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A photo of a fledgling Turdus migratorius perched on the bannister of decking stairs of the sort you find all over Chicago. It’s a mousy brown with lots of white strokes along its plumage. It has some down peaking up in its brow
Cheyenne Jackson as Hades in a promotional photograph for the Descendants 3. He is clad in studded black leather and has a light blue, super high pompadour
A headshot of the Dick van Dyke show era Dick van Dyke
A picture an aluminum bottle of UCC Black Coffee
A still from One Piece: a young Charlotte Linlin eating a giant sized semla
A photo of a two seater, rideable powered toy car, made to look like a black Cadillac SUV. It is parallel parked on the street next to the curb. On its silver plastic windshield is an orange Chicago parking ticket envelope, taped in place with red tape.
A product photo of pink canvas low top Chuck Taylor All Star sneakers
A photo of a white man standing on a sidewalk before a street with a building in red brick and large picture windows. The man, brunet, is wearing: a raspberry beret flopped hip-ly to the left; brow frame spectacles; a chevron mustache; a football club scarf in red and navy with yellow lettering (for the fictional team A.F.C. Richmond, though that cannot be gleaned from the photo); a green Barbour Bedale jacket; a graphic tee of bone fabric; very light wash, straight-leg jeans that puddle a bit on his shoes; and a pair of slip-on sneakers chekckered in pink and white. He carries on his left shoulder a large canvas tote bag with a pattern of juice boxes with stylized cat faces on their packaging.
A meme image with the text “Before the year ends …[reply to] this tweet and give your honest thoughts about me?” and a drawing of a wide-eyes blushing emoji with a going interrobang on the left and some exclamatory zigzags on the right
An image depicting the sorry state of the crosswalk at the southeast corner of Madison and Clinton in Chicago, just outside of Ogilvie Transportation Center. There is a mound of snow some eighteen inches high with two boot paths cut in it—treacherous enough for the able-bodied let alone those with mobility concerns
The sidewalk at Leland and Ravenswood in Chicago, covered in three day old snow with a trodden boot path in it that is pretty inaccessible to those in wheelchairs or with walking assistance
A photo taken from across the street of a silver Toyota RAV4 parked over a crosswalk of a leaf strewn Chicago street.
The painting “In the Conservatory” by Édouard Manet, depicting a woman sitting in a bench with her parasol in her lap, wearing a grey dress. There is a bearded man clad in late 19th Century Parisian attire leaning over the back of the bench, arms on the back propping him up
A middle aged white man, with brown hair and mustache taking a mirror selfie at a gym. He’s wearing a pink tank too with a dead-lifting tyrannosaurus on it with the caption “Hunkasaurus”. His shorts are a dark blue and his canvas sneakers pink
A captcha: its photo matrix is of the pipe from Magritte’s *The Treachery of Images* with the caption removed. The instructions read “Select all squares with une pipe. If there are none, click skip.
The cover art for Apple Music’s “Dad Rock Essentials” playlist, with a graphic illustration of a head with a mustache, a five-o’clock shadow and a red makeup lightning bolt on the right side of the face. The eyes, brows and nose are omitted for style.
The cover of issue one of five of “Red Skull Incarnate” from Marvel Comics by Pak, Colak and Wilson. It features a highly graphic (in design not violence) depiction of planes fire bombing a town with a regular comics style rendering of Red Skull’s face in the smoke
The album cover for the B-52’s’ “Good Stuff”
Two maps, one of the United States and a Mercator projection of the Earth. The US has the caption “Tell me where you are from” and the Earth “Using only 2 words”
A captcha with Magritte’s The Treachery of Images (the pipe painting) as its subject with the instructional caption reading “Select all squares with une pipe. If there are none, click skip”
An image of Margaret Thatcher with a quote visibly altered to read “The problem with ‘pissing on my grave’ if that you eventually run out of ‘piss’”
Lieutenant Shax from Star Trek: Lower Decks. He’s a large, muscular Bajoran man with white hair and mustache, a scar over his right eye. He’s wearing a golden Star Fleet command uniform under an apron. Holding a broken bottle in each hand and with blood shot eyes he is screaming (with spittle coming out) “Fighting fascism is a full-time job!”
The sign of the Pronto Pup stand in Rockaway Beach, Oregon
Adam Scott as Park & Recreation’s Ben Wyatt
Three cute charms featuring the One Piece characters Jimbei, the First Son of the Sea; “Demon Child” Nico Robin; and the Cotton Candy Lover, Tony Tony Chopper. Next to them are three gashapon pods in pink, purple and green respectively
Dylan from the 2024/2025 series of Great British Bake Off wearing a red shirt and a black newsboy hat, his curly black hair spilling out behind
A size three disposable diaper decorated with Bluey and Bingo from the TV show Bluey, tied up into a triangular shape, reminiscent of an onigiri
A head shot of Dick van Dyke
A minuscule dotted i followed by a minuscule i with diëresis as rendered in Apple’s default iOS font. The dot of the former is a wee bit larger than the dots of the diëresis but all their bottoms appear to sit on the same line causing discordancy. There are two red dots indicating a spelling error under the two letters which in similar discordancy don’t line up with the stems of the letters.
An image of a student loan balance of one singular United States cent
A picture of the poster, a white man with brown hair, spectacles, a mustache and charcoal all over his face
A meme image reading: post this on your profile and let your followers associate you with a fictional character that you remind them of
White text on a black background reading “Put this in your page and let people describe you with a gif.”