nottooloud

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concert sound tech in southern Vermont

Yellow t-shirt hanging on a laundry line. Drawn on it in Sharpie are an anthropomorphic bunny and the words KIMYA DAWSON LOVES ME.
set list of Pink Floyd songs ending with Comfrtably Numb
Photo of a street sign. Someone has used a strip of white tape to change Bullock to Buttock.
Screenshot of a tweet C.M. Galdre @CMGaldre Wild bee: just getting snack Me: no prob bee Mason bee: just make house Me: build a way b Honey bee:jus sampling the lavenders Me: you know I got an assortment Bumble bee: hey *bonk* I jus *bonk* I ha Me: *holds flower still* Wasp: I'LL SEE U IN HELL Me: U TELL THEM WHO SENT U 3:41 AM • 08 Jul 18
Picture of a row garage obscured by falling snow. In April.
panorama of 2500 people at No Kings 3 in Brattleboro, VT
Edgar the Bug from Men in Black wearing someone else's skin.
2 small black cats. One is looking at the floor, and the other is looking at the camera with very round eyes.
Picture of bureaucrats talking to hospital administrators. ...and once they're cured we send them home. -Wonderful. At which point is the profit generated? Er... there's no profit we cure people. Save their lives. -That's great. So how many lords and MPs get rich from this? No one is meant to get rich. It's a hospital. -Sorry. You've lost me. If it isn't making money, what's it for? Helping the sick and the dying. -We need to start again. The money. Who gets the money? No one. It's all spent on the sick. -Jesus! It's like a different language! THE MONEY!!! WHO GETS ALL THE CASH!?!
screen shot of notpodium posts hidden by General Spam (Account) labels
2 very large boxes, one atop the other, with a pair of windshield wipers crowning the stack.
Picture of text from a book. "Government isn't ruining capitalism. Capitalism is ruining government. I think that's kind of obvious," he says. "If you take capitalism out of government, you get simple public representation. If you take government out of capitalism, you get slavery."
Two books, The Ashley Book Of Knots and D'Aulaire's Book Of Greek Myths.
Wilting plant in a cafe with a sign on the pot saying "going dormant, not dying :)"
Enormous Blue Hubbard squash, reminiscent of a character from Star Wars.
t-shirt text THE PROBLEM IS MEN
Slashdot front page showing 2 consecutive articles, "AI Is Not Killing Jobs, Finds New US Study", followed by "Lufthansa To Cut 4,000 Jobs As Airline Turns To AI To Boost Efficiency".
Claudio Simonetti's GOBLIN 🎬 Performing their Iconic Score to Dario Argento's 1975 Classic "DEEP RED" Experience horror cinema like never before as Claudio Simonetti's GOBLIN performs their legendary prog-rock score live while Dario Argento's giallo masterpiece "Deep Red" (1975) plays on the big screen. This unprecedented multimedia event combines two art forms into one unforgettable night of suspense, music, and cinematic brilliance. Goblin's hypnotic, synthesizer-driven compositions helped define the sound of 1970s Italian horror cinema. Their collaboration with director Dario Argento produced some of the most iconic film scores in horror history, with "Deep Red" standing as perhaps their greatest achievement. The band's intricate progressive rock arrangements perfectly complement Argento's visual poetry, creating an atmosphere of mounting dread and supernatural terror. This is more than a concert or a film screening—it's a complete sensory experience that transforms Stone Church into a temple of atmospheric horror. The venue's gothic architecture provides the perfect backdrop for this celebration of Italian genre cinema and progressive rock artistry. Whether you're a devotee of giallo films, a progressive rock enthusiast, or simply curious about this unique fusion of music and cinema, this evening promises to be unlike anything you've experienced before. 🗓️ Saturday, October 25th ⏰ Doors: 7pm, Show & Film: 8pm 📍 Stone Church - Brattleboro, VT
Two black cats staring intently at a closed bedroom door. They will stay here for an hour, or even two, waiting for the knob to turn. That will be time for second breakfast.
Magic card Icetill Explorer which lets you play 2 lands a turn and play lands from your graveyard. Vicious combo with an old severely broken card called Strip Mine.
Very expensive musical keyboard with its parts all open.
Painting of a shed in a rural industrial area, likely near a railroad. The door is roughly painted with the words EAT THE RICH.
Suggestions in 6 Prime video categories. 5 of them, Drama, Horror, Fantasy, Romance, and Comedy, are all filled by the same film, Only Lovers Left Alive. Let The Right One In is in second place in all but Comedy. Missed opportunity, there.
