Kickaha of the Art

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Foxyote trickster. Bane of taxonomists. Reality is overrated. He/him/his/hey you. #TFTuesday #transfur

Kickaha turning into Spyro
Piece of cheese on a plate, positioned under a cardboard box labeled “NOT A TRAP”; a stick keeps one side of the box propped up. The stick is tied to a string, which is ready to be yanked by yours truly when a nutritious rodent arrives.
Tesla Cybertruck
A toolbox for holding printer maintenance supplies, and a scraper to help get certain types of printouts out of the printer without damage.
The noise was not subtle.
The label for Mug Root Beer, featuring a bulldog holding a huge glass of root beer.
Box art for “Space Shuttle: A Journey Into Space” by Activision
Kickaha of the Art, an anthropomorphic fox-coyote mix wearing a green cloak, jumping off a cliff and cheerfully sticking out his tongue at a mostly-unseen pursuer.
Two little plastic ships following a path along a map of the oceans around Bermuda, with a giant plastic storm cloud bearing down on them
Kickaha, turned into a snake, dangling down from a tree branch to set up a cardboard box mousetrap.
There are many respected professions in which one may write solely to express someone’s sentiments. An advertiser can trumpet the good qualities of their client’s product without disclosing the negatives. A PR professional can put their client’s crisis in the best light without acknowledging the counterpoints. A speechwriter can craft aspirational promises without conceding the candidate’s limited ability to follow through. In these fields, delivering the client’s message is the name of the game. The law is not one of those professions. Lawyers are not mere mouthpieces for clients. Our profession depends on exercising judgment in what we say and how we say it. At times, the only correct professional judgment is to tell the client, “no.” We publish this opinion as a cautionary tale: Lawyers may not make assertions in court that lack factual support, regardless of how much the lawyer or the client “earnestly believes” them.
The Pittsburgh Steelers wearing uniforms that are garishly yellow-orange, except for the pants, which are close enough to flesh tone that they create… ambiguity when a player is viewed from the rear.
Wrong
A Steller’s Jay being very choosy about which peanut to select from a dish
Yes
Scene from Star Wars: “It’s an older meme, sir, but it checks out”
Down with this sort of thing
Kickaha of the Art
Reject the tyranny of pants!
Down with this sort of thing!