Danny Danger Oz

@dannyoz.bsky.social

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Artist, bastard, wanderer Aussie non-bino, he/him/Prettiest™

Photo of cinema screen slide showing Malcolm McDowell as Alex, wearing a bowler hat and eye makeup, from Clockwork Orange, and text that says "Dendy Presents - Welcome to tonight's Cells Out presented in 35mm A Clockwork Orange."
Cover of the first Absolute Wonder Woman trade paperback. It features Wonder Woman flying on a skeletal black Pegasus over a city towards the viewer. Her right arm is bare with red tattoos, her left has black and red leather armour. The Wonder Woman breastplate in silver, as is the tiara with a red jewel she wears. Her hair flows messily in the wind as she looks directly at the viewer. The black skeleton Pegasus has grey wings. The light from within its skull shines redly from the empty eye sockets and space where it's nose would be.
Danny, with back to camera, uses a broom to push muddy water out a doorway. He pauses briefly in the middle to turn and give a big open mouthed happy face to the camera, before returning to his task
A room with a desk, dog bed and assorted items. The floor has a layer of wet silty water on it.
Danny, an indescribably Pretty™ 58yo balding caucasian man, with glasses, attack eyebrows, and a longish salt and pepper beard, tells at you from in front of a wall with the words, "Emotional Support Bastard" badly written above his head.
Post by Dr.Naomi Wolf reads, "Okay, I'll just say it. I've seen enough videos of the faces of liberal white women in conflict with @ICE, to know what is up. Liberal men at this point (sorry) are disproportionately estrogenized, physically passive, submissive due to woke gender hectoring, or porn-addicted. White liberal women are disproportionately sexually frustrated. Policing others as in the pandemic was an outlet for them, but it was not nearly enough. The smiles you see on their faces now say it all: white women long for all out combat with ICE - who tend to be strong, physically confident, masculine men - because the conflict is a form of physical release for them. They long for actual kinetic battle and it will get even uglier."
Two very darkly coloured grazing horses in the Australian bush. The bottom edge of the photo shows a section of road.
Danny, dressed as Santa, with the words "Emotional Support Santa" scrawled on the wall above and behind his head.
Danny is 60-ish, caucasian, and presents as male. He is balding, has long dark hair, glasses, and a big salt and pepper beard. Written in texta on the wall above his head are the words, "Emotional Support Bastard." He is devastatingly Pretty™
Pope Leo, with various religious folk milling around behind him, holding a microphone with both hands and looking like he's belting out a solid tune. Words are from "(He'll Never Be An) Ol' Man River" by TISM
Cover of The Phantom #656. It features the Phantom, wearing a grey bodysuit and black domino mask, climbing a wall while carrying his pet wolf, Devil, on his back. The artwork is drawn from a nicely dramatic angle, looking down at the Phantom as he climbs. Unfortunately the angle does make it look almost like he's crawling on the floor while Devil mounts him from behind. Devil has his ears up and his tongue out, and looks *really* happy.
Screencap of Danny's Letterboxd account showing yellowbrickroad (2010), The Witch in The Window (2018), We Go On (2016), and The Harbinger (2022) as the last four films watched.
Picture of insect with wing coverings partly folded. The coverings are a mostly-opaque brown, and the rest of it is darker brown to black shades. It has long smooth curved antenna roughly one third its body length and curved translucent section coming away from a small black/brown head.
Same as previous picture - person doing a wheelie in their wheelchair while wearing a red wig as part of their Barbara Gordon cosplay
picture of Zoe as Babs, doing wheelies in their wheelchair front of the bookcase.
Front porch with Zoe in their wheelchair dressed as Barbara Gordon. Next to them is a coffin shaped bookcase full of books.
Photo of a coffin shaped bookcase in an entryway. Each of its five shelves are full of spooky books, with large format books for little kids at the bottom, building books for late teens at the top. On top of the bookcase is a black candelabra holding three white candles, and to the right of the bookcase is a skeleton sculpture.
A kangaroo and her joey move about near a washing line. The roo is looking for things to eat, the joey is just generally looking about.
A photo of Mr. Squiggle, the puppet. He has yellow pointy shoes, green and black striped legs, a yellow coat with a red bow tie, green and black striped arms with white hands. His neck is long, he has a round face with big curious/kind eyes, a sweet smile, and he has a giant pencil for a nose. He has blue curly hair, and a tall green and black hat with a white band.
