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Grumpy Time Kilroy
@kilroyfirelizrd.bsky.social
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Mostly random nonsense from a silly firelizard!
Genderfluid, he/him or they/them!
Current icon by Onisyra
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Today's art commission is of Kilroy involved in an aerial dispute of some kind! What are they fighting about? Maybe a mate, maybe a prime fishing spot, maybe one insulted the other's mom, maybe someone took the last slice of cake? Who knows! Artist is EpicWang/SinopaRapax. Marked graphic for blood
Image of two dragon-like creatures fighting in a tense midair battle. One is bronze, the other is brown. Both have red eyes showing off strong anger as they fight. Both of them have tears in their wings and green blood from multiple scratches and bites from each other. Artist is EpicWang/SinopaRapax
November 28, 2025 at 8:35 PM
kilroyfirelizrd.bsky.social
Holy shit I found some really awesome art I forgot I had in my collection :D I've got a few of these (and I swear I'm missing at least one) but those are Christmas related so I'll share those when December rolls around. But for now, this is my new icon! Artist is Onisyra!
Image of a goldish firelizard with blue pupil-less eyes on a sort of cloudy background. His outline is a thick black, but the inner defining lines for his limbs, muzzle, and ridges are thinner and closer to his body color. His mouth is slightly open as if to speak, showing a pink tongue and two small white canines. The text in white reads "My chew toy is missing. You just volunteered." He's a bit grumpy today! Artist is Onisyra, who unfortunately hasn't seem to have been very active since 2015
November 27, 2025 at 10:51 PM
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It's probably fine, right?
Photograph of the underside of a Lotzza Motzza Buffalo Chicken pizza that has been in a small freezer in my basement completely forgotten about for literal years. The Enjoy By date is September 1 2020. It is now November 22, 2025.
November 22, 2025 at 5:50 PM
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I... That's... Not how that works.
Image of a blue eyed golden cartoony fire lizard laying on his side and confidently asking "Ice fishing is silly. The ice is right there! But you cut a hole in it and try through the hole! Is there better ice underneath?" Below the speech bubble is the catchphrase "That's Firelizard Logic!" The base image was done by @tsunderdog
November 18, 2025 at 8:21 PM
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It's a valid question!
Image of a blue eyed golden cartoony fire lizard laying on his side and confidently asking "Why do they call it oven when you of in the cold food of out hot eat the food?", a reference to that one Garfield meme where Jon Arbuckle is pulling something out of an oven while saying that to Garfield. Below the speech bubble is the catchphrase "That's Firelizard Logic!" The base image was done by @tsunderdog
November 17, 2025 at 9:00 PM
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Speaking of, I grossly overestimated how much material it needs to run, and I think I now have a 12 year's supply of cut sugarcane and silage. Manure and slurry aren't a concern yet, as I have other production facilities that can make use of those.
Screenshot of Farming Simulator 22. A bulk hall storage shed is full of cut sugar beet. I have no idea how much is in there, but there has to be at least a million liters worth. Screenshot of Farming Simulator 22. A twin silage bunker is full of chaff and covered. Each silage bunker has around 1.2 million liters of chaff to turn into silage, for a total of close to, if not over, 2.5 million liters of silage.
October 29, 2025 at 11:38 PM
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I don't know how it is in real life, but man making a shitload of silage in a bunker seems to involve a LOT of just mindless driving around in a 23 ton piece of equipment to compact the grass chaff in Farming Simulator 22
Screenshot of Farming Simulator 22 of a Volvo L180H Front Loader with its bucket raised. It is currently sitting on top of a massive pile of grass chaff in a silage bunker. You have to do a lot of mindless driving around of heavy equipment on top of the bunker chaff to get it to 100% compacted so you can cover it to make silage.
October 28, 2025 at 11:16 PM
kilroyfirelizrd.bsky.social
Oh neat, through very careful positioning of the camera and allowing the ability to clip into buildings I can actually place pallet racking inside my storage shed! And with the euro pallet mod that lets me put things on pallets I can utilize vertical storage of implements just like in real life :D
Screenshot from Farming Simulator 22 of a pallet rack with a couple of tractor implements on it. There's a couple Kubota front loader arms next to it
October 21, 2025 at 11:32 PM
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Okay, think I'm done with the factory building. Everything on the right and top sides of the gravel road (except for the grain silo thing) was there to begin with. Everything on the lower left side of the gravel roads is everything I placed, including the asphalt pathways. It looks almost natural!
