Jesse ✨ 🐇

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DFTBA | Push on Through |-/ The light-soaked days are coming. he/any

A scorecard for the word game, Smush, on July 23rd 2026. It says 996 points, perfect, 14-day streak.
A black and white husky sleeping peacefully atop a very comfortable bed in front of an air conditioner. The walls behind him are covered with framed artworks.
A wooden sign that reads: “Buy books from people who want to sell books not colonize the moon.” The top says the name of the bookstore: Off the Beaten Path.
The scorecard for the puzzle game “4x3”dated June 28, 2026, framed in gold. It says “gold Plaque Unlocked” and the indicator tiles are in reverse rainbow order with the hub tile in the first position of each row. This indicates that the user played a perfect game in under 90 seconds.
Two role playing game handbooks on top of a colorful blanket featuring the Tardis from Doctor Who. The first rpg guide is “Out for Delivery” by Buddy Skaggs, which has an anthropomorphic calico cat delivering mail on its cover. The second is “Fetch my Blade” by Kelly Tran and Ethan Yen and has the silhouette of a dog carrying a sword on its cover.
Results from a game of 4x3 as described in the post.
Awesome artwork featuring a book made of pizza slices, above the book is the nerdfighteria hand sign and sparkles, below the book is the word Readzamas, the A’s have pepperonis in them
A young black and white husky receiving head-pats.
A yellow sticky note that says “believe”, written in blue ink, reminiscent of the sign from the series “Ted Lasso”. It is above an intricate floral light switch cover next to a door.
My current mousepad, featuring Louie duck from the Duck Tales reboot series next to the phrase, “Need. More. Sleep.” The mousepad is dirty with use and stained with mysterious spots.
A container of cookies with a ridiculously long label that reads: “Definitely NOT cookies. Please, do not eat!!! (Unless of course you’re hungry for cookies and don’t mind petty thievery.)”
A white guy pretending to eat soup while actually just taking a selfie. He has geometric glasses and a blue button-down shirt with a cool space alien print.
A white dude with new geometric glasses.
A quote from 2005’s Pride and Prejudice: “I'm 27 years old. I've no money and no prospects. I'm already a burden to my parents, and I'm frightened”
Four unique copies of a book, “The only band in the world” by Ryan Bird. The book covers are ornamented in the style of four eras of twenty one pilots’ music.
A poem by @thgiantcloudor.dftba.social (Jesse) The stars were stolen one by one Replaced with even duller suns And no one noticed it until We needed light but darkness won I guess we should have seen it then Back when warnings still came in From astronomers and scientists, Newfound shepherds, wiser men- Can’t you see lightyears away The differences are night and day Carina’s hull has sprung a leak And Kemble is in disarray Andromeda has lost her head, And Canis now has three instead Hades’ hound patrolling heaven Isn’t pulling at your threads? But we just laughed, sat idly by Underneath the changing sky As they took the hunter’s belt And strung up half of gemini Cassiopeia lost her shine But both the bears were still alive And so we took that as our sign That everything on Earth was fine Now in dimmer days we find The darkness isn’t one we mind Who needs Polaris’s light to guide When grayscale is easy on the eyes? Still I gaze up at the crux Compare it to the holy books Something about its twinkling looks Spittingly like Serpens Caput And as for making our own light To shine out into distant night They know that we won’t even try Since we never once put up a fight
A brown brindle dog melting drooped across my lap. She rests on a soft green blanket.
A screenshot of a post left unfinished. It says: There’s plenty of fish in the sea. Uh okay, there’s plenty of bugs in the dirt? Like what’s your point? Many things are many places? You feeling okay, champ? You haven’t been the same since…
A screenshot of a text that reads “How many inches did you get?”. This is because of the snow we got last night, but it took me a second… Also in the picture is the music player showing the song, “Kyrie” by Mr. Mister.
A young black and white dog in front of a golden sky at sunset.
A library card for the Wichita public library. The card is red and blue and resembles the Wichita flag.
My grandma in a striped shirt with bold colors, sort of resembling the rainbow pride flag.
A bathroom with wildly colorful patterned wallpaper and pink tile work. A framed crossstitch reads: “Today is the Tomorrow we worried about yesterday”
A poorly drawn turtle (clearly drawn in the dark). From a mysterious journal page. The bottom corner reads “The Book of Good Times”.
Blackberry honey on a nice toasted sourdough slice.
Pizza! (Three different kinds: pepperoni, Hawaiian and Spicy Sausage) And boneless wings.
Pepperoni pizza, Hawaiian Pizza and jalapeno poppers on a plate.
A text exchange between me and my grandma. Grandma asks: “What is a cornucopia?” I reply with an image of a cornucopia illustration. (It has pumpkins and vegetables spilling out of a cornucopia horn) Grandma asks, “Yup. But what is it?” I reply, “A horn from Greek mythology representing a bountiful harvest” Grandma asks, “I know, but is it like a plant?” I reply, “It’s a decorative basket” to which she replies, “cool”.
A turntable spinning “Harry’s House” by Harry Styles. The record is black with a bright yellow label. Next to that are some Lego figures: Rocket Raccoon and Teenage Groot from Guardians of the Galaxy.
