James Linzel

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Achewood comic strip, wherein a character arriving says, "Hey guys! guess who just got yelllled aaat!"
Black Adder, Lord Percy and Baldrick around a crucible filled with green powder, the result of Lord Percy's latest alchemical experiment. Black Adder disdainfully informs him that "What you have discovered is some green."
John Ennis from "Mr Show with Bob and David" over a phone number 1-800-55-GYRLZ, providing a testimonial for Glenn Peterson's sex hotline operating skills from Season 4 episode 3 "Rudy Will Await Your Foundation"
Percy says to Edmund Blackadder: "We could have the morris dancers, milord"
A bright green ceramic urn with a perforated lid, labeled "LEECHES" in gold painted print
Ad for Milorganite, with the product logo and the slogan "For Better Results." Milorganite is a portmanteau of Milwaukee Organic Nitrogen and is produced from material from the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewer District.
Dennis Reynolds of It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, midframe while saying "TWooooooooo wars?" in an extremely exaggerated manner
A sticker saying free Palestine over the image of a domed building surrounded by a crowd in silhouette
A sticker say free Palestine across the top and stop the war machine across the bottom surrounding a picture of a tank with its barrel twisted into a knot
From the movie Galaxy quest, a young man exclaims I knew it
Dana Barrett in Ghostbusters (1984) professing there is no dana, only zuul.
The one-armed man from Arrested Development frequently employed by George Sr. to teach his sons lessons
Side by side comparison of Malcolm Cowley, pictured in the linked article, and Paul F. Tompkins, looking like the spitting image of same.
The website splash for the Florida Department of Transportation Inspector General's Waste Fraud and Abuse Accountability Hotline with phone number 1-800-255-8099
Milton Waddams from Office Space, who suffered a mental breakdown partially precipitated by removal of his favorite piece of office equipment
Jack Donoghy from 30 Rock is talking to Plankton from Spongebob. He says: "It's not because you're a, I'm sorry. What do you call yourself?" Plankton replies, "A plankter." Jack says, "No, I know you can say that, but what do I call you?" Plankton again replies, "A plankter!" Jack finally responds, "Wow, that does not sound right."
Kramer and Neuman from the television show Seinfeld have their game of Risk violently overturned by an angry Ukrainian man on the subway
A poster advertising a show at Vegga's Pub in Milwaukee: She Returns from War and Lily Slay, Sunday, June 8th, 5 pm, ages 21 plus.
The Policies and Resources for Instructors page summarizes vital information to support you and your students at the end of this semester. If you are assigning any F grades this semester please pay special attention to the ‘F’ Grade Policy, accurate recording of student F-grades is critical, as failure to document participation can result in substantial financial liability for UWM.
A bunn, chillin'
Another page of text, titled "How A. B.'s poems are written." The article reveals that A.B. is an "auto-beatnik", an early foray into the AI space, and the poems are essentially procedurally generated from word lists.
A page of text: "A new American Poet Speaks: The works of A. B."
Charlie from Its Always Sunny In Philadelphia in front of his mailroom conspiracy wall
George Costanza from Seinfeld exclaiming "What is papier mache?" in frustration at his pretentious girlfriend
A man in a suit says "Those are balls." It is a scene from the television show Arrested Development featuring The Fonz as Barry Zuckercorn, the family lawyer for the Bluths.
A pair of legs with a comically large boot, from the Simpsons episode "Bart vs Australia"
A scene from The Simpsons, wherein the Stonecutters are at a table hoisting steins and singing a song about all the conspiracies they are involved in. The verse shown is "Who makes Steve Guttenberg a star?" which is followed by "We do! We do!"
An anonymized interaction claiming the local terminology for posting here on bluesky is "flutters" and "reflutters"
Grainy gif from American Psycho, wherein Christian Bale is impressed by something. "Impressive, very nice" is superimposed on the image.
Lex Luthor's green boot and the text "And that's terrible."
A cat, with potatos
Doc Brown from Back to the Future cocking an eyebrow under his futuristic silvered wraparound sunglasses
Two dogs
Commander Keen, the youthful protagonist of a series of games from the MS-DOS era that involve pogo-sticking around alien worlds and zapping aliens with nefarious plans to invade Earth