BlackstarMBV

@blackstarmbv.bsky.social

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LPer/streamer, horror nerd, "Entertainment Archaeologist", pansexual punk opossum. 28yo. He/They! 🔞, MDNI. Avatar by @orioel on Twitter. BFs <3: https://bsky.app/profile/cafedecheshire.bsky.social & https://bsky.app/profile/death-hoarder-4.bsky.social

Stephanie and Reverend Putty from Moral Orel
The cover art for the album Cop by Swans, which features red and black stripes, the band's name in white with a black outline at the top, the album title in black at the bottom. In the center is an obscure image that appears to be a medical photograph of some kind, possibly of someone's back, but it's too hard to tell. The song titles are to the left and right of the photo, and a paragraph of recording information is below.
The cover art for the album Filth by Swans, depicting an x-ray image of a set of teeth against a black background, making them look like they're in an endless black void. The top and bottom of the image are bordered by stark red letterboxing, the band's name at the top in harsh white with black drop shadow, the album name at the bottom in thin black text.
an opossum, raccoon, and cat hanging out on a patio
The Collector, a boss from Slay The Spire, a green-robed shadowy figure with eyes of green fire, a wooden staff with green fire, and little tiny hands and weird legs. in relation to the post i'm basically trying to say this is like discount Witch-King or something.
The album cover for Nine Inch Nails' album Year Zero. It's a view from a camera inside of a car, seemingly the passenger seat, looking at a hill or mountain through the front windshield under an overcast sky. In front of the terrain is a hand reaching down through the sky. The scene is bathed in blue tones.
The chocolate chip cookie mentioned in the post
A picture of the owner of this account, Oz, wearing a white cowboy hat, prescription aviator sunglasses, a Halloween 45th anniversary t-shirt, an aloha shirt with Virginia opossums, flowers, and pineapples, pale blue skinny jeans with the ankles cuffed, and customized Converse, pink with red laces and a rainbow patch
Oz, the owner of this account, in a fetching pink dress shirt, rambles for a minute about not being able to do a job interview.
The album cover of Hesitation Marks by Nine Inch Nails, a black-and-red image with some kind of microscope slide, some kind of black pigment smeared across it, and a wire tracing from the slide to the left side of the artwork. The band name and album title are under the wire on the black half of the artwork.
A Virginia Opossum sits at a laptop, looking as if he's browsing through something. He is very fluffy.
Oz, the owner of this account, freshly shaved and less disheveled, looks down the road waiting for a bus
Oz, the owner of this account, looking particularly disheveled, looks off-camera down the road
Seagull perched on a streetlight
Steven Carlyle and Pamela Lillian Isley, aka Poison Ivy, from Batman - The Animated Series
A biohazard warning on a disposal bin lid that reads “THIS IS NOT A TRASH CAN”
professional wrestler Ric Flair going "wooooo" while wearing a red robe with sequined designs on it
A banner image for Night In The Woods, depicting the protagonist, Mae, a cat girl in an orange shirt, and her friend Gregg, a fox boy in a leather jacket, floating among leaves swept up by the wind and sticks, around the title of the game.
The album cover for Transgender Dysphoria Blues by Against Me!. A black-and-white cube-shaped section of meat sits on a white background with a human breast atop it, implying this is a chunk of a person's chest. The band and album name are above it in messy lettering.
The album cover for Hospice by the band The Antlers. Two white hands reach out for one another against a bright red background, one hand having a hospital wristband that says "EMERGENCY. CSR - 020811241" (i think). The album and band name are dead-center between the hands.
The album cover for Throwing Muses's self-titled album from 1986. I can't find out EXACTLY who designed it, one source claims Vaughan Oliver, creator of artwork for bands like The Pixies and The Breeders. The cover has the band's name and several song titles in white in a scratchy hand-written font, while other song titles are printed on the background in a light green, often haphazardly placed, upside-down, sometimes in italics, Delicate Cutters is presented with the first word in lowercase and the second all uppercase. The background is olive green and may depict a member of the band, but it's hard to tell. There are three red boxes, maybe burgundy, with silhouettes of the band members.
The album cover of Caress Of Steel by Rush, released in 1975. Created by Hugh Syme, it depicts a man dressed in a robe atop a cliff or stack of rocks, created as if some kind of painting on brass, with the band's name and album title above and below it in a brassy, metallic color.
The cover of the album Fly By Night by Rush, released 1975. A painting by Eraldo Carugati, it depicts a gigantic owl preparing to take off from a bare spot in a snow-covered field, staring straight ahead at the viewer, a dark blue and starless night sky behind it. The band's name and the album's title are above it in a small font, the band's name in black with white drop shadow, and the album name in black with cyan drop shadow.
The cover of Rush's self-titled album, Rush, from 1974. The cover art, created by Paul Weldon, features the band's name in a very artsy font, pink in color, with a thick dropshadow behind it and a background that makes the text look like it's exploding towards the viewer.
