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Print based on a painting featured in GOODFELLAS, originally done by Susie Pileggi, mother of writer Nicholas Pileggi. It depicts a man with gray hair and a gray beard, sitting in a motor boat with two dogs : "One’s going east, and the other is going west. So what?"
Cover of the novel EXPLOSION IN A CATHEDRAL shows sailing ships in a harbor. The city in the background is largely engulfed in orange flames, while swirls of blue-black smoke billow up into the sky at night.
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni
The British novelist Charles Dickens acknowledged this in his weekly journal, All the Year Round, writing: It is frequently called, in books and otherwise, the 'Norway rat', and it is said to have been imported into this country in a ship-load of timber from Norway. Against this hypothesis stands the fact that when the brown rat had become common in this country, it was unknown in Norway, although there was a small animal like a rat, but really a lemming, which made its home there.
Cover of The Beatles' album "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" has been photoshopped to include malignant narcissist Donald Trump, and FIFA president Gianni Infantino.
Cassette: DEVIL'S NIGHT OUT The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Flag of the 2nd Spanish Republic
A souvenir comic given out by during the Krewe of Muses parade in New Orleans. It shows a fit, raven-haired heroine wearing a cape, unitard, and red boots that are FIERCE. Masked, she soars through the night sky above a stylized city skyline.
So it was written So it shall be done
Newman pretends to enjoy a stalk of broccoli before spitting it out an exclaiming "VILE WEED!"
Cover of the "Remastered Full-Cover Edition" of HOUSE OF LEAVES
The Dude and Maude Lebowski
Screenshot of account settings showing the words "Nolan" and "odyssey" muted for 7 days.
Poster for the film HUSH...HUSH SWEET CHARLOTTE, which starred Bette Davis, Olivia de Havilland, and Joseph Cotten
Forecast for Sunday at what FIFA insists on calling New York/New Jersey Stadium: "Mostly sunny and less humid; some improvement in air quality with less wildfire smoke"
A jar of Steen's ™️ cane pepper jelly pictured next a black bowl containing a reddish-brown sauce/glaze/marinade, liberally studded with diced fresh garlic.
Sir Mick Jagger, trying to keep a low profile during England's recent semifinal match in the 2026 FIFA World Cup
A Great Blue Heron, preparing to devour a frog.
A box of Phillies™️ "Blunt" cigars
Banner hanging across a street during the Spanish Civil War proclaiming: ~~~~~~ "THEY SHALL NOT PASS! Madrid will be the tomb of fascism" ~~~~~~
A vaguely anthropmorohic green and white ice cream cake, with a cone for a nose, and two cookies for eyes.
Ad for Scott Tissue Towels asks IS YOUR WASHROOM BREEDING BOLSHEVIKS?
Three English footbal supporters in lion costumes. They have George crosses painted on their faces.
Movie poster show a man with a pistol wading through a drainage tunnel or sewer while, in the background, the skyline of Vienna is depicted in garish shades of yellow and orange.
Promotional still for the 1971 film SUMMER OF '42, including the male lead whose unruly hairstyle would have caused him to get into fights during the actual summer of 1942
Mid-20th century poster for Pernod™️. The ad depicts a young woman with brown hair and sculpted eyebrows about to sip from a large glass of pastis & water, while holding an open bottle in her left hand. She looks fairly buzzed already, to be honest.
A tall blond soccer player is walking down from an airplane. He is holding a taxiderm racoon, which in turn is holding a bottle of clear liquor.
Poster for the film SOCIETY OF THE SNOW shows young men in the Andes mountains, near the wreckage of an airplane.
Moe The Bartender saying: "Think of the Jutes! Won't somebody PLEASE think of the Jutes?"
"You should never say bad things about the dead, you should only say good… Joan Crawford is dead. Good." ~ Bette Davis
own goal noun A goal scored by a defender on his or her team's goal by a mistaken play, such as a misdirected pass. A goal that results from a player putting the ball or puck into the goal of his or her own team; the resulting goal being scored for the opposition. A blunder that damages one's own prospects. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition • More at Wordnik
The cover of "Mumbo Jumbo" by Ishmael Reed shows the book's title and author's name in black font capital letters emerging from the bell of a brass instrument, against a red background.
Vincent Van Gogh's "Self-Portrait with Bandaged Ear" - pretty much what the title says, although it fails to mention his blue cap lined with black fur.
A furry white creature - possibly some sort of bear - smiles anthropomorphically. He (?) wears a white chef's toque emblazoned with the letter "B" in red.
A can of Coca~Cola™️ adorned with the FIFA 26 logo, set against a checkered array of geometric shapes in red, gold, and black