Painting by Jenna Juliet Wikler of a black cat displaying it's butt hole.
Magic Arena screenshot showing a single creature, Gaelicat, facing off against some red creatures. In the player's hand are 6 cards, 5 of which benefit from having multiple creatures, and 2 of which are named You're Not Alone. Gaelicat went the distance and won the game.
Google search page from UDM14.com
Google search page for frog using UDM=56 from udm56.com.
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Top half is a picture of rebranded grifter phones, labeled Trump Mobile. Bottom half is a picture of a Tesla Cybertruck, labeled TrumpMobile.
Confusing picture of a man and a woman helping an older woman walk(?) toward a couch(?). A large bald man is down front right with earbuds in, looking at a phone. Other people are lounging about. Seems entirely unrelated to Donald leaving the G7 meeting, which is the headline it is under.
Gazebo on the Commons in Brattleboro, VT, is full of brass band, with The Good Trouble Chorus spilling down the stairs and into the crowd. The march is still arriving.
“Grok is left leaning and continues to spread fake news and propaganda,” Greene wrote on X. She shared a screenshot in which Grok says that Greene is a Christian who has expressed her belief in Jesus, but concedes that some Christians are troubled by her support for conspiracy theories like QAnon. “Critics, including religious leaders, argue her actions contradict Christian values of love and unity, citing her defense of January 6 and divisive rhetoric,” Grok wrote in the screenshot Greene shared. X was already having a particularly challenging day — the app has been experiencing outages for hours, which could possibly be related to fires that broke out in its Oregon data center yesterday. But while Greene may be a known peddler of harmful misinformation and conspiracies, she did actually make a great point in the end: “When people give up their own discernment, stop seeking the truth, and depend on AI to analyze information, they will be lost,” she said on X.
Wrack and Ruin are 2 small black cats in identical poses, gazing expectantly up at the dinner table.
Vintage Sennheiser HD414 headphones and more recent HD 280 Pro, hanging next to my desk.
Magic Arena screenshot showing my opponent dead on turn 2 thanks to turn 0 double Leyline of Resonance, turn 1 land Cacophony Scamp, turn 2 land Monastery Swiftspear and Titan's Strength.
Seattle port map labeling the terminals that are shown nearly empty in the original post. Terminal 30 which paused operations in January is a small section.
Under the heading What the HELL do you think you're doing, we see J.R. "Bob" Dobbs of the Church of the Subgenius surrounded by homilies. Relax in the Safety of Your Own Delusions. Pull the Wool over Your Own Eyes. Join. Too Much Is Always Better Than Not Enough.
A pair of group pictures dated 1993 and 2024. Similar people in similar poses. Second one is definitely Pearljam.
clip of the link art showing either a hand or a pile of 7 breakfast sausages on one of the model's shoulders.
photo of a green traffic pylon
Curbside Compost bucket labeled pet waste and a couple of sandbox shovels hanging on a fence. Note behind reads "If you're the person who let your poop pile up here all winter, your dog has worms."
Blurry picture of a Tesla sedan with a Black Lives Matter sticker hiding the logo.
James McMurtry and BettySoo on stage in Bellows Falls VT, in front of an extravagant set composed of enormous letters for a production of the musical Matilda by local theater company Wild Goose Players.
old guy in a black hoodie and a red knit cap
Tom Waits as Renfield in Bram Stoker's Dracula
Aubrey Plaza in Legion. Well, in anything, really.
a Who down in Whoville
Elderly man wearing a loose turtleneck dickie under a cable knit sweater and a hoodie, all black. Red knit hat.
Trevor's synth setup with many colorful patch cables.
sparkly lights off a pair of disco mirror balls in a 150 year old Vermont church
Photo of a disco mirror ball with a huge gash in the side.
$20 bill with Harriet Tubman's face rubber stamped over slaveholder Jackson's.
Dramatic picture of a concert venue featuring a large mirror ball which is making purple spots of light everywhere.
Thermos mug with a Vermin Supreme sticker on it quoting Jello Biafra of The Dead Kennedys, "NAZI PUNKS FUCK OFF!"
BBC Official Record Store Chart showing the top 4 best selling albums between 11/7/24 and 11/13/24, with Songs of a Lost World by The Cure at #1, and All Pleasure by Thus Love at #2.
cybertruck and dumpster looking like long lost twins
DAK audio cassette popular with hobbyists in the 1980s.
Vintage drum set on a rolling rack in front of the stage at The Stone Church.
Jack was an English Bulldog.