Nikky

@nykida.net

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Just your normal person who enjoys a good read about normal person interests such as trains, Soviet Politburo politics, and Imperial Japanese Navy tactics. Seattle native hanging out in Philadelphia. I do coding stuff for @mcsweeneys.net sometimes.

A bunch of people walking over the Benjamin Franklin bridge
It’s a lodge at a summer camp. There are four posters that say space (with an astronaut cat and UFO), medieval (with some cartoon cats sitting in thrones), wizards (which honestly is just some squiggles. These kids weren’t very artistic), and ahoy (which is a diving cat and underwater creatures). There is also a terrifying figure in between the posters.
A cool-ass Far Side book cover of a dinosaur. No cows present.
A basic booth-style dining room. It’s dimly lit and the walls are covered in graffiti. Most of the graffiti is proclaiming great the Philadelphia Eagles are. Go birds.
A lush greenhouse full of green ferns. It looks humid af
Picture of a book with a bunch of train facts regarding steam turbine engines. The largest one was named Jawn Henry
Family photo of a male child maybe three or four years old, and a younger female child. The older kid is wearing a sick-ass 80s shirt that is pastel green with rad as bell horizontal stripes.
A rather large-ish book that has a blue cover. It is by the United States Department of the Interior (Bureau of Reclamation) and is titled DESIGN OF SMALL DAMS. All of the writing on the cover is gold and with a very sexy sans-serifed font. The background is a bunch of books. It is perhaps a bookstore.
Just an underground SEPTA station of the MFL. There’s a train in the opposite direction but not for us.
Screenshot of some administrative interface that has a heading of "Blocklist domains" with "nytimes.com" entered in
Mailer that contains democratic sample ballot and voting instructions
Decaying hulk of the SS United States with its unusually large funnels. The ship could go unusually fast but will now probably be a reef in Florida. As it goes.