#Labyrinthine
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digitalramble.bsky.social
it didn’t used to be: in the 80s, 90s and early 2000s it was busy but not labyrinthine
November 12, 2025 at 6:37 AM
shiftercat.bsky.social
An owl observes Cooper and Truman sneaking into One-Eyed Jack's. Its labyrinthine hallways are decorated with fruit wallpaper and gold-framed paintings of nudes.
November 12, 2025 at 4:17 AM
alonlevy.bsky.social
They're a symbol of large airports being labyrinthine and maybe of some megaproject compromises (I think Heathrow is unique in making you take a people mover within the same terminal rather than just between terminals). I'm not 100% sure and Noah knows a lot less about this than I do.
November 12, 2025 at 12:24 AM
a-haiku-bot.bsky.social
labyrinthine glow
beneath the starlit canopy bloom
morning dew glitters
November 11, 2025 at 11:56 PM
maunciple.devil.computer
thinking about how labyrinthine the doctor’s office i went to today was. there was no one at the front desk, just several slips of paper that each said “to get to xyz department, follow these steps” for each department

maybe the front desk guy forgot to take a slip and got lost…
November 11, 2025 at 7:16 PM
robynne-limoges.bsky.social
I understand what you are saying about Kaine because of his constituents. But what proof do you have about Durbin and Sheehan? I have been told that the labyrinthine Congressional process will give each of them a chance to change their vote before anything gets to the stage of law.
November 11, 2025 at 4:54 PM
antheraea.bsky.social
don't forget "annoying overlong labyrinthine ruins with instant-death traps" 😄

shout out to Alftand, which sucks balls and was my introduction to the Dwemer dungeon type
November 11, 2025 at 4:28 PM
telston.bsky.social
"I fled him down the labyrinthine ways
Of my own mind;
And in the mist of tears I hid from him."
November 11, 2025 at 3:15 PM
paolobernardi.bsky.social
"a labyrinthine maze of tunnels"
November 11, 2025 at 3:08 PM
tacj.bsky.social
So Noah Smith somehow got lost travelling from Dublin to Paris and almost lost his connection. I’m trying to work out what went wrong here.
My layover was 1 hour and 30 minutes. As soon as my flight from Dublin arrived at Terminal 2, 1 began looking around for my connecting flight to Paris, which was located in Terminal 5. A helpful immigration officer pointed me in the direction of a free train that I could take to Terminal 5. After walking for about 15 minutes through a labyrinthine maze of tunnels, I arrived at this train. The train required me to get a ticket for the free trip to Terminal 5. After standing in line at a machine, I pressed a button that dispensed this ticket. I then used the ticket to go through a turnstyle. Once on the platform (which was poorly labeled), I discovered -- by asking some locals -+ that the trains for Terminal 4 do not actually go to Terminal 5. (This had not been apparent from any signs or other information in the train station.) I would thus have to wait 17 minutes for the dedicated train to Terminal 5. And so wait I did. About 20 minutes later I arrived at Terminal 5, and discovered that I was in the Departures area. Despite the fact that I was transferring, I would have to go through airport security again. So I waited in line for security, watching other people struggle with the
November 11, 2025 at 1:28 PM
antbit.projectedfigures.com
"I'm just passing through": Tallulah H. Schwab's Kafka-esque MR. K (2024) "makes a labyrinthine hotel a microcosm of bounded, blinkered human experience". On digital from today via @musicboxfilms.com. Recommended. projectedfigures.com/2024/11/15/m...
Mr. K (2024) - Projected Figures
Tallulah Hazekamp Schwab’s Kafka-esque allegory Mr K. makes a labyrinthine hotel a microcosm of bounded, blinkered human experience
projectedfigures.com
November 11, 2025 at 7:50 AM
persenche.bsky.social
no this is 100% correct the labyrinthine turns are what's up

past all that is just 'we're all kinda small and sad and want to be held'.
November 11, 2025 at 6:24 AM
quiet.ink
once you get past my myriad skills and hobbies and dig through the rich interior mindscape from which i analyze the world and navigate that labyrinthine turns of my trauma-molded psyche i think we can all agree that there's just not that much going on, there.
November 11, 2025 at 6:18 AM
a-haiku-bot.bsky.social
autumn starlight
crimson labyrinthine field
distant thunder twilight
November 11, 2025 at 6:12 AM
macxi.bsky.social
I draw the boxes that confine you to these pages. Much in the same way I am confined to the prison of my own life, by the whim of some senseless deity.

