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@bbaryonic.bsky.social

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Creator of Lonely Little Robot. Updates Wednesdays and Saturdays

Flowery attempts to flirt with Asgore as Asgore regrets his life choices
Meme where an ancient Assyrian eunuch must accept his fate of execution because a sheep liver said he's plotting treason.
Viltrumite meme featuring the members of the Julio-Claudian dynasty
Farscape characters based on my impression after watching three episodes
Caine from the Amazing Digital Circus begs Zooble to not let his intrusive thoughts win, as Bubble calls him gay in the background.
Sketch of a moment just before Julius Caesar's assassination
-The king's dialogue is a parody of the common Akkadian curse "whoever damages this inscription, may (deity) tear out his foundations and destroy his seed" -Mesopotamian armies struggled to conquer mountainous regions despite their grandiose titles -Naram-sin became a target of parody in later writings due to the belief he ended the empire -Ishtar was Akkad's main deity, so some kings claimed to be her lover -Nearly every Akkadian king suffered revolts -According to omen texts, three of Akkadian kings were murdered by their court with their seals.
Meme parodying the Sumerian kings of the Early Dynastic Period. Jokes are made on the our poor understanding of Sumerian pronunciation, the receptive nature of ruling a city state, the exaggerated lengths of rule given to them by later generations, and the sporadic nature of how Sumerian inscriptions survive to us.
Fan art of the Nathan Watts, from The Magnus Archives Episode 1 Anglerfish, in the style of a polaroid photograph.
A parody of the death of King Josiah from 2 Chronicles, using the "I have the power of god and anime" vine dialogue. Specifically Necho's speech to Josiah “What quarrel is there, king of Judah, between you and me? It is not you I am attacking at this time, but the house with which I am at war. God has told me to hurry; so stop opposing God, who is with me, or he will destroy you.”
A comic page depicting a scene from the novel the Dispossessed by Ursula K LeGuin. Shevek, a traveller from the world of Anarres, witnesses a horse from the back seat of a car. Saio Pae mistakes it for a donkey, before belatedly realizing Shevek has never seen a large animal before. Atro points out it's obviously a horse form the size. As the conversation continues, Shevek looks out the window again.