Wing Writing

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A Norman Rockwell painting ("Freedom of Speech") in which a man in a brown jacket with a paper rolled up in the pocket—at what appears to be a town hall meeting—stands with all eyes on him, & gazing upward with an expression of idealistic determination, makes a declaration.
A Norman Rockwell painting ("Freedom of Speech") in which a man in a brown jacket with a paper rolled up in the pocket—at what appears to be a town hall meeting—stands with all eyes on him, & gazing upward with an expression of idealistic determination, makes a declaration.
Girl Explaining Meme: a young woman at a concert stands pressed up against a young man at a concert, yelling into his ear and gesturing dramatically, as if to express something of vital importance, as the vacant-faced young man stares sightlessly into the middle distance.
A Norman Rockwell painting ("Freedom of Speech") in which a man in a brown jacket with a paper rolled up in the pocket—at what appears to be a town hall meeting—stands with all eyes on him, & gazing upward with an expression of idealistic determination, makes a declaration.
The Norman Rockwell painting where a man in a brown jacket with a paper rolled up in the pocket—at what appears to be a town hall meeting—stands with all eyes on him, & gazing upward with an expression of idealistic determination, makes a declaration.
Cool Runnings Movie Poster
Movie poster for the film Star Trek Generations.
A movie theater screen prominently displaying a horse.
A movie theater screen prominently displaying a horse.
Ice King from Adventure Time.
Mark Watney (The Martian)
Meme comprised of three stacked images: Image 1: The Witch-King from Return of the King. Text: NO ARM CAN SLAY ME. Image 2: The next shot of the film, after Eowyn’s removed her helmet—only Norm Peterson’s face (with a near-identical expression) has been pasted over hers in the image. Text: I AM NORM. Image 3: The following shot in the film in which Eowyn stabs the Witch-King in his face—only Norm Peterson raising his beer in “cheers” has been pasted over her in the image, making it appear that his salute has slain the villain.
A Bluesky post with a cat meme: - “Cats are filled with many pleasant sounds.” - A picture of a cat (same stock image used on the cover of The Revisionaries) saying “JORP!”
A colossal tortoise (approximately 1 km tall), augmented with cybernetic technology (including a military base & a frightening looking death ray) laying waste to an ordinary city. This is how the world ends.
The “This is Fine” dog meme. In the second panel he says, “So I made a funny meme, like, 3 weeks ago.”
Simon Petrikov, as seen in the animated series, Fiona and Cake (Formerly Adventure Time's Ice King): A middle aged, bespecticled man in a blazer, whose dark hair--streaked with white--hangs shoulder length over a warm olive complexion.
Lord of the Rings Meme: Panel 1: The Witch King: “NO ARM CAN KILL ME.” Panel 2: Norm Peterson’s face pasted over Arwen: “I AM NORM.” Panel 3: Norm slaying the Witch King with a raised glass.
The same moon picture as op, only with a cow pasted into the field.
The same moon picture as op, only with a cow pasted into the field.
Lord of the Rings Meme: Panel 1: The Witch King: “NO ARM CAN KILL ME.” Panel 2: Norm Peterson’s face pasted over Arwen: “I AM NORM.” Panel 3: Norm slaying the Witch King with a raised glass.
Zoomed back further, it becomes apparent that Warmbo is much larger than previously understood. His sinewy stalk rises up, growing thicker and thicker, before winding around and down. Two glowing craters dripping spattered with and dripping a creamy liquid interrupt his flowing form. From these craters extend huge tentacle-like appendages. (These are near transparent at the base but quickly but quickly solidify into the same rippling yellow stalks as Warmbo’s main body. One of these tentacles winds down and, changing to a deep blue color to become Cody’s news platform. The other tentacle lifts high into the air and stretches far into the background to hang down as Katy’s home office. In the distance, in letters barely large enough to make out, Katy says: “I sold your gums this morning, but I bought you some plumber’s putty to put in your mouth.” Warmbo says, “Mr. Cody?”
Zoomed back further, Warmbo's long body extends further and fades back to his yellow skin tone, even as it becomes sinewy, fluid, and thick. In the background, a woman, Katy Stoll is now visible. She appears to to sit in a on the exterior of a hanging bulb made up to look like the wall of a household office. She too is made to look like she's sitting behind a desk, but the bulb ends immediately under the desk leaving no room for human legs. Katy says in tiny, distant letters: "I need you to drink a glass of screws." Still staring forward, Cody says: "Do you even news?"
Zoomed back, Cody and Warmbo aren't what they seemed. Cody grows out of some sort of green stalk (where his pelvis should be), which rises up out of a pool of creamy liquid (with ears of corn bobbing within). The appears to be on some sort of semi-organic elevated platform which molds itself into a news desk and backdrop. Warmbo's body extends into a long tube that moves away from Cody, off to the right, disappearing out of frame. His rumpled shirt covers all the visible tube body. In places it appears to be soaked with, and is dripping more of the same creamy liquid.
Beside Warmbo, sits Cody Johnston, an unkempt, unshaven man, saying, "I am news." The blue background behind them appears to be a scrambled world map.
Warmbo, a yellow puppet man in a rumpled shirt and tie, in front of a patched blue screen says the words, "Mr. Cody?" His eyes gaze up out of frame.