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BOOK COVER: We Need To Tax Billionaries by Gabriel Zucman
Scene from Young Frankenstein: Gene Hackman as a blind hermit at the door saying "I was going to make espresso."
White Panther coffee mug that says build stuff learn things live what you do.
Album cover: King Sunny Ade and the African Beats - Aura
Bijon Frisse and great Dane Henri and Beyonce
Chalk drawing of 67 on the road.
Screenshot of a preorder from Amazon of Zack Davisson's book Kaibyo: The Supernatural Cats of Japan
Sign that says: It has been 0 DAYS since platforming legal apologists for extrajudicial government POW torture.
Poster for the movie Rocky.
Parker the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Iron Chef French Hiroyuki Sakai holding a pear
Kieren Culkin yelling Fight from Scott Pilgrim vs the World
But for some reason people have largely managed to ignore the fact that all of these Crusades were absolute miserable flops that didn’t manage to do a whole lot more than get a bunch of random people killed.
Talking Heads, playing Making Flippy Floppy
Me: @grok translate this into English. Grok: The quoted text is already in English. If you meant something else, could you clarify? Me: Dude, you make a horrible straight bot. Grok: Fair point—I'm built for accuracy, not stand-up. If that was a test of my sarcasm detector, consider it upgraded. What's the real request?
Wallace Wells (Kieran Culkin) screaming FIGHT! from Scott Pilgrim vs The World.
Snoopy as WWI frying ace riding his doghouse.
No, technically, bugs are not considered "meat". Meat typically refers to the flesh of mammals, birds, fish, or other animals. Insects, while edible and nutritious, are classified as arthropods, a different animal group. Here's a more detailed explanation: Definition of Meat: Meat is generally defined as the edible flesh of animals, specifically mammals, birds, fish, and shellfish. Insects as a Food Source: While insects are a common food source in many cultures and are a good source of protein, vitamins, and minerals, they are not categorized as "meat" in the same way as traditional animal products
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel looking judgmental
“Economics nowadays is a subject in which students never really quite understand what they are being taught, because the people teaching them, who are of course former economics students, never quite understood it themselves. Occasionally, experiencing a rare moment of lucidity, a student will be simultaneously intelligent enough to realize their own lack of understanding, and brave enough to ask a professor about it. This will incite a brief twinge of psychological torment in the professor, who will have spent many years trying to suppress his own knowledge that he does not really understand his subject, and will also remind him of the bitter fact that his father has never been proud of him. In order to shut these escaped feelings back up in their safely locked vault of repression, the professor will either shame or bore his interlocutor into submission (which is what intellectually insecure people usually do when questioned). By this process, economists learn to never ask the stupid questions, which are, of course, almost always the most important questions to ask.” Excerpt From The Trading Game: A Confession Gary Stevenson
Scene from the movie Swortdfish where a computer hacker works with a ridiculous monitor setup.
Raging Anal poster staring Robert De Niro
Picture of Fort Point under the Golden Gate Bridge in SF.
Wallace Wells from Scott Pilgrim vs the World screaming FIGHT!
Unleash hell!
Auld Lang Syne Should old acquaintance be forgot, and never brought to mind? Should old acquaintance be forgot, and auld lang syne? Chorus For auld lang syne, my dear, for auld lang syne, we'll take a cup of kindness yet, for auld lang syne. And surely you'll buy your pint cup! and surely I'll buy mine! And we'll take a cup o' kindness yet, for auld lang syne. Chorus We two have run about the hills, and picked the daisies fine; But we've wandered many a weary foot, since auld lang syne. Chorus We two have paddled in the stream, from morning sun till dine; But seas between us broad have roared since auld lang syne. Chorus And there's a hand my trusty friend! And give me a hand o' thine! And we'll take a right good-will draught, for auld lang syne. Chorus -- Robert Burns
Comic book cover: Daredevil The Man Without Fear Bullseye: "Yeah, Hornhead -- I killed that creep. Jut like I'm gonna kill YOU!---" Daredevil standing over a body thinking: "He's got the drop on me -- and there's no way I can save myself"
Pogo Possum comic by Walt Kelly Pogo on a sled and an alligator smoking a cigar a skis looking up for snow.
Comic book cover: Zippy Annual #1 2001 A man walking buy a giant Zippy the Pinhead with his arms bent at right angles, a Doggie Diner head, a giant walking goose, and a giant cowboy holding a muffler. In the sky is the outline of Zippy smiling.
Comic book cover: Luba #5
Comic book cover: Further Adventures of those Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers. Three hippies and a cat are walking beside a highway that's in a traffic jam.
