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will

@oneironmancy.bsky.social

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a form of divination based upon dreams, and using dreams to predict the future

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Yuu

@yuulinshi.bsky.social

My part in @signalbottles.bsky.social 's AriElster collage

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October 21, 2024 at 5:14 PM

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Michael Senters the Sigillite, ABD. (Yang Wen-li stan)

@mikesenters.bsky.social

You have at least some hope of making a majority of the population smarter than rocks but there is no getting rid of dumb authoritarians once they are in power except through violent upheaval. To quote my favorite fictional character of all time:

July 13, 2025 at 5:41 PM

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晴晴

@sachinteng.bsky.social

My poster for the official JAWS 50th Anniversary art show~The exhibit opens tonight at Art Alliance of Monmouth County in Red Bank, NJ 🦈

A faux retro Taiwanese movie poster of JAWS (1975) all text is in Traditional Chinese. The poster depicts a famous scene of Mrs. Kitner slapping Chief Brody, telling him that her boy is dead. Behind Brody are Mayor Vaughn and Dr. Hooper all look sad and ashamed, heads hanging low. Behind Mrs. Kitner is the funeral director reaching out for Mrs. Kitner, getting ready to take her away from the scene. Mrs. Kitner is dressing all in black. Skirt, blazer, heels, and a hat with a veil. The veil and skirt blowing in the wind. Chief Brody wears glasses, a blue Amity Police jacket, brown shoes, and khakis. His head is low and turned away from the viewer after being slapped. He is looking away from the viewer in shame. Vaughn is wearing a striped blazer with a pink shirt, brown shoes, and dark blue slacks. Hooper is wearing a beanie, glasses, denim jacket, denim pants, and converse shoes. The funeral director wears a fedora, glasses and all black suit. In the background is the tiger shark they mistook for the great white shark, strung up on a hook and rope, and were prematurely celebrating its capture. Further into the background all the townspeople look equally ashamed for the death of the Kitner boy and their now embarrassing celebration.

June 28, 2025 at 7:33 PM

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Lost In Cult

@lostincult.co.uk

Lost In Cult was established on the principles of keeping gaming as an art form alive for generations to come.

We fully commit to #stopkillinggames in both function and spirit.

Gaming and all its intricacies deserve to be immortalised for generations to come.

— Jon Doyle (Owner, Lost In Cult)