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to the left, 6 sets of arrows alternating between up and down. to the right, a discombobulated furry figure who appears to be pointing up with their right hand and downwards with their left, but with these arms not being connected to their torso and extending off the screen, being abnormally long. their head looks down and to the left, and it is disconnected from their neck and torso, at the bottom of their screen. overall, a chaotic and surreal image. made in a simplistic ms paint style with pure black and pure white.
furry standing towards the left of the scren, with a black rectangle not dissimilar in appearance to the front of a plane on their head. there is a single white pupil in there, and they are looking slightly at the ground. in them is a simplified depiction of a nervous and intestinal system. where their crotch would be and slightly further up and down, there is nothing. their arm overlaps this area still, as if they are casually standing with a chunk of their lower body missing. drawn in a simplistic, pure black and pure white pixel style, that is less like an old video game and more like an ms-paint drawing.
a vertical shaft with a wave-like apperanced. mounted to it are many rods with mounted ends. at the bottom there is a crank, which a furry figure is holding while looking up at the rods.
two rectangles composed of more rectangles of varying shapes intersect. the leftmost one is in red ink, and the rightmost one is in blue ink. the red one has a rectangular protrusion on its right, and the blue one has a rectangular cavity on its left. the protrusion of the red overlaps into the back of the cavity of the blue rectangle. above the protrusion-cavity, there are more intersections, but among the normal rectangular border. looking just at the intersection (which is a dark purple due to ink overlaying,) it has a staggered shape that goes left-right-left.
a furry figure facing forwards on a dithered background. they have an unnaturally wide face and a tired expression. made in macpaint, a 1980s painting program for the macintosh which is limited to pure black and pure white
a furry figure against a mostly black background, save for a slightly uneven grid of circles connected by lines descending downwards in columns. the furry figure is cut into multiple boxes, for their head, arms, midriffs, and feet and some of the leg. their chest, loins, and upper legs are missing. the boxes their remaining body parts are in are drawn on white paper in pen and glued onto the black and circles background.
a furry figure looks at another with a distraught expression, covering their eyes with their hands. the other figure, in a lighter color, appears stretched and distorted and is covered by a large black oval. painted in macpaint, a 1980 black-and-white painting program for the macintosh.
in the upper half of the image, the words "Is reproduction relevant?" appear at the top of the work, in a serif, bold, italic font, partially cropped by the top and right of the image. below it, in the lower half, 10 circles connected by lines, 5 on the top, 5 on the bottom, with the rightmost circle on the top connecting to the rightmost circle on the bottom.
an illustration made in macpaint. in the top left corner, a large black circle swallows about a fourth of the work. in the bottom right corner, a furry figure sits in the fetal position with their eyes diverted and with their head slightly down. above them is a series of faint circles connected by lines, with the lines not necessarily connecting to the next circle if they get close to the edge of the work, like text overflowing to the next line. to the left of the figure in the fetal position is another figure in more faint lines, though of a different texture from the circles, who is stretched out, arms forward, towards the black circle while looking directly at it. compared to the other figure, they appear warped horizontally. they also appear to emerge from the other figure.
two furry figures, cut off near the shoulder bust-style, look at each other. in the center, emerging from the left, a hand holds a blue circle. above the circle is a body in the same color, cut off near the top, depicted roughly from below the breasts down to the feet. where the crotch would be, there is nothing, as if it had been chopped out with a knife. directly below this blank space is the same circle, as if it had fallen out from the body. printed with a grid system of shapes and lines that results in a geometric style with a printed texture.
two simple furry figures composed of just lines stand directly facing each other, holding hands. their snouts intersect with each other. from below their ribs to below their ankles, generally around the crotch, there is a large black box obscuring them, extending over both of them. on it, there are three circles connected together in a sequence by lines. the figures are printed in black ink onto white paper, and the circles are printed in blue ink onto black paper. printed with a grid system of shapes and lines that results in a geometric style with a printed texture.
two furry figures stand in a t-shaped pose, cut off just below the upper leg. one stands facing right, while the other "lays" with their head to the right and looking upwards. they are mirror images of each other. they intersect at the stomach, just above the crotch, forming a 2x2 square. printed with a grid system of shapes and lines that results in a geometric style with a printed texture.
a taur (four legged, two armed furry) with a long body that snakes down the page in a Z shape. printed with a grid system of shapes and lines that results in a geometric style with a printed texture.
a cat-like turquoise creature with one front paw raised in front of the other. it has two pairs of ears (the other being located near the jaw), orange antenna-like whiskers, and an excurrent nostril. its tail is slightly long and exaggerated, and winds around in a whimsical way. printed with a grid system of shapes and lines that results in a geometric style with a printed texture.
Two simple furry characters, of an indescript species, poke each other's brains. Their outline is in black, and their brains are in pink. The entire artwork is done in a geometric grid style.
a painting of judge holden from blood meridian smiling menacingly, his face lit from below as if from a flashlight
The etymology tree for the word "soyjak" on Wiktionary
A trainer is interacting with what looks like a baikal seal. The video has the SPORE (2008) Tribal Stage UI overlaid. The trainer is waving her hand to it, teaching to wave its flipper. As she does this, the bonding meter at the top goes up. Eventually the seal successfully waves its flipper. The meter goes to completion, resulting in a success sound.
A screenshot of a news post from androidauthority.com. The title is: "The internet just made a 300TB copy of Spotify! (Updated: Spotify reaction)".