Important reminder from the NYT. Seems all we hear about are breakthrough infections because… that's news. It's not the norm, even with Delta. pic.twitter.com/UeVftGwdSb
— Kameron Hurley (@KameronHurley) August 4, 2021
Get vaxxed. Live your fucking life. You’ll be ok.
You gotta keep 'em separated https://t.co/k64gRD465V
— TechnicallyRon (@TechnicallyRon) August 4, 2021
Offsprung right outta the band.
Good.
I really liked the composition and lighting in this shot from Fear Street Part Three: 1666.
Okay this is getting out of hand pic.twitter.com/DQGnPMqZ3n
— Dr. Jacqueline Nolis (@skyetetra) July 31, 2021
Oh I love that one.
This guy getting duct taped to his seat is the coolest thing Ive seen in months lol https://t.co/dxEdYqwHbV
— Crying to Deadmau5 at friends "Covid's Over" Party (@_LarryJ_) August 3, 2021
Worth…$2 million? That can barely buy a decent house in a lot of US cities.
Three injured as iceberg wall collapses at US Titanic museum.
Dang, that iceberg has started killing again.
Her keyboard! Now that is pretty badass.
Think there’s about a 20% chance we solve fusion in the next decade.
Can’t depend on those kind of odds, of course, but if that happens it’ll change everything.
Hot For Pac-Man: Oui Magazine 1982.
This is one of my favorite things I’ve read lately. It also shows why archiving is important, even of “smut” and other seemingly irrelevant items, because culture is culture and the present is not a good judge of what will be, uh, revealing in the future.
Also, I am 95% sure my dad had that issue of Oui magazine, though I wouldn’t have seen it in 1982. It was probably more around 1986 when my parents got divorced and no one cared where anything was anymore. I remember the woman on the front holding the the flower, though I didn’t really care about Pac-Man as a game at all then or now.
Interestingly, they spell Annabella Lwin’s (of Bow Wow Wow) name wrong on the cover. If that’s an interview with her, I’d like to read it, but could not find a copy of it online. Even if it’s just photos of her, I’d like to see them for that real 1980s feel.
But I could buy that copy of Oui here if I really wanted to.