A young dog smiling up at the camera while being petted. She has a brown brindle coat, and is ready to lovingly pounce on the next person she sees. (The first picture I took of her.)
A tag on a fitted sheet that reads: “Top or Bottom”.
A dude with wild long hair drooping across his face.
Three books side by side. Andy Weir’s Project Hail Mary, John Green’s Everything is Tuberculosis, and Scott Lynch’s The Lies of Locke Lamora.
A turntable with a dark teal record. It is so pretty. Behind it are two album covers: one with Taylor Swift laying down contemplatively on a piano bench, and another with here staring up at the sky in thought.
A screenshot of my Spotify daylist playlist. The title says “brat summer pink Pilates princess Saturday late night” a subheading says “since I’ve been listening to female pop, bubblegum pop and recession pop”. Below that are three highlighted songs: “Femininomenon” by Chappell Roan, “Apple” by Charlie xcx and “JOYRIDE” by Kesha
Vin Diesel in “the Pacifier” wearing a white shirt and khaki pants. He is in a kid’s room, singing, dancing and waving his hands. The captions read: “Don’t make a move til you’re in the groove and do the Peter panda dance.”
A screenshot of the “We’re Here” newsletter that says: “My Weird Food Combo? Oreos and Guacamole. You’ve gotta try it. Jesse”
A dog in its bed with one ear up.
A screenshot of the project for awesome livestream. Hank Green has punk hands up and a cold hotdog in his mouth.
A pencil drawing of a claw machine called “Yuck a Yum”. The machine is filled with nasty food, banana peels, a pickle and a stinky donut. In place of a hole is Hank Green’s head, with his mouth open. The claw is pouring a can of Peeps flavored Pepsi into his mouth. A sign on the front reads “please do not tap glass!”. The claw machine is adorned with DFTBA and Nerdfighteria symbols.
A package of Oreos on a kitchen table. A hand holds an Oreo dipped in guacamole.
A notification with a star emoji. The text says “New Discovery, Loves Doctor Who”
A dark T-shirt with the silhouette of a record in the center. The Record has “Fall Out Boy” written in red and the insignia logo in red at the center. Around it are the lyrics “You were the song stuck in my head every song that I ever loved”.
A book and a movie atop a gray blanket. The book is a hardcover with a drawing of an owl on old parchment in front of a snowy forest. The owl’s ears and feathers are ruffled, and she stares straight on in a haunting way. It is reminiscent of a wanted poster. The text reads: “Owls of the Eastern Ice: A quest to find and save the World’s Largest Owl” by Jonathan C. Slaught. The Movie is “Yesterday” and the tagline reads “Everyone in the world has forgotten the Beatles. Everyone except Jack…” The title is bright yellow and in the same font of the Beatles logo. The cover image is of a man with an acoustic guitar strung across his back as he walks over the Abbey Road crossing in homage to the famous Beatles album cover.
A TikTok video featuring a montage of end titles for classic films in multiple languages: “The End. Fin.”
Three books atop a quilt. The first is a fantasy book, “The Sorcerer of the Wildeeps” by Kai Ashante Wilson. The cover is gray with a warrior man holding a spear in front of what appears to be an army of orcs or goblins frozen in stone. The second is the science fiction mystery “Station Eternity” by Mur Lafferty. The cover is a silhouette of a woman with planets and wasps reflecting in her glasses. The third book is a mystery called “All Dressed Up” by Jilly Gagnon, and features silhouettes of people dressed as classical mystery characters such as a maid, a songstress, and 1920s era attire standing on crisscrossing staircases against a bright red background.
A vinyl record called “The Anthropocene Reviewed”. It is sitting atop an old record player. The album art is of a tree and its roots stretching into the ground.
A screenshot of two messages. The first is an email from my brother to the Idaho potato comission’s marketing director. It reads: “I was wondering if I could get a 2025 Idaho Chef's Calendar. I've been getting the calendars for years and it is the highlight of December for me! Thank you for your help.” The second is the email reply he received. It says: “RE: 2025 Chefs potato calendar Hi Benjamin, I'm sorry to say they've decided not to print the calendar for 2025, so I don't have any to send out this time. I wish I had better news—it's always been one of my favorites too. Take care!”
A google search that asks: “Milk dud vs Whopper” Followed by an Al Overview that says: “A Milk Dud is a chocolate-covered caramel candy, while a Whopper is a hamburger” It goes on to define milk dud and whopper. Milk Dud An irregularly shaped caramel disk covered in chocolate made from cocoa and vegetable oil. Milk Duds are sold in a yellow-orange theater-style box. The original manufacturer was trying to make perfectly round chocolate-covered caramels, but was unsuccessful, so they were called "duds" Whopper A hamburger made with a flame-grilled 4 oz beef patty, sesame seed bun, mayonnaise, lettuce, tomato, pickles, ketchup, and sliced onion.
A fake Spotify wrapped screenshot that reads: “You lost 8 friends talking about The Stormlight Archive this year. Fill the gap they left with book 5 this Friday. Strength Before Weakness, Radiant.”
A screenshot of a tweet from Justin McElroy in November 2016, which reads: “I’m gonna wake up and keep trying to do good and so are you and nobody gets to vote on that.”