Jason M.

@lapsedhumanist.bsky.social

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AI is a pox on humanity. Banner: a detail from a Michael Sowa piece.

A Chuck Norris cartoon from 1986? WTF?
Just a notice confirming my ascendancy to Social Media Valhalla.
A pint of Steamworks Nitro Stout, half-done. So good, my God.
The album of Chernobyl, music by Hildur Guđnadóttir.
Holding my copy of Spadework for Palace by Laszlo Krasznahorkai, with assorted cups, mugs, brickabrack on my poor Writing Desk.
Screengrab from YouTube: War in the Middle East. David Patraeus speaks to France 24.
The book Gangs of New York: Making the Movie.
The dvd of Gangs of New York.
Two leather daddies about to kiss at a bar next to a man in a white jacket.
A sign that reads Pond Pump Room.
A dingus wearing a light blue Blue Jays jersey and a black Vancouver Canadians hat.
The album cover to Trans by Neil Young. An inspiration for the Cybertruck?
Two books, The Conquest of New Spain (Bernal Diaz) and The Last Wolf (Lászlo Krasznahorkai), laying on a datk blue cloth backdrop.
"The products in your cart are not available for delivery to your location. Change delivery address or empty cart and return to store."
Al Pacino in The Irishman, with Ray Romano standing behind him, as they look up into the sky off-camera.
Screenshot of consecutive posts talking about troubling employment numbers in the US and Canada.
A diaper baby mit elephant.
Petting a dozy ragdoll cat as it lays on a couch.
A ragdoll cat walking across bedding.
A pic of a BS profile of a brain-fried liberal Dem with little coherency or elan to the bio. US flag in distress eith some Pink Floyd touches. Blue piled ... to the Xtreme!
A copy of The Forbidden Castle, a Choose Your Own Adventure book by Edward Packard.
Me in sunglasses but squinting from the prospect of mingling with people. Blue shirt by Fred Perry, background ... bricks.
A lake surrounded by trees on a sunny day.
A seated man at a microphone drinks from a wine bottle.
Vietnamese military museum. A citadel with the Vietnam flag displayed as the sun peeks from behind.
A man in a black jacket seated on a bench against a brick wall.
A man in a green jacket, dark scarf and pants stands next to a statue of Norman Bethune in Montreal.
Baghdad Bob. A man in glasses wearing a green military shirt standing before some microphones, his hands up in a "calm down" gesture, as he explains everything is hunky dory. (Things were not, in fact, hunky or dory.)
Val Kilmer in a black and white headshot.
From a dating profile. "Not vaccinated (mishmash of emojis) Jesus is my homeboy (mishmash of emojis) Always aiming to shine brighter spirit suckers, are not company I keep." I think I will just stay single.
An exchange about tone policing. STABBY SPICE: I see you out here calling a Jewish man a collaborator and thinking it's cute. I don't care how you feel about Chuck Schumer, find another word. Me: Okay Tone-y Childs, counterpoint: "Let fury have the hour/ anger can be power, don't you know that you can use it?" - The Clash.
Communist Party sign on a street light with the words Kill Yourself Tankie scrawled on it.
A man talking a selfie wearing a Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy t-shirt and sporting a handy towel. No androids were harmed in the taking of this photo, but several hairdressers were badly singed.
Akeem the African Dream, a rare blight in the career of George Gray, but it was the 1980s and the snow in Vince McMahon's system was at its purest. As embarassing and as cringe as this character was, this is less cringe-y than Congressman Hakeem Jeffries, who is a boot-felating sonofabitch.
Q Lazzarus t-shirts displayed on an online store. One shirt is black with pink lettering. The other is a white shirt with a pic of the cool lady.
A guy in glasses and a black shirt contemplating the paths which have led him to 49.
The silhouette of a man on a concrete floor in magenta lighting.
Some glasses-wearing doofus wearing a David Johansen shirt, which says LUV. (It's a-me. I am the doors.)
Marco Rubio in a blue suit that is maybe too big for him, sitting on a couch of a ghastly yellow. Fuck the oval office is hideous.
Tidal artist page for Sugar. It says No Content Available.
77 push-ups. People with high levels of optimism are 77% less likely to develop depressive symptoms.
A steel toilet covered in toilet paper. Brick floor and white walls. There's a coffee cup on the floor, which is filthy and wet.
Skip Spence's Oar lp in a black album frame. Above it a framed Moby Grape image that could be a shirt or, more likely, poster. These are hanging on the wall of a pub in Victoria, BC.
A pair of white Chucks with hot pink laces.
A screenshot of the NFL BlueSky page after I had it blocked.
The Saigon Phenomenon is a Japanese -style hot dog with carrots, cucumber, cilantro, peanuts and a zesty sauce. Here pictured in a classic red plastic hot dog basket with white sandwich paper. Delish.
A Hot Wheels-brand Cybertruck toy in its package, as seen on Marketplace. Only $15 for the hapless schmuck whose Barbie Doll wife and vintage WWE figurines no longer speak to him.
A list of top five Tidal streamers. Writing says 1. David Bowie 198 streams 2. Guided by Voices 72 streams 3. Neil Young 38 streams 4. Boston Symphony Orchestra 35 streams 5. Julee Cruise 22 streams.
A skeet with about a trillion emojis.
A pair of feet, crossed right over left, in black Chucks with a hint of red socks.
A hand being warmed from the heat coming off of a plate of fries. A burger is also shown.
A pint of beer on a wood table.
Easy Riders magazine NOV. 1985 with Traci Lords on the cover. She is wearing a white top tied around her breast's, as she leans over a motorbike. Among the teasers for articles within the magazine, "A cure for AIDS?" This is from Marketplace. The ask is $40.
Tigerland film poster. Simply reads A Joel Schumaker film. Tigerland. Colin Farrell. Pull quote says, the best film of the year!.
A photo from Tidal that is supposed to be David Murray, jazz musician. Pictured instead is ... Iron Maiden? Three guys with too much hair and frilly leather jackets and crotch-killing jeans.