e. koster

@halflife.bsky.social

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ACK! NO! i mainly like games, insects, and ancient lit.

Leaked chat of a Claude user asking Claude how to become a nine-tailed fox. When the AI responds that this is impossible and one may try various fox-themed activities instead, the user insists. Claude relents and encourages the user like AIs most often do.
Sloppy Joes 0.5 cup onion, chopped 1 Tablespoon lemon juice 1 Tablespoon butter 1 Tablespoon brown sugar 2 lb ground beef 1.5 teaspoon worcestershire 7oz. ketchup 1.5 teaspoon salt 0.5 cup water 1 teaspoon vinegar 0.25 cup celery, chopped 0.25 teaspoon dry mustard
And, doubtless, my going on this whaling voyage, formed part of the grand programme of Providence that was drawn up a long time ago. It came in as a sort of brief interlude and solo between more extensive performances. I take it that this part of the bill must have run something like this: "Grand Contested Election for the Presidency of the United States. "WHALING VOYAGE BY ONE ISHMAEL" "BLOODY BATTLE IN AFFGHANISTAN." Though I cannot tell why it was exactly that those stage managers, the Fates, put me down for this shabby part of a whaling voyage, when others were set down for magnificent parts in high tragedies, and short and easy parts in genteel comedies, and jolly parts in farces…
british soldiers doing drag in wwii
A car hurtling towards a highway exit (implying towards Ovid)
cute orange cat on blanket looking sleepy
"This event is going to draw a big crowd," University of Maryland entomologist Michael Raupp told Axios. "But guess what? There are going to be even more bugs joining." Raupp said attendees can expect swarms of midges, mayflies emerging from the Potomac River, stoneflies, caddisflies, winged beetles, and "a whole cadre of night-flying moths." Washington's usual summer pests will also make an appearance, including mosquitoes, which Raupp noted are more attracted to sweaty spectators than bright lights, as well as black flies and even bats feeding on the abundance of insects
Shy orange cat works up the nerve to bite a black cat, who pointedly ignores it. Orange cat blinks and looks away in apparent shame.
Half-life scientist mii holding a green pepper in the surreal “keep / toss” dream
A dilute calico cat walking on a sidewalk on a harness
distant white tailed doe peeking at me from the top of the hill
I prompt my character: “Play Half-Life 3.” The AI DM responds: “You load up Half-Life 2: Episode Two and fire it up.”
“man” text from the pensive horse meme applied to the atlantic ghost crab looking off into the distance
leashed dilute calico cat on a stone wall
a dilute calico tabby in profile, squinting relaxed in lamplight
detail of the hideous logo. Most of the jet is behind the red line and only the wings are visible.
light orange kitten with brown eyes and a pink nose reclines in a cat bed by the window.
google shopping link for a Smart Home Mosquito Detector. “Smart AI detection. Smart vision technology pinpoints mosquitoes in real time, so you know exactly where they are. Instant alerts.”
mary bradford as the comment writer
reader’s pov of a book with a black cat peeking his face over the top. the book is Overground Railroad by candacy taylor
the completed puzzle (a picture of an aurora over a mountain)
working a jigsaw puzzle while a dog looks on
An orange cat in the foreground and a black cat sitting on the porch outside.
stock photo of a cozy golden retriever asleep on a shag blanket in front of a fireplace
black mesa OST by joel nielsen
Katniss, a dilute calico cat. Her head looks weirdly wedge-shaped here.
Katniss, my dilute calico cat. the orange-white-and-black coat superficially resembles the markings of a carpet beetle
Katniss is a dilute calico cat. Her whiskers look really bright in this lighting.
a younger and more innocent me with blue lipstick and gold scarf, cheering on nashville at a stanley cup finals game
A weevil that looks like a cross between Spy vs Spy and a pathetic sad puppy.
A map of the three districts Republicans have split Nashville into, ensuring the urban Democrats are outnumbered by the rural Republicans.
A hockey program cover from January 3, 2004. Nashville played New Jersey. The player Scott Walker is featured.
Video game screenshot. Corgi puppy photo on a white background says: “You can’t admit that you’re weak.”
A lit banner outside the Nashville Predators game reading ‘Press (sic) vs San Jose Sharks’
Calico cat attacks a blurry feather toy with open mouth and claws extended.
the infamous fish from spongebob who shouts “How am I supposed to eat this pizza without my drink!?”
hector, a yellow tabby, with his ears flattened. he looks awkward and uncomfortable
Wikipedia screenshot: “The Frozen Ground is a 2013 American thriller film directed and written by Scott Walker, in his directorial debut.” The director’s name is in red, indicating he has no Wikipedia article.
‘Baiting and Moth Boxes are a way to draw a moth in with smell from fermented sugar and fruit. Try Dave’s not-so-secret moth bait recipe or experiment with your own. Brush the mixture on trees around the area you’re mothing in, about an hour before dusk. You can also soak twine in the mixture and hang it around trees or other structures.’
Lili: “hi shadooww.. it’s me, The Devil! i love you! im having so much fun with you!” Soleil: “thank you? i suppose?”
A black-and-white photo of four deep sea hatchetfish. With black, beady eyes, they seem to look at the viewer.
gilda, my mom’s terrier, resting her head on a blanket.
katniss, a dilute calico tabby
A clip of my black cat’s high-pitched meow.