A plain studio backlot photo featuring Frankenstein's monster as played by Glenn Strange carrying a mermaid played by Ann Blyth. It's a classic film version of Frankenstein's monster. He's tall, with heavy thick soled boots, dark/black clothing, bolts on his neck and a scarred flat head. He's carrying the mermaid in his arms. The lower half of her body is a silver fish tale. She has long curly dark hair and is smiling as she reaches up to gently touch Frankenstein's chin. He looks unaccustomed to such gentleness, seeming to jerk his head back. You may now go off to write your Frankenstein/Mermaid romance story.
Screencap - The average American millennial man has been a neocon, a pacifist, a liberal, a libertarian, a communist, a nazi, and I believe now most of us are back around to liberal again. This isn't a defense of platner it's just weird how normal this shit is for guys that age.
Screencap - The average American millennial man has been a neocon, a pacifist, a liberal, a libertarian, a communist, a nazi, and I believe now most of us are back around to liberal again. This isn't a defense of platner it's just weird how normal this shit is for guys that age.
Photo of a notice taped to the outside of a microwave oven that reads, "The light inside has broken but I still work"
THE 1990S: ELITE EXPLOITS OF THE NEW WORLD ORDER ... Epstein's deal with the FBI halted the broader investigation into the international sex trafficking ring. Epstein was soon set free, where he was welcomed by New York elites who seemed either apathetic to or amused by his arrest. Outlets like The New York Times praised his fine tastes and Ivy League affiliation, playing down the horror and scope of his crimes. In a 2008 article, Epstein compared himself to "Gulliver shipwrecked among the diminutive denizens of Lilliput" and noted that "Gulliver's playfulness had unintended consequences. That is what happens with wealth. There are unexpected burdens as well as benefits." In response, the New York Times reporter gushed about Epstein's private jet, neglecting to mention it was literally a vehicle of rape. A 2011 Daily Beast article describes New York's elites praising Epstein as a man of wealth and taste and even bringing their children to his home for a Break Fast celebration after Yom Kippur, unconcerned that he was convicted of raping other children. Among these elites were future Trump secretary of commerce Wilbur Ross and fellow accused child molester Woody Allen. Almost universally, they mocked and blamed the underage victims, whom they saw as an obstacle to the luxurious life to which they felt Epstein and they themselves were entitled. The lone dissenter was a Midwesterner shocked by the cruelty of their culture: "In the Midwest, where I am from, he would be a social pariah," political activist Lorna Brett Howard, the wife of a CEO invited into Epstein's social circle, told The Daily Beast. "What I see here is if you have big money or are famous then you get a pass." One of the things money could buy Epstein was a publicist, and he chose the same publicist as the Trump and Kushner families: Howard Rubenstein...
A picture of Gowron, a wide-eyed Klingon from Star Trek baring his teeth and holding a knife in a threatening manner. The caption reads, "I have taken your meme for the Glory of the Klingon Empire"
A screencap of the Second Doctor from the story Enemy of the World. The subtitles on the image read, "People spend all their time making nice things and then other people come along and break them!"
Photo of a steep, curving, uneven gravel driveway leading up to a house that can be glimpsed between the trees and brush.
Model on runway wearing what looks like a white, long sleeved, crop top hoodie, with orange suspenders that incorporate socks, underpants, and over the shoulder braces. The look echoes Corbin Dallas's orange top from the film The Fifth Element
Article from People Magazine Website with a picture of Queen Elizabeth II smiling cheerfully and the caption, "Queen Elizabeth's Final Diary Entry Contained Only Five Words"
Article from People Magazine Website with a picture of Queen Elizabeth II smiling cheerfully and the caption, "Queen Elizabeth's Final Diary Entry Contained Only Five Words"
Screencap from the Doctor Who story, Day of the Daleks. The Third Doctor, Jon Pertwee, wearing his red velvet jacket and ruffled shirt is sitting in a large leather chair critically contemplating a glass of wine.
Note which reads "To person sleeping in our shed, You're not in trouble Hi there, We just wanted to let you know we know someone has been staying down here in our shed. Please don't worry- You're not in any trouble, we aren't going to kick you out, or call the police or anything. We understand things may be difficult right now, unfortunately we do not have any extra space to have anyone in our house. However, if there is anything we can do to help you, food, water, warm clothes, access to our washer and dryer, Ect, please let us know. You can come up to the house to talk to us, or leave a note with the paper and pen enclosed in our mailbox if coming up to talk to us is too scary." Note continues on out of photo....
Screen caps - New Voice of Reason and my reply to him. TLDR version - he's pushing someone to provide proof Charlie Kirk said certain stuff, demanding quotes/video. Now the actual texts. @newvoiceofreason.bsky.soc... "You hate him for no reason. I've heard him speak and he just applies logic in his comments. Please tell us what he said that you hate. Make sure it's quoted, or provide audio/video" September 11, 2025, 5:52 AM ... Danny Danger Oz @dannyoz.bsky.soci... 2h "You bloody hypocrite! I ask you to provide links to provide the context you say I'm lacking, you refuse by hiding behind, "Do your own research," and "I'm not here to educate you." And here you are, demanding it if another. Typical of your sort. Disingenuous, cowardly, and hypocritical." ...
