Manton Pullpax

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A gif of Tom Hanks in Apollo 13 where he is blocking the moon with his thumb repeatedly. When the camera switches to his point of view, his thumb has been replaced with an image of John Scalzi.
A screenshot from Seinfeld where Elaine's father, Alton Benes, is sitting with George when he says that one of his books is Drivel.
A screenshot from the pebble website saying that the Pebble index 01 smart ring can be pre-ordered for $75 and ships in March 2026 (which is several months ago)
A GIF image of a clip from the 1995 classic Apollo 13, where Tom Hanks is blocking the moon with his thumb. The end of his thumb has been digitally altered and replaced with John Scalzi's face. It's not possible to tell that it has been altered due to the striking resemblance.
Arthur's balled fist of anger and determination
Still from Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace. Qui-Gon Jinn tells Jar Jar Binks that the ability to speak does not make him intelligent.
A man sits up in his recliner and whistles while pointing at the TV with one hand. In the other hand he holds a can of beer and a cigarette. The man is Leonardo DiCaprio, and the image is a still from Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
A jeopardy clue: in 2021, this telecommunications company got out of entertainment by spinning off Warner media
A still from 1971 dystopian crime film A Clockwork Orange, written, produced, and directed by Stanley Kubrick. It depicts Malcolm McDowell wearing an apparatus on his head that physically forces his eyelids to remain open, while a technician to his left administers eye drops so that his eyes remain moist. He is being forced to watch horrifying content.
A cat
Meme where a guy is saluting in the top frame and then screaming and crying in the second frame
Two sets of steel wire kitchen shelves. A product photo, the contents of the shelves have obviously been photoshopped onto them.
An image of L. Ron Hubbard in the Elrond cupboard.
Still from a deleted Austin Powers scene in which Number Two attempts to bribe Austin with a Fendi briefcase full of cash. Austin counts the money and notices that it's $832 short. Number Two informs him that he had to buy the case, and Austin takes exception at the idea that he has to buy his own case (while fully acknowledging that the case is quite nice).
Bob "Bucky" Taylor, a television personality from the universe of Rocco's Modern Life
An image of text from the wikipedia page on the East wing of the White house: On September 13, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said "nothing will be torn down" during the renovation.[9] Demolition of the East Wing began in October 2025[10] without review by the National Capital Planning Commission, which oversees federal construction.[11][12]
“We presented the script to Lucasfilm. They loved the idea. They totally understood our angle and why we were doing it,” Driver says. “We took it to Bob Iger and Alan Bergman and they said no. They didn’t see how Ben Solo was alive. And that was that.”
A screenshot from Duke Nukem 3D
The cover for a mock IKEA guillotine instruction manual called Omvälvning
A screenshot of Sebastien Stan as the Winter Soldier with the caption "Ready to correct"
Don't rank Cuomo!
The cover of classic 90s boardgame "Don't Wake Daddy", with an image of Andrew Cuomo's face superimposed over that of the titular Daddy. The game's title also has words superimposed on it, such that it reads "Don't Rank Cuomo". Finally, the game's tagline has been covered with "The Political Game That's Not A Game".
An image of text from wikiquote which explains that there is no mention of Plato ever saying the quotation in OPs image
Kramer asks George "Do you have any conceivable reason for even getting up in the morning?"
A screenshot of Eddie Izzard's classic standup special Dressed To Kill in which he exclaims "we only had three bits and we didn't expect such a rush!". This is in reference to the ultimatum "Cake or death!" to which surprisingly, everyone seems to prefer cake.
I pie chart of sources of musical recommendations. Some sources include bandcamp editorial features, twitter, youtube, and artist/label back catalogs
Another word cloud of the locations provided by artists on their bandcamp page. New york is by fat the largest, with california and UK also being prominent. Thanks to svaneborg kardyb for repping denmark on here.
a word cloud of tags ascribed to musical works by the artists of those works. The most prominent words are jazz, ambient, experimental, and electronic, but folks, classical, acoustic, and world also have their place.