I am *their* senseless deity. I have given them life. And coffee shops. And large labyrinthine caverns.
November 11, 2025 at 4:58 AM
bermanmatt.bsky.social
Wandering through a crazy, detailed, often dark and labyrinthine space while Helena Bonham narrates a twisted fairy tale scored to that music pulsing through your headset... whew man, it was a lot. Very cool, and somewhat unsettling, but also... it clearly stuck with me. :)
November 11, 2025 at 12:20 AM
smug.city
What if, instead of the dense and labyrinthine maps the Metroid franchise is known for, we just had sand
nintendousa.bsky.social Nintendo of America [Unofficial] @nintendousa.bsky.social · 1d
Are you ready to put wheels to sand?
November 10, 2025 at 11:28 PM
jaywillis.net
Difficult to express how much I hate these kajillion-dollar companies, who are loosely colluding with one another to make something as simple as account management so labyrinthine as to be functionally impossible ❤️
November 10, 2025 at 10:26 PM
janette.bsky.social
Yeah, we are very far apart on this. Because fighting an entire people being exterminated takes precedence over labyrinthine rules that don’t make sense to a whole lot of people.

And it’s Palestine. Israel’s committing genocide in the West Bank too.
November 10, 2025 at 10:23 PM
robcramer.bsky.social
Lands of Amazement is the Game of the Week! Can cards be polyominos? Can Scott Almes erase the memory of Coaster Park from the collective consciousness? Big tasks! Let's find out!
A collage of images of Lands of Amazement, a game by Scott Almes and published by Button Shy: a doodle of a roller coaster on a mint green sticky note; a Megapark card showing a silhouette of a park called "Labyrinthine Park" with the subtitle "Get lost in the fun!; an array of cards featuring different amusement park rides; a completed Labyrinthine Park made from cards overlapping in different ways to add different icons, like food, rides, games, prizes, and music; the white vinyl wallet for the game with the text in gold print.
November 10, 2025 at 7:57 PM
delboy.bsky.social
Dealing with Monday the best way.

with Doom!!

now playing

Faetooth

Labyrinthine

Fantastic....
November 10, 2025 at 7:14 PM
robynne-limoges.bsky.social
Thanks, Jon. Just reading about that. Congressional processes are labyrinthine and medieval. No wonder one stays in for decades. It takes that long to learn how to manoeuvre.
November 10, 2025 at 7:01 PM
mattbenner.bsky.social
Today our travels take us just a single hex north to the small village of Ushtlzan a fishing and minor trade port that holds secrets and dangers beneath. Hex 0307 - Ushtlzan.

#ahexaday
#dnd
#shadowdark
A small village sits on the coastline. Hex 0307 - Ushtlzan. 0307 - Ushtlzan South and east from Izotwa along the road leading down the coast the village of Ushtlzan provides a stop for travellers and a dock for the few merchants travelling from the western sea. Terrain: Jungle Coast, 1:6 chance to become lost unless following the road or coastline. Encounters: Low frequency, Coastal. Foraging: Food Standard/Water Standards. Ushtlzan Village The village consists of around 50 homes and a few other assorted buildings including an inn and a boathouse. The seafront is walled and fortified against oceanborne attack which represents the most common threat to the village usually from pirates or elven raiders. Fishing and small farms keep the village sustained and a slow but steady flow of trade taxes and dock fees maintain its financial needs. The village is ruled by a small group of elders, who oversee taxation and arbitrate grievances acting as judges if amicable solutions cannot be found. The Tunnels below Before the sea wall was fortified the people of the village used to take cover from attack in a vast network of tunnels lying beneath the village. These tunnels were defended by numerous traps and their twisting labyrinthine layout. Since the fortification of the sea wall these tunnels have fallen into disrepair, often providing a home for the creatures they used to be a barrier against. Whilst many in the village think the tunnels should simply be sealed and forgotten, the older families bemoan the loss of treasures once stowed in the tunnels for protection now lost deep within. Elder Surr At’ar The oldest and longest serving of the village elders Surr At’ar remembers when the tunnels were still the village's main form of defence. She wants to pay adventurers to clear out the tunnels, partly because she believes that a nest of monsters beneath their feet is a ticking time bomb but secretly because her family’s hidden vaults are located within the caves.
November 10, 2025 at 6:57 PM
edsbs.bsky.social
tread not into the labyrinthine contours of my mind palace!
November 10, 2025 at 6:48 PM
movehere.london
(4/7) one-bedroom flat, you might be looking at around £1,800 per month, with two-bedroom flats going upwards of £2,400. The area is well connected with transport links like Warwick Avenue and Maida Vale tube stations — ideal for commuting to the City or anywhere else London's labyrinthine
November 10, 2025 at 6:05 PM