Just Plain Tricky

@justplaintricky.bsky.social

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I don't know what my purpose is here. Trying to make the best out of life's shitty situations. On this road of life, there are no lanes. My posts will float through the bluesky.

A balloon that people thought a boy had stowed away on
Groucho Marx as Dr. Hugo Z. Hackenbush in A Day at the Races with Tony (Chico Marx) and Stuffy (Harpo Marx)
From Room Service (1938). Harry Bellini (Chico Marx) dips his breakfast pastry into Gordon Miller's (Groucho Marx) coffee cup
Ray Stantz in Ghostbusters realizing the outcome for crossing the streams would be total protonic reversal.
Screen cap of the post while JD Vance making the worst and creepiest unintended o-face imaginable.
Batman (1989). Joker poisons a captive hostage with poison called "Brand X"
Batman (1989). Jack Napier (The Joker) after electrocuting a former ally to death with a lethal joybuzzer.
VHS Box cover of Gabe Kaplan's live show Gabe Kaplan as Groucho, which was broadcasted on HBO in the early 80s
King of the Hill - Principal Moss tells Bobby the kids would be upset if they could read what his message said.
From the movie Goldfinger (1964), where the bad guy Auric Goldfinger projects Operation Grand Slam will be a success. Operation Grand Slam being a job to infiltrate Fort Knox.
Scene from Kindergarten Cop where a kid diagnoses Detective John Kimble's headache as "It might be a Tumor"
Cheech Marin staring at the ghost of the Titanic arriving to New York in Ghostbusters II
TMNT for the NES. The Underwater stage where you must navigate a tight corner with electrified plant kelp.
Arnold Schwarzenegger in Jingle All The Way saying the line "I don't want a booster"
Green bay packers player with TV numbers on the top of his pads and on the side of his pants
Chemical Plant Stage 1 clip highlighting the soundtrack of the level.
Sonic the Hedgehog 2 Bonus Stage. An visual/ speed improvement from the 1st game that really plays into the speed aspect of Sonic as a character.
Sonic the Hedgehog 2 Title screens (Sega Genesis)
My copy of Sonic The Hedgehog 2, fully CIB
Jam session with The Skull Kid in the Lost Forest from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (1998). Wonder whatever happened to The Skull Kid? :thinking:
Reaching Hyrule Field for the first time in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (1998)
My original copy of Ocarina of Time. Still going strong after all this time.
Intro to The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time (1998)
The intro to the DK Rap from Donkey Kong 64. Lyrics from the video below: Here, here, here we go! So they're finally here Performing for you If you know the words You can join in too Put your hands together If you want to clap As we take you through This monkey rap! Huh! D.K. Donkey Kong! He's the leader of the bunch You know him well He's finally back To kick some tail His coconut gun Can fire in spurts If he shoots ya It's gonna hurt! He's bigger, faster, And stronger too He's the first member of the D.K. Crew! Huh!
My Donkey Kong 64 cartridge with a spine label purchased from a seller on Etsy.
The front face of my Donkey Kong 64 N64 cartridge
Original headline posted by NYT read, "Bluesky is Growing Up. Maybe Too Fast". New one states, "How Bluesky, Alternative to X and Facebook, Is Handling Growth".
J. Marcos Peterson wearing a Bruce Rauner (Republican) shirt and Darin LaHood (Republican) sticker from a facebook profile that matches the LinkedIn profile.
Post working for Mitt Romney's campaign, J. Marcos Peterson's work resume includes working for the state government during Bruce Rauner's term as governor. Bruce Rauner is a Republican. He followed this working up working for Rauner's company directly.
J. Marcos Peterson's first resume entries on LinkedIn are for Advance Representative for The White House during George W. Bush's second term as president. Followed by advanced press lead for Mitt Romney's presidential campaign in 2012. There's also a noticeable gap for most of 2009 through Jun 2012. These are both heavily Republican occupations for a guy writing about stances of Democrats in terms of a community.
Here the author, who said they are not "LatinX or Latine", using the term LatinX on his own LinkedIn profile. The author of the article uses the term "LatinX" twice.