Picklefish

@picklefish.bsky.social

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Hi. I'm here. I exist. Don't ask me to write a bio right now. I'm not in the mood.

A tabby cat sleeping on his side with one paw curled towards his belly and the other outstretched
A short haired black cat
A black cat staring up at the camera
A six month old tabby kitten laying on his back with his mouth open. His ears are tucked under his head.
A black cat with his tongue sticking out
A black cat and a brown tabby cat curled up in the bowls of a small cat tree. The black cat is looking at the ceiling. The tabby has his back to the camera and appears to be looking out the window.
A black cat and a brown tabby cat sitting in the cardboard box. The bottom of the box is lined with packing paper.
A black cat and a brown tabby cat sitting in a cardboard box.
A black cat stretched into an arched position on an unmade bed
A large cardboard box containing 2 cats. One is a standard grey tabby, lying down. Sitting up next to him is a mostly black cat with a crescent shaped white patch on his chest (he has other white patches not visible in this picture).
A shorthair tabby cat sleeping curled up like a shrimp.
A tabby cat has rolled on to his back in such a way that his ears are mostly hidden by his head. One ear is half poking out. One paw is sticking out into the foreground of the picture.
Tabby kitty snoozing on his back with his paws folded over his belly.
A Tabby cat named Jasper snoozing on his back on my lap.
A tabby cat asleep on his back with his front paws curled over his chest. His head is tilted to the left.
A black cat lying on an unmade bed. His fur is glistening in the light of the camera flash, but his eyes are almost imperceptible slits of anger at the light that has interrupted his nap
Jasper, my tabby cat asleep on his back with his paws curled around the top of his head.
Photo of my stove with child safety knobs. The stove is dirty. I really need to clean it.
A heat map of the US showing my dialect. There's a lot of red and orange (indicating most similar) from Texas up through Oklahoma, Nebraska, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. Most of the rest of the country is yellow. There is some blue in New England.
Bar graph showing natural gas as the main source of electricity. Coal and nuclear are competing for a distant second and third place. There is a small bar for no hydroelectric renewables, but it is about a quarter the size of the nuclear bar.