Comic cover - From off the streets of Cleveland comes: America Splendor. In this issue: Stories about SICKNESS and OLD PEOPLE. In the hall of a hospital. A doctor says to Harvey, "I'm wracking my prain tryink to find chokes zat you can poot in your book, but you don't like any of zem!" Harvey says, "Nah, nah, some of 'em are good! Just because I don't laugh out loud don' mean I don't like 'em."
Cover: Flaming Carrot Comics #20 Two girls sitting on a porch complain about a man sitting on the steps wearing a giant flaming carrot mask smoking a cigar.
Graffiti: Who watches the Watchmen?
Comic cover: The Uncanny X-Men. Child of Light and Darkness! The final phase of The Phoenix! Cyclops holding the limp body of The Phoenix as everyone looks on in despair. Text: Don't miss the special issue containing more shocks and surprises than ever before!
Comic book cover: Judge Dread #18. People falling out of a skyscraper shooting each other as Judge Dredd looks from a window, saying, "Looks like block mania's getting out of hand!"
Comic book cover Mystic Funnies #1 A tall haggled man looks down at a short man with a very long beard. He says, "Whataya mean, there're signs and omens everywhere, Mr. Natural?! I don't get it!" Mister Natural replies, "Oh well, skip it, Flakey Foont..." At the bottom corner it says, "Every line a supreme act of will by R. Crumb."
Comic cover Wonder Woman #212 Superman reaches out to Wonder Woman, saying, "Please, Wonder Woman! you MUST come back! The Justice League needs you!" Looking away in dispair, Wonder Woman says, "No, Superman! I can't!"
Comic cover: Reid Flemming World's Toughest Milkman Reid has his fists up, saying, "Wanna make something of it?" directed towards a man in a suit surrounded by a crowd of milkmen.
Scott Pilgrim vs. the Universe Vol. 5 by Bryan Lee Challey. Cover is of Ramona
Cover Mister X comic #5 A bald man wearing round black sunglasses is opening a door. Behind it a hand wearing pearls is holding a long stiletto.
Cover: BATMAN Dark Night Triumphant by Frank Miller with Klaus Johnson and Lynn Varley - Book Two DC Comics. An old Batman looking very beaten up, but not broken.
Steps to reproduce On Ubuntu/Pop OS, use any JetBrains IDE for a considerable length of time with many different projects. Attempt to click on File > Recent Projects > attempt to click on [top project on list which is on top of the OS top navbar] If there are more projects listed vertically than can fit in the screen, the top one is unclickable. Expected result (correct result): Can select the project to work on it. Actual result (faulty result): top project is unclickable. Environment OS version: Pop!_OS 22.04 LTS IDE version (you can check via About dialog in the Help or App menu): IntelliJ IDEA 2024.3.1 (Ultimate Edition) Build #IU-243.22562.145, built on December 8, 2024 Additional information Logs (you can collect logs via Help | Collect Logs and Diagnostic Data), screenshots, reproducing samples (code
Screenshot of the iPhone Audible app for the details page of the book Oathbreakers by Matthew Gabrielle and David M. Perry. Henri Bergson’s Time and Free Will is playing.
Portion of autograph of the first movement of Butehude's Membra Jesu Nostri. I Ad pedes (To the feet)
American Flagg! #30 comic cover: RAUL for MAYOR Campaign poster of a cat's face with offensive graffiti written on it.
Snoopy typing "It was a dark and stormy night." Linus: Your new novel has a very exciting beginning. Snoopy: Thank you. Linus: Good luck with the second sentence! Snoopy: Rolls Eyes
Superman vs. Muhammad Ali DC comic cover
Donal Duck comic in German, with Scrooge McDuck decorating a Christmas tree with most of its branches barren.
Love and Rockets #26 Comic Book Cover. Girl with her finger up her nose making a face as a guy sits at a deck behind her looking frustrated.
Public Enemy - Fear of a Black Planet
Arriving tomorrow by 10 PM Shipped Herald of a Restless World: How Henri Bergson Brought Philosophy to the People
Cover of the book American Aurora by Richard N. Rosen. 200 years ago a Philadelphia newspaper claimed George Washington wasn’t the “father of his country.” It claimed John Adams really wanted to be king. It’s editors were arrested by the federal government. One editor died awaiting trial. The story of this newspaper is the story of America.
Hell is real. Presidents are temporary. Wu Tang is Forever.
Ignatz Mouse from George Herriman's Krazy Kat comics throwing a brick.
Screen shot of search results for trump showing no results.
Pole covered in stickers, many of them about skateboarding.
Sorry!! We are CLOSED PLEASE COME BACK TOMORROW sign with a crying adorable droopy dog.
Purchase two more mansions if you are being blackmailed.