Blueskydino

@bluesydino.bsky.social

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One day I may be back. I dunno.

A promotional image of the video game Sifu, featuring the title at the top superimposed onto the Chinese characters "师父", and the male version of the game's protagonist facing the viewer while wielding a staff.
A screenshot from the video game Red Dead Redemption 2. It shows the game's protagonist, Arthur Morgan, from the chest up, wearing a typical cowboy outfit. He sports a thick beard and a neutral thoughtful look, staring to the distance. In the background is some cliffs and pine trees in the distance.
Edited panel from the graphic novel The Dark Knight Returns. The original panel shows Batman breaking apart a gun, saying "This is the tool of the enemy. We do not need it. We will not use it." In this post, the gun has been edited to be cow tools taken from an infamous The Far Side Gallery comic. Batman's dialogue has been edited to "This is the TOOL of the COW. We do not UNDERSTAND it. We will not use it." In the edited picture there is also a faint watermark showing "@cowtoolsdaily.bsky"
An image macro with a picture of Snoopy the dog from the comic Peanuts pushing a supermarket trolley containing a single item that looks like an orange fruit. Above this picture is the caption: "Stop shaming the POOR for buying things that may not be necessary, and start shaming the RICH for profiteering off things that are essential."
Screenshot from the first Star Wars film. Obi-Wan Kenobi says, "Well, of course I know him. He's me".
A snippet from the TV show The Good Place. The character Chidi is saying to Eleanor: "Okay. But that's worse. You do get how that's worse, right?"
A collage to compare the Twitter profile pictures of global corporations in June. Five companies are listed: Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Cisco, Lenovo, and Bethesda. There are two columns, the left one shows the main or global corporation Twitter accounts with their company logos decked out in LGBT+ pride colours. The right column shows the same corporations' Twitter accounts that are based in the Middle East. None of their logos are decked out in Pride colours, instead they remain the same logo design as per default.
The final panel of a Beetlemoses comic cropped out from the rest of the comic. It depicts a man in a yellow or orange beanie standing with other audience members who are excitedly watching a band of orangutans called Big Binky and the Banana Boys (present in the previous comic panel but not shown in this picture). The man in the beanie has an expression of amazement at what he is seeing, depicted by the twinkling of his eyes and his mouth agape in awe.
A meme featuring a shopkeeper character from the May 12, 1953 comic strip of Nancy In the first panel of the meme, on the left, it contains the text "At first I was like". On the right of the panel, it shows a screenshot of the shopkeeper having a neutral, blank face. On the second panel of the meme, the text now reads "Then I was like", and is accompanied by a different screenshot of the shopkeeper's face, this time displaying a rather exaggerated expression of derangement with a wicked smile.
An image macro meme featuring former White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card informing former U.S. President George W. Bush about the September 11th attacks while he was in the middle of reading books to kindergarten children. In this meme, the top text reads "SIR, THERE'S A SECOND SIGNAL CHAT", followed by a bottom text that reads "LEAKING OUT CLASSIFIED INFO FROM HEGSETH"
Wordle puzzle possible answers: Naughty, Canary, Coal, Mine
A poorly edited version of the previous picture, in which now there are bandages not just on the traditional White family's ears (a symbol of cultic support for Donald Trump after the assassination attempt on him) bit also over their eyes, symbolizing them blocking their own eyes from seeing the truth of what their beloved President is doing to their nation.
The 1st April 2025 puzzle board for Connections by New York Times. Four highlighted squares (somewhat like puzzle pieces for the game) contain the letters P, O, R, and N. The puzzle has been shuffled multiple times until the highlighted squares are ordered in a left-to-right manner that is relatively possible to read the word PORN. Porn is short for pornography, which are sexually explicit media that people use to elicit sexual arousal. Pornography is often visual in nature to cater to the visually-abled majority of humanity. If you blind folks have porn that utilises other bodily senses to elicit sexual arouses, that's honestly pretty cool.
The 1st April 2025 puzzle board for Connections by New York Times. Four highlighted squares (somewhat like puzzle pieces for the game) contain the letters P, O, R, and N. The puzzle has been shuffled multiple times until the highlighted squares are ordered in a left-to-right manner that is relatively possible to read the word PORN. Porn is short for pornography, which are sexually explicit media that people use to elicit sexual arousal. Pornography is often visual in nature to cater to the visually-abled majority of humanity. If you blind folks have porn that utilises other bodily senses to elicit sexual arouses, that's honestly pretty cool.
Nancy coming back in with her bullshit. Nancy, a comic strip character by Ernie Bushmiller, entering a doorway, nosily tooting a musical horn while bringing along her toys and her pets, which are a dog, a cat, and a parrot, all of them making noise together. On the side, a flabbergasted uncle Sputter looks on.