike and explains the benefits of finally wiping and inspecting it. Finally he says, deadpan, "And that's the basic procedure for washing a bike. Thank you for washing."
Laios from Dungeon Meshi in heartstruck awe of the world’s funniest front view of a wolf furry’s face
Paved trail in suburban woods with lots of orange leaves
Red Schwinn LeTour 1980, a road bike. On it is attached fenders/mudguards, a handlebar touring bag, a Pletscher rear rack, and, on top of the rack, a large Wald basket with a blue net to hold stuff in. There are folded shopping totes and a helmet in the basket. The bike is on a stationary trainer that applies friction to the rear wheel.
Arnold Böcklin’s painting Isle of the Dead (1880 version). An island in a dark gray seascape. Hills circling the island tightly wrap around tall narrow trees that are very dark. Buildings and niches are knitted into the hills. A rowboat with two people aboard, one a standing passenger, mummy, or statue, approach the island in the foreground.
Mr beast
A frame from a traditionally animated anime. An anthropomorphic pink cat next to a shorter anthropomorphic blue cat. They are young and are peering wide-eyed towards the camera through a doorway in dim light.
Hands in brown leather gloves hold a large framed and matted photo of a room, looking towards partly to its corner. It is in sickly red and brown tones. Near the corner of the room is a wooden door. The walls have a shabby floral pattern wallpaper and a chair rail matching the hardwood floor and trim.
A big fancy white door at the end of a straight stairway up, maybe three stories tall. It’s in a broad clearing among trees and the door appears to lead into the sky
Various intersecting black rectangles and lines on a white background, perhaps a horrible map
Abigail the cat stretched out on a bed in a sunbeam
Flour City Bread at Public Provisions A photo of a white bartender Junteenth Specials! Junteenth is educator appreciation day at Public Provisions. The end of the school year is nigh and you've got Thursday off. Come day drink đŸ· with us! It's also Thursday which means pizza party day. Wow, everything's coming up Milhouse. We appreciate our teachers - please stop by for great wine and cocktail specials all day Thursday. We will have an actual teacher on premises. We'll be firing up our new frozen drink machine as well as $6 mimosas! We're here all day and night and the market is open as per usual. A photo of a backyard pool. A young, wet, black dog sits in the foreground, looking into the camera. Two white youths sit in the pool, facing each other
Dog looking out a window alerts, then softens
The cartoon cat Heathcliff approaches a store full of meat called “MEAT”. In the window, an employee says to another, “Hell is coming to breakfast.”
pterodactyl villain from spider-man who says he doesn't WANT to cure cancer
Ebbits 4 panel comic titled "B What You Wanna B II" A witch stands near two children who are seated on the ground and says, "'The bees made honey in the lion's bones': that's what we are taught." A child replies, "We *are*?" "Nevertheless, it is highly misleading. The bees *bade* honey *to* the lion's bones... by mere virtue of *beeing!*" A close-up of the winking witch. "As we witness the gloaming of this age, it will fall to you tots to *invite* in an era of sweetness—do not fret over labor, structure, or antiquated systems of 'cause-and-effect!" "The honey occurs not thru organized work; it is rather the inevitable outcome of identities unfolding" An adult races over. "*Kids* don't listen to her!! It's important to do stuff you hate!!"
Hi and Lois comic strip. Lois, at the library, is checking out Harry Potter with her two kids. All smile. She says, "More people are using the library these days." The librarian replies, "That's because it's free." In the next panel, Lois and her kids pass by a book store with an "out of business" sign in the window. They look glum. Lois says, "Everything has a cost."
Kid Chameleon hitting a P block with his head in an urban environment.
Roast Beef from Achewood, expressionless, thinks, “Oh my god that is the worst possible answer in the universe”
A book-shaped object wrapped in blue tissue paper with a tan envelope on top. A sticker of a dog happily walking is on the envelope. It’s held together with a cream-colored ribbon.
Caverns of Zeux (1994) for the MegaZeux game creation system
A large piece of black pocket lint with a long tail of fiber laying on a bathroom shelf over a sink
Customer service: Hello thank you for calling my name is how may I help you today Caller, backed by a whooshing plane, a tooting train, and a construction site: Hewwo my phone not workin. People aren’t hearing me Customer service: I see what you mean
 how long has this been happening Caller: Today. [A person approaches the caller, holding someone else in a headlock and all three of them are grinning and repeating “hehehehe”.] Customer service: Sorry, I— The call is drowned out by tooting and giggling
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