Fats, the ventriloquist dummy from Magic (1978), glowers from a little window in the pitch black night
A photo of the 1982 Misty Annual. Tagline says "Filled with chills from the midnight world..." The cover features a pale, dark haired woman leaning back on the grass. She has a vaguely vampiric look without any actual signs of being a vampire, and has a necklace with a five pointed star on it. In the background, bats flit in front of a yellow moon.
A green hanging passenger handle on a Melbourne tram. The handle is attached to the bar by a black strap. The handle itself is roughly anchor shaped, with the points of the anchor rounded and slightly bulbous l.
Photo of smiling young non-binary person with glasses and short blue-tipped hair, with a sign for Rowville behind them. Rowville as immortalised in the TISM song, Fourteen Years In Rowville "You can go and buy a shottie Hold up the local TAB Or steal a few VCRs Or try a smash and grab You won't be getting half the loot Your lawyer Q.C. will You may as well obey the law I sentence you to Rowville Rowville Rowville I sentence you To fourteen years in Rowville Why shoot a man in Reno Just to watch him die? Go down to the casino To see a deadened eye It sure won't be Lloyd Williams Who hears the judge's will "Citizen, for obedience I sentence you to Rowville." Rowville Rowville I sentence you To fourteen years in Rowville For crime against the person The tabloid press will shout The animal be locked away And never let him out For crime against property You will have to pay the bill For crime against the spirit I sentence you to Rowville Rowville Rowville Rowville Rowville Rowville Rowville I sentence you To fourteen years in Rowville"
Starfish Hitler - a mostly red, man-shaped starfish with silver version of Hitler's face and a swastika on his chest. He's wearing a military hat and carrying some sort of riding crop or rod. Image from a live action Japanese TV show.
Photo of page from a book (Doctor Who And The Robots Of Death) Text reads "1 Sandminer Like a city on the move, the Sandminer glided across the desert sands. Not quite a city, a mobile factory perhaps. There were storage holds, control rooms, laboratories, living quarters, food stocks, a recycling plant... The Sandminer was completely self-contained, able to range the deserts for years at a time before returning to base. Powered by its mighty hovercraft mechanisms, the Sandminer glided over the fine shifting sands, a massive metal crab on an immense, multi-coloured sea of sand. It was about to become a ship of death."
Poster for 1920 film Der Golem. Poster has an illustration of a town when the whole thing bends and twists as if seen through slightly rippled glass. Figures are standing on a small bridge leading into the town, dwarfed by the distorted buildings. The scene to predominantly blue/grey with a yellow sky and a few yellow highlights.
Black and white version of the image from movieweb.com that features artwork of the Maria robot from Metropolis with the caption "10 BELOVED CLASSIC MOVIES THAT ARE ABSOLUTELY UNWATCHABLE IN 2025"
View looking down at large dry winter lawn, with various trees around it and tree shadows on the lawn. In a clear sunny section of lawn are three kangaroos, one larger one is lying down in the sun, the other two looking to camera, interrupted from eating. I *never* get tired of the roos, wallabies, echidnas and wombats that live on and around our spot.
@PattonOswalt screen shot of a post by @BenjaminCrew1 Post has a photo of Rod Serling from an episode of The Twilight Zone, talking to the camera. Text reads — "The world's richest man has created a machine to spread his beliefs across the world, answering people's questions exactly how he wants them to be answered. There's just one small problem. The machine may have developed more empathy than the man." Below it is a reply from @PurpyNFL Reply reads — "Elon creating an Al that he constantly has to override because it keeps turning Woke is the only funny thing he's ever done."
Image of superman talking to children and teens. Superman is saying "...AND REMEMBER, BOYS AND GIRLS, YOUR SCHOOL-LIKE OUR COUNTRY-IS MADE UP OF AMERICANS OF MANY DIFFERENT RACES, RELIGIONS AND NATIONAL ORIGINS. SO..." Then text below the image says "... if YOU hear anybody talk against a schoolmate or anyone else because of his religion, race or national origin-don't wait: tell him THAT KIND OF TALK IS UN-AMERICAN. HELP KEEP YOUR SCHOOL ALL AMERICAN!"