Screenshot of Farming Simulator 22's Gnadenthal modded map. Specifically the Blumengart region. Everything is more or less how it is when you start a new save game, but the houses and 3 small fields on the SE side of the roads (shown in the lower left; compass north is to the right side of the screen) have been replaced with factories and a warehouse that are not base map buildings. The map only includes a dairy, grainery, and oil pressing plant as production points, so I had to add my own production points for literally everything else. I still need a few things like a bakery, a spinnery, and a tailor, but I can place those on other parts of the map. I just wanted the Blumengart region to be the commercial/industrial sector of the map. I'll probably place the bakery and such along the main road closer to town. I also need to throw down a greenhouse section somewhere, and a biogas plant but the greenhouses will end up somewhere near the main road going east/west, and the biogas plant will end up being somewhere on the south of the map, probably taking up one of the larger fields at the end of the main north/south road.
October 18, 2025 at 2:19 AM
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Ugh half of these fields are going to require plowing. Including the grass fields and the poplar field, which sucks because those are the only crops that grow back after harvesting, so I'm going to have to harvest, mulch, plow, lime, fertilize, seed, roll, weed, and fertilize them AGAIN.
Screenshot of Farming Simulator 22's tablet screen, showing the map of Nebraska Lands 22 (16x) map mod. All the red areas are fields that need to be plowed (eventually.) It doesn't look like a lot, but with this being a 16x map that means that there's essentially 16 normal sized maps worth of space being shown. To be fair this also includes non-field properties and roads due to how the map was coded, but that's still over half the fields that need to be mulched and plowed before I can do literally anything else, otherwise I take a hit to the yield that I can harvest.
October 12, 2025 at 5:39 AM
kilroyfirelizrd.bsky.social
I think what happened was I misplaced the terminal screw and used the screw for the breaker panel. Split the damn thing clean in half. Anyway, since the garage door is out of commission and there are no active lights in the garage anyway, I just swapped the 15 amp breaker for that instead.
Photo of a 20 amp breaker on its side split in half because some dumbass (me) used the wrong screw to attach a wire. Accidentally mixed up the terminal screw with the screw for the front breaker panel, which is longer. So now the wire that was attached to that is now double tapped on another 20 amp breaker. I am WELL aware that this is against code, but I cannot get a replacement breaker until tomorrow, and the only thing on that circuit is the water softeners. I will be replacing that breaker properly and putting the wire back where it belongs when I can get a new breaker.
October 9, 2025 at 3:40 AM
kilroyfirelizrd.bsky.social
You know what annoys the hell out of me? Game controllers that are SUPER OBVIOUS that it is modular and has attachment points for other things, yet NO ATTACHMENTS exist for it! Like literally this thing has a mounting point above the control panel! But there are NO attachments for it!
Angled profile shot of the Saitek Heavy Equipment Control Panel designed specifically for use with Giants' Farming Simulator game series. There's a red circle showing where something could be attached, and two red lines where fasteners can go. But NOTHING exists for it.
October 8, 2025 at 11:08 PM
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I'm apparently not kidding when I said hundreds of hours. Holy shit D:
Cropped screenshot of my Steam library, showing Farming Simulator 22 with 880 hours played. I was REALLY into it for quite some time apparently!
October 6, 2025 at 4:36 AM
kilroyfirelizrd.bsky.social
Meatloaf :D
Photograph of a meatloaf fresh out of the oven! Recipe in previous posts in thread!
September 27, 2025 at 11:23 PM
kilroyfirelizrd.bsky.social
Oops, forgot to tag it. I'm not used to posting these kinds of things.. Anyway, here's the unedited original drawn by @shadderstag.bsky.social :D
Drawing of a goldish/bronzish feral dragon/firelizard with his pink penis hanging out. He's got a chocolate iced donut ring hanging off of his dick
September 21, 2025 at 9:45 PM
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With Bsky's new vague TOS coming up that has a LOT of artists I know upset, I thought I'd share this picture I had done of my character. However, because it's not entirely clear that everyone involved is consenting, I made a slight edit to make sure consent is 100% clear :D
Drawing of a goldish/bronzish feral dragon/firelizard with his pink penis hanging out. He's got a chocolate iced donut ring hanging off of his dick. The donut is clearly consenting to this!