It is impossible to swim in bubbling water. plausible In a small-scale test of buoyancy in bubbling water, Adam built a crude hydrometer, weighted to float at a certain height, and placed it in a fish tank full of water. The device did not sink when air bubbled in, but he and Jamie thought that this was the result of upward water currents. Jamie then built a larger bubbler to place inside a 10,000-gallon tank (previously used in the whirlpool myths). Adam donned a wetsuit and carried enough weights to leave only his head above the surface. When the bubbler was turned on, the upwelling pushed him to one side, where he sank in a downward current. In order to eliminate these wall effects, Adam and Jamie built a 4-by-16-foot bubbler to place at the bottom of a swimming pool. After they added weights to keep the rig from floating up, Adam tried to swim across the pool and back through the bubbles. The trip proved difficult at 25% power and impossible at 100%. Adam and Jamie classified the myth as plausible, but for a different reason from the one expected — water currents holding the swimmer at the surface, rather than a loss of buoyancy due to the air bubbles.
The album cover for Fall Out Boy's debut album Take This To Your Grave, styled after a 50s jazz album, blue tint and all. The band members are sitting on a broken couch in front of a brick wall on a hardwood floor, looking like a group of charming young men.
Article from The Guardian "Google Calendar Removes Black History Month, Pride and Other Cultural Events" "Company says listed holidays were not 'sustainable' for its model in latest move to roll back diversity efforts"
"Google Maps Will Rename Gulf of Mexico As Gulf of America in US" "Google has confirmed it will rename the Gulf of Mexico as the Gulf of America on Google Maps in the US, after an executiv..."
a man lounges on a bed, shirtless and jeans unbuttoned, pulled down slightly to reveal pubic hair and hips
A nude man lays on a bed, half covered by a blanket, lit by the sun
Decidueye! He cool. I like him a lot.
A picture of a man (named Oz) with a big smile on his face, slightly messy brown hair, glasses, mustache and slight goatee (and stubble), red and grey sweater, and a necklace with an Australian possum on it
The same older Oz as before, but now with his boyfriend Cheshire beside him, a man with a sharp grin, chin scruff, round glasses, an earring, pink hair, white hat, striped shirt, and a book. Behind them is a rainy beach, and Oz holds an umbrella to protect both of them from the rain
A picrew, depicting two versions of the creator, Oz. On the right, a younger Oz, short brown spiky hair, eyes wide with excitement, a big happy smile on his face, hearts above his head, and a blush on his cheeks. His hand is raised slightly. On the left, an older Oz with a slightly more devious look in his eyes, a toothier smile, a pair of glasses, a longer mop of hair, and a suit rather than the t-shirt. Behind them, white powerlines over a purple background.
The protagonist of Bullet Witch, a woman in a gothic dress with long black hair and a gun, stands in front of the moon
A picture of a 26 year old man wearing glasses looking into the distance behind the camera
An image advertising the Hitman franchise being on sale. On the right is Agent 47, a bald man in a suit with a silenced pistol, and on the left are two men I don't recognize who are probably from Hitman III/World Of Assassination or whatever it's called.
the aforementioned main villain of The Purge, known as either Lead Purger or Polite Leader. he's a white guy with a well-groomed chin-length haircut and a creepy goddamn smile staring right into your soul.
To Female Player: "Fair warning, (Player's name)! Angelo doesn't have eyes for anyone but me!" Angelo's response: "I don't mean to force myself on you, (Player's name), but if we could just spend some time together, perhaps Birdo will get the message..."
"What a gorgeous beach! Time to break out my bikini and soak up the sun!"
Bea Santello (a crocodilian woman wearing a dress with an ankh on it) and Mae Borowski (a cat woman with red dyed "hair" and an orange/rust raglan shirt) from Night In The Woods. Mae is comically scrunched into a crouch with her arms raised and saying "MAE WANTS" "PLAY" in two separate speech bubbles while Bea, sporting a mildly annoyed expression, is saying "SHUT UP U SMOL".
A Yamaha TRBJP2 John Patitucci Signature Bass, a six-string electric bass guitar, in red
A ticked option bubble with "I'm in this photo and I don't like it"
"Wes Craven came from the smut and porn industry. It shows in Elm Street. Made me feel ambivalent about the film."
A screenshot of the fighting game JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All Star Battle R. Foo Fighters, a feminine figure in green overalls, Ermes Costello, a woman with... I want to say dreads, am unsure, and Jolyne Cujoh, a woman in a tank top who usually has green/yellow hair but has red and black hair here are fighting in a train station.
The poster for Ju-On: The Grudge, featuring a young Japanese boy with an extremely pale face and black, almost hollow-looking eyes.
"Review by Matt 2 Stars out of a possible 5"
A screencap from the 2011 Australian found footage horror film The Tunnel. A man in a blue shirt wearing headphones monitors audio equipment while a woman stands across the room at a large bell. They are standing in a dilapidated room.
Two BlueSky lists, one from @mintpossum.bsky.social that's called Opossum Gang with the description "North America's only marsupial. In (mostly) furry form. May contain lewd. Ask if you'd like out." the other is from @brandonhamber.bsky.social, it is called "Peeps Global" with the description "Good people from far and wide"
Foo Fighters, or F.F., from the franchise JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. A young feminine figure with white skin, green hair that kinda looks like a hat, blue eyes, and blue overalls. They're holding a disc in their mouth.
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"NoFilterGPT - Uncensored ChatGPT"
Joseph Joestar, from Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, a tall and muscular man wearing a yellow jacket, white tank top, what appear to be motorcycle chaps, red-and-brown gauntlet glove things, and a pair of rust-red goggles. He has a shock of brown hair and green eyes. He looks at the viewer with a cheeky smirk as he leans against a motorcycle, behind him a desert and sky.
The cover for the album Amplifier Worship by Japanese metal band Boris. The background is a stark white, and in the foreground is a green porcelain figure of a frog in a tutu with brown eyes, daintily lifting the edges of the tutu. The band's name and the album cover are in a small font to the lower right.