Dreamboat Annie
@soulwithoutaking.bsky.social
retired scientist, wannabe wanderer. fond of run-on sentences, no caps, & lots of em dashes. and bikes. always bikes. same shitposting as on the hellsite but much higher-toned.
ectoderm, endoderm, epithelium, epidermis: Epstein walked away from some lecture or friendly lab talk with a garbled understanding of what the hell that guy was talking about. but thought he was such a genius that he could make some kind of cosmic connection out of things he thought he now knew.
November 13, 2025 at 4:02 PM
ectoderm, endoderm, epithelium, epidermis: Epstein walked away from some lecture or friendly lab talk with a garbled understanding of what the hell that guy was talking about. but thought he was such a genius that he could make some kind of cosmic connection out of things he thought he now knew.
the Lateral Collateral Ligament is one of the 4 ligaments that connect the top bone in your leg to the bottom bones of your leg—& ligaments are famous for having a very poor ability to heal or repair themselves. Modern orthopedic medicine has largely dedicated itself to this fundamental problem.
November 11, 2025 at 8:32 PM
the Lateral Collateral Ligament is one of the 4 ligaments that connect the top bone in your leg to the bottom bones of your leg—& ligaments are famous for having a very poor ability to heal or repair themselves. Modern orthopedic medicine has largely dedicated itself to this fundamental problem.
the key to being successfully MAGA is to have this relationship with reality:
November 10, 2025 at 4:29 PM
the key to being successfully MAGA is to have this relationship with reality:
Release The Epstein Files Field
November 9, 2025 at 3:50 AM
Release The Epstein Files Field
he reminds me very much of this actor—whose name I have never bothered to learn—who plays the asshole leader of his department in Chicago PD. He plays an "old-style" cop who lies on the stand, illegally cages & beats up suspects, unapologetically breaks every rule & intimidates all his subordinates.
November 8, 2025 at 3:19 PM
he reminds me very much of this actor—whose name I have never bothered to learn—who plays the asshole leader of his department in Chicago PD. He plays an "old-style" cop who lies on the stand, illegally cages & beats up suspects, unapologetically breaks every rule & intimidates all his subordinates.
they're both wrong—he's the Angel Gabardine.
November 7, 2025 at 1:52 AM
they're both wrong—he's the Angel Gabardine.
"...starting to contend with the fact that the president will soon be gone..."
that dude's been gone for a long time. only the long memory of grievances and the massive ego remains.
that dude's been gone for a long time. only the long memory of grievances and the massive ego remains.
November 6, 2025 at 9:49 PM
"...starting to contend with the fact that the president will soon be gone..."
that dude's been gone for a long time. only the long memory of grievances and the massive ego remains.
that dude's been gone for a long time. only the long memory of grievances and the massive ego remains.
there's no teleprompter & it isn't about him. why should he care?
November 6, 2025 at 7:05 PM
there's no teleprompter & it isn't about him. why should he care?
Watching the oddest episode of The A Team I've ever seen: from 1986, "Quarterback Sneak"—early in the 5th season when it got weird, but before it was so weird it got canceled. Featuring Joe Namath, John Matuszak, Jim Brown. & an uncredited (on iMDB) Jerry Van Dyke. a dimly remembered different time.
November 3, 2025 at 9:43 PM
Watching the oddest episode of The A Team I've ever seen: from 1986, "Quarterback Sneak"—early in the 5th season when it got weird, but before it was so weird it got canceled. Featuring Joe Namath, John Matuszak, Jim Brown. & an uncredited (on iMDB) Jerry Van Dyke. a dimly remembered different time.
something appears to have happened but I can't bear to watch. it all feels like The Empire Strikes Back.
November 2, 2025 at 1:34 AM
something appears to have happened but I can't bear to watch. it all feels like The Empire Strikes Back.
you can see #2 staring in amazement at the botox on #5
November 2, 2025 at 12:08 AM
you can see #2 staring in amazement at the botox on #5
the requirements of that stomach have been momentarily assuaged & Riley is—temporarily—at peace.
November 1, 2025 at 7:46 PM
the requirements of that stomach have been momentarily assuaged & Riley is—temporarily—at peace.
as in......not dead yet??? he was very reminiscent of Tom Baker's Doctor back in the day.
November 1, 2025 at 7:31 PM
as in......not dead yet??? he was very reminiscent of Tom Baker's Doctor back in the day.
