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A set of stills from the TV show Arrested Development. In the first, Lucille Bluth is captioned with "Get me a Vodka Rocks." In the second, Michael Bluth replies "Mon. It's breakfast." In the final still, Lucille is captioned with "And a piece of toast."
Jacques-Louis David's painting of The Death of Seneca, in which Seneca committed a very well-regarded suicide.
Image of Jesus Christ's crucifixion. Or maybe it's a guy named Joe Crispers working out on a wooden T with nails through his hands and feet. Who's to say? It's impossible to know. Eyeroll emoji times 2.5 billion.
Chart of federal spending.
Globe newspaper photos of Paris Hilton in pink in a golf cart and holding a club on a golf course
Side-by-side before and after photos of Kristi Noem as governor and the as DHS Administrator, under the headline of "Mar-A-Lago Face."
US Capitol reads "Religious liberty is guaranteed but can we allow foreign reptiles to crawl all over US?" There is an alligator labeled "Roman Church" and a snapping turtle named "Mormon Church) crawling on them. It lacks not only subtlety but also artistic merit.
Aerial view of Camp Bryan, with red-roofed dormitory styled buildings on landscaped grounds. It looks like an exclusive gated community, a college or an expensive children's camp, not a prison.
Map showing a parking lot near a sprawling single-story post office.
A HHS/USDA 2005 chart showing estimated daily calorie needs by age, gender and activity level. 51+ male needs only 2000 calories if sedentary, 2200-2400 if moderately active and 2400-2800 if very active. This is, notably, 400-600 fewer calories in each category than a male aged 19-30. This is a very sad chart these days, because it means I have to skip dessert.
A still from the movie "The Great Muppet Caper," a spectacular movie about a diamond heist.
Smithsonian map called "Nobody lives here," highlighting US census tracts that are unpopulated. Overlap with the Trump Approval map areas is significant.
Photo of 1865 sweater with a colorized photo of General Sherman's head replacing the original model's head.
Chart of CDC top 10 causes of death by age.
Map of USA called "Nobody lives here" where unpopulated census districts are highlighted. A LOT of the map is filled in.
Three white children in front of a modest suburban home peek out through the barbed wire fence that surrounds their house.