September 21, 2025 at 9:43 PM
kilroyfirelizrd.bsky.social
They sell pre-broken spaghetti now
Pot-sized spaghetti. Why is this even? Just fold it into the pot as it softens!
September 6, 2025 at 5:50 PM
kilroyfirelizrd.bsky.social
Oh yeah that definitely snapped on the bottom hinge of the lever. That's annoying.
Photograph of the inner door handle of a 2007 Chevrolet HHR LS. The chrome plated plastic handle is broken on the bottom half of the two piece hinge, where it connects to the linkage that operates the door latch. It is a very obnoxious break to happen as now I have to open the door from the outside even when I'm inside the car.
August 29, 2025 at 11:06 PM
kilroyfirelizrd.bsky.social
Well it took a few in game weeks but I've finally got a good setup while waiting on some more scanners and stampers to become available for near full automation. Eventually I want to get lines set up directly to their destinations, but for now I can approve or deny everything from one spot.
Screenshot of Parcel Simulator. In the center of the screen is a table with a tablet (that I really only use to double check something I'm not sure on,) an inspection station for inspecting the contents of certain packages, a sticker printer, and a hand scanner and keypad for serial numbers (no longer needed as they are autoscanned towards the beginning of the line.) The belt to the immediate left is approvals to be sorted to their destination gates (I'll eventually have a belt for each gate but belts are EXPENSIVE for how many I need,) the belt to the upper left is incoming for final inspection and pre-approvals, the belt to the upper right is the rejection line awaiting denial stickers. The V belt is pre-rejected freight to go straight to the returns gate, and the conveyer on the very far right of the screen (under the upper right information displaying time, correct and incorrect submissions, and current money) is where the rejection line runs directly to the returns gate; I can easily put rejected packages on that line from here.
August 14, 2025 at 2:35 AM
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My makeshift air purifier :P I have to run the fan on low because the filter restricts the air to the point that any higher risks burning the motor out. Blower fans are pretty powerful!

I'm also not sure if the air is flowing through the filter correctly.
Photo of a blower style fan sitting on its side on a bed with a round HEPA filter sitting on top, and a cap on top of the filter. The filter and cap came from a broken air purifier. The fan is sitting on its side partly because I have no way to secure the filter (the suction helps seal it but the weight of the filter is too much for it to be held by vacuum) and partly because it pulls air from the other side, likely as a way to keep the motor cool. ... Which is probably bad to block off but the air being sucked in is bypassing the filter and reducing the purifying capabilities.
August 2, 2025 at 5:12 PM
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I have no idea how any of this shit is supposed to fit together. I wish I could find a picture to work with
Photograph of a Fossil watch with the internals basically scattered. How the hell does all this fit together?
July 16, 2025 at 1:44 AM
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Holy shit the skill gap on Tick Tock Hop is CRAZY. From 466 to 1,115?! Man my meager 93 feels insanely insignificant now D:
Screenshot from Mario Party Superstars of the Ticktock Hop rankings. I apparently rank 1927 on the global scoreboard with 93. The first 4 ranks are over 1,100, and the 5th rank is 466
July 13, 2025 at 5:12 PM
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No idea where the bolt for the pedestal is but the drain pipe is at least (hopefully) repaired properly with an extension glued in and the wall pipe properly compression fitted in to that.
Photo of a pedestal sink drain with an extension pipe properly glued into the pipe behind the wall, and a compression fitting joining the trap to wall pipe instead of just being loosely fitted and sealed with silicone.
July 6, 2025 at 9:38 PM
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Wave your arms in the air like you just don't care!
July 5, 2025 at 12:59 AM
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Hole in the wall is plugged with a rubber compression test plug. Hopefully this will be enough to stop the sewer gases until I can get it fixed Friday. I did get an extension and some primer to go with the glue so I'm more or less all set.
Photograph of my disgusting bathroom wall with a plastic threaded rubber plug in a hole where the bathroom sink drain runs into. There's a nasty trail of slime staining running down from the opening where silicone sealant used to seal the pipe started leaking. I'm going to be installing a threaded extension so that it can be properly sealed with a slip compression fitting.
July 3, 2025 at 12:54 AM