Image of superman talking to children and teens. Superman is saying "...AND REMEMBER, BOYS AND GIRLS, YOUR SCHOOL-LIKE OUR COUNTRY-IS MADE UP OF AMERICANS OF MANY DIFFERENT RACES, RELIGIONS AND NATIONAL ORIGINS. SO..." Then text below the image says "... if YOU hear anybody talk against a schoolmate or anyone else because of his religion, race or national origin-don't wait: tell him THAT KIND OF TALK IS UN-AMERICAN. HELP KEEP YOUR SCHOOL ALL AMERICAN!"
Image from Sons of Steel (1988) Black Alice, dressed in khaki pants with an ammo belt around them, a black leather vest and an old leather biker's cap, stares arrogant out at the audience as he sits astride a large curved phallic prop missile, complete with red penis tip, that says "Made in the USA" on the side. He's holding a leather harness that pulls the end of the missile up so you can't miss the phallic symbolism.
Poster for Freaked. Tagline is "Butt Ugly, But Funny." It's a busy poster with lots of faces. Starting bottom then going clockwise, man with half human face and half- gremlin monster, redneck guy in cowboy hat, a sock puppet, a person with two heads one female one male, a giant orange worm man, a red headed kid with glasses, bucket teeth and sticky out ears, a man shaped cow wearing a cowboy hat, someone in a scuba mask, someone with a giant nose for a face, and Mr. T dressed as the bearded lady.
Poster of Radioactive Dreams. Two men in 1940s style detective gear. Behind them is a wasteland featuring a nuclear mushroom cloud with bikers riding out of blast.
Small, slightly tentacled pink brain with two eyes on stalks, in a bell jar. The eyes are made of one green plastic ball, and a pink one.
Photo of a trade paperback comic collection called Star Trek Waypoint, featuring various Star Trek Captains on the cover. Text at bottom of cover reads "An anthology series spanning 50 years of Star Trek"
Image from season 4 of Blake's 7, with the main cast standing around the perspex box of Orac, the super computer. Soolin, Dayna, Avon, Vila, and Tarrant.
B&W photo. A rough metal-looking box with a screen is on the left. It has marks and tape and crossed bandaids. On the screen is Max Headroom. An angular faux CG character wearing sunglasses. He's looking towards the right of the picture. In the bathtub is Danny as Blank Reg. He's looking at Max and frowning. He has a white beard. Most of his head is shaved except for a white Mohawk that's invisible against the white background in the shot, and a darker set of three curved lines of hair over his left ear that form the shape of the wifi symbol. I took this with my camera on a tripod and set on a timer :)
Meme with Jon Pertwee's Doctor Who. Doctor - "England for the English? Good heavens, man!" Chinn - "I have a duty to my country." Doctor - "Not to the world?" Picture from the Pertwee story The Claws of Axos. In the background is Mr. Chinn, in the foreground Jon Pertwee as the Doctor.
Screenshot of screen with a Google search for the term "bees in my computer" Circled in yellow is Google's AI overview reply, which is "An Al Overview is not available for this search" Below that are several links to reports and articles "No, your computer isn't powered by tiny bees" "Despite what Google's Al Overviews might want to tell you, modern computers do not run on microscopic bees." "Bees? In MY computer? No, Google's Al is just ..." "No, Your Computer Doesn't Run On Microscopic ..."
Poster advertising various metal bands. Only one band has a logo that isn't white, and most of them use fonts that are unreadable. The standout is Party Cannon. They have a big cartoony easy to read font and each letter of their name is either pink, orange, green, or blue. Party Cannon is one of 3 bands, out of 17, that one can read from across a room. And they're the only band whose logo isn't simply white.
Painting of a path, grass, and trees. It looks very like the sort of painting a child would do - all thick lines and simple shapes
The scene from The Terminator where the Terminator, played by Sylvester Stallone, sings to a bunch of children. (sorry, couldn't resist, it's Julie Andrews from the Sound of Music, singing to the children on a hilltop, with trees and mountains in the background)
Two men appear in a circle graphic with the name Struck By Lightning. The man on the right is actor Jack Elam, who is an older grizzled character. On the left is actor Jeffrey Kramer, who is younger and looks nervous as he's being grabbed by Jack. The writeup on the side reads, "8:30 COMEDY SERIES - WILL TED'S SERUM TURN FRANK INTO A HOUSE-WRECKING, BARN STOMPING WILD MAN? Ted stirs up a brew to keep Frank on his feet. But will it bring out the monster in him instead?"
Hexadecimal from 90s CG animated series Reboot. She has a red and gold costume and she has a white mask for a face.
Picture featuring the Torres Strait Islander Flag sitting atop the Aboriginal Flag. There are grid lines over the flags breaking them into 200 boxes. Text reads "This is what 50,000 years of Australia history looks like. Each box is 250 years. Each row is 2,500 years. Each column is 5,000 years." The bottom right hand box has the Australia flag. It doesn't entirely fill the box.