I found this fascinating thread a bit difficult to pursue through to the end, but if you get there, you will find this photo of Jordan Peterson looking exactly like a garter snake.
October 31, 2025 at 3:39 AM
I found this fascinating thread a bit difficult to pursue through to the end, but if you get there, you will find this photo of Jordan Peterson looking exactly like a garter snake.
it's definitely Lara Trump: dark brown hair bleached semi-blonde; lots of foundation, mascara & grey eye shadow & a general air of having had a lot of work done. definitely she.
October 30, 2025 at 10:23 PM
it's definitely Lara Trump: dark brown hair bleached semi-blonde; lots of foundation, mascara & grey eye shadow & a general air of having had a lot of work done. definitely she.
Cuomo also dredged up 9/11--again--, saying Mamdani doesn't understand what 9/11 did to NYC. Cuomo has a long history of milking 9/11 for political points.
October 29, 2025 at 5:22 PM
Cuomo also dredged up 9/11--again--, saying Mamdani doesn't understand what 9/11 did to NYC. Cuomo has a long history of milking 9/11 for political points.
I'm beginning to feel a little overwhelmed by this geranium in the kitchen window. sometimes geraniums just sputter—like the small one down below left. it was outside all summer & ought to have thrived. but the monster listens to sports radio & hogs all the window light.
October 29, 2025 at 4:55 PM
I'm beginning to feel a little overwhelmed by this geranium in the kitchen window. sometimes geraniums just sputter—like the small one down below left. it was outside all summer & ought to have thrived. but the monster listens to sports radio & hogs all the window light.
btw, I dug that ruler out of a drawer & I think it must have been my dad's—possibly one of my older brothers's. I'm sure it's from the early 50's—even earlier, if it was my dad's. I still have some of his really old stuff & my youngest brother still has all of his old tools. it's a reverence thing.
October 29, 2025 at 4:24 PM
btw, I dug that ruler out of a drawer & I think it must have been my dad's—possibly one of my older brothers's. I'm sure it's from the early 50's—even earlier, if it was my dad's. I still have some of his really old stuff & my youngest brother still has all of his old tools. it's a reverence thing.
the oak trees in my neighborhood are mostly Oregon White Oak—a species that I understand to be mostly regional to the Willamette Valley—at least now. the leaves, when they turn, are an uninteresting dull tannish-brown, & their sizes vary considerably. the biggest leaves are startlingly large.
October 29, 2025 at 4:18 PM
the oak trees in my neighborhood are mostly Oregon White Oak—a species that I understand to be mostly regional to the Willamette Valley—at least now. the leaves, when they turn, are an uninteresting dull tannish-brown, & their sizes vary considerably. the biggest leaves are startlingly large.
prior to 2021, minor league teams were, at least to some extent, their own entities. although most or all were widely regarded as farm teams for specific franchises, they could still call their souls their own. but in 2021, it was sign or die. everything changed then. but really way before then.
October 27, 2025 at 4:26 PM
prior to 2021, minor league teams were, at least to some extent, their own entities. although most or all were widely regarded as farm teams for specific franchises, they could still call their souls their own. but in 2021, it was sign or die. everything changed then. but really way before then.
My city has a minor league team also—the Ems have been here as long as I can remember, but they will soon have to either move or fold. The city voted against the construction of a new park last year. It's all because of—IMHO—MLB's overreach, making new requirements few cities have finances to meet.
October 27, 2025 at 2:35 PM
My city has a minor league team also—the Ems have been here as long as I can remember, but they will soon have to either move or fold. The city voted against the construction of a new park last year. It's all because of—IMHO—MLB's overreach, making new requirements few cities have finances to meet.
I wonder who the Packer was who had on one green shoe, one yellow shoe.
October 27, 2025 at 1:59 PM
I wonder who the Packer was who had on one green shoe, one yellow shoe.
it's weird but I had never even heard of the term until recently; it IS odd that we've never coined a term for it in English, but we don't really need one, since everyone seems to know the French term. We can say someone's stuck in no-man's land, but there's no term for the whole bitter experience.
October 26, 2025 at 5:21 PM
it's weird but I had never even heard of the term until recently; it IS odd that we've never coined a term for it in English, but we don't really need one, since everyone seems to know the French term. We can say someone's stuck in no-man's land, but there's no term for the whole bitter experience.