cnel.falk

@coronelfalk.bsky.social

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he/him • 20 • 🇦🇷 • spa/eng • CD/cassette tape collector, sometimes • https://coronelfalk.carrd.co/

A fake comment from a non-existent person named "Elizabeth Evans" from a "free music" site that distributes viruses. She says "Hooray, I'm already desperate to find Bob Drake Things From Bob Drakes Audio Archives on the internet. Great, here it is. And totally free."
"Baby" by Justin Bieber being played on an Android music player called Symfonium, but he sings "penis" instead of "baby"
Cutscene from Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream showing three Miis: Rocky Rickaby from Lackadaisy, Zorori from Kaiketsu Zorori (both engaged) and their child Valley (which borrowed all of Rocky's face paint, making it seem like she's a clone). Later on, Rocky is seen waving a custom food shaped after a beer mug in front of Valley, prompting her to say her first word: "Birra" (slang for beer in Argentina).
Photo taken of some Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream gameplay. A Mii based on 2-D from Gorillaz is saying "La franquicia de Warhammer me hace pensar en el desarrollo de la cura para HIV por alguna razón." (Or in English, "The Warhammer franchise makes me think of the development of a cure for HIV for some reason.")
Screenshot taken from the game Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, showing a summary of a Mii based on the 1997 PC platformer protagonist, Moon Child.
Screenshot taken in Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream. Left Mii is Russel Hobbs and right Mii is 2-D, both from Gorillaz.
Screenshot taken from Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream (2026)
A thirty-second clip captured on a Nintendo Switch of the game Squeakross Home Squeak Home showcasing the multiple interactions between the rat protagonist and its furniture.
Photo of an used Phillips AQ 6563 stereo radio cassette player laying on top of a Foston FS-838 DVD/CD player. Three connected RCA cables can be seen above.
Screenshot taken of "Queer Duck: The Movie" being played on Azahar, the 3DS emulator.
Screenshot taken from the 3DS theme design program "Kame Editor", showing a preview of a theme based on the show "Queer Duck" (2000-2004) along with some really questionable color pallete from the OP.
Screenshot from the Steam version of "Worms Ultimate Mayhem". Currently playing the tutorial.
A post from the official "Car Seat Headrest" Instagram account, with the cover art of the single "CCF (I'm Gonna Stay With You)" showing. The usernames "ahkatz5" and "matadorrecords" at the center of the image overlap each other in a way that they spell out "matahkatz5ords".
Unrevealing (2025, digital artwork)
Crooked (2025, digital artwork)
Jammed (2025, digital artwork)
Clutching (2025, digital artwork)
fiddling (2025)
A picture taken by a cellphone of the bottom screen of a 3DS running Twilight Menu++, showing the icon for the game "Another Code: Two Memories" along with other DS games.
A screenshot from the 2024 side-scroller game, "Dog Man: Mission Impawsible", directly taken from a Nintendo Switch. On the top right corner, it's shown that all collectibles were found.
A meme posted on Twitter of Daniel Hentschel's unwise visit at a beach, but with Captain Underpants' features (cape and eyebrows) drawn over him, along with the quote: "At the beach - Where the villains at? Captain Underpants want some TRA-LA-LAAAA !"
A cassette copy of the album "Dusk", by The The. Atrocious lighting.
An English hard-cover copy of Dav Pilkey's "Dog Man Unleashed" laid on a wooden desk; again, zero care for that lighting.
Two compact disks displayed on a wooden desk: Jeff Buckley's "Grace" on the left, and Portishead's homonym release. Also it has really bad lighting.
Askewly taken photo of "Revés / Yosoy", by Café Tacvba, on CD format. (digipak)
Whiskybrow himself.
A screenshot taken from the tag editor program "mp3tag", which shows an album cover made in Paint.NET on the left, composed of various photos of members from the band Phuyu y la Fantasma, and its details (resolution, size, image type) on the right.
A lyrics booklet corresponding to the digipak version of "Songs of a Lost World", by The Cure, on its side, showing off how chunky it is.
A photo of The Cure's "Songs of a Lost World" on digipak format placed beside a CD player.
Every key element of a 6.5/10 YTP(H).
A man whose lips have extended forwards (NEK)