Little Green Hexagons

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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
homestarrunner
mothtowers

Strong Sad is a fat emo trans man in a small town who cant bring himself to wear anything but grey hoodies. Homestar is an athlete with undiagnosed adhd and autism who peaked in high school and now works in a call center. Marzipan is a hippie who is at least not an antivaxxer but probably believes processed food is what causes depression. Strong Bad is a niche internet microcelebrity with nothing really material to show for it except for an exorbitant amount of special interest knowledge and Teen Girl Squad is his outsider art. Pompom is a rich failson whose nonverbality limits his friend group to the rest of the cast. The King of Town is one of those guys who won the lottery and lives a decadent but relatively lower class lifestyle so he doesnt have to work for the rest of his life and Poopsmith is there to make sure his body doesnt take months to be discovered when he dies. Bubs is self explanatory. Strong Mad and Coach Z are guys you can find working at any fast food restaurant.

Bubs is self explanatory my mouth was a broken jpg!
dduane
aristoteliancomplacency

Beans.

My partner and I have a running joke with a friend. Every time he goes on holiday we increase the quantity of beans in his flat.

The first time we bought ~30 cans of kidney beans and hid them around the house like some Easter egg hunt thing but with beans.

The Second time we bought ~6kg dried white beans and hid those in various places. Nearly every receptacle that could safely hold beans became the home of beans. My personal favourite was emptying an oat milk carton, very carefully washing and drying it, filling it with beans and then just putting it back among several other cartons.

He went on holiday again a couple of weeks ago. Obviously there is an expectation of bean-based shenanigans. And obviously we have to beat our previous efforts.

Our friend has (had) a mosaic on his wall of the famous Marilyn Monroe Pop-Art by Andy Warhol. He made the mosaic himself. Over the last couple of weeks we have spent hours and hours assembling a frame, drawing up a pattern and gridding out a 70 x 70 frame and gluing an untold amount of beans to it. I have spent over 21 hours gluing beans to a frames.

For the last couple of days I ended up going to bed at 5:00 am because I lost track of time whilst experimenting with which types of glue works best with different beans (I now have *opinions* on this, y’all). The day of our friend’s return we spent the morning and afternoon grouting the piece and wiping it down and wiping it down again and wiping it down again because grout is just like that. In the evening we went to install the mosaic, just a few hours before his return. Here’s a comparison between the original and our clearly superior replication, and the new piece installed in its rightful place.

a photo of the bean mosaic hanging on the wall. it is made of kidney beans for the background and red lips, black beans for the shadows, white beans for the skin and yellow beans for the hair.ALT
photo of the two mosaics lying side by side. the red of the tiled mosaic is brighter than the red of the bean mosaic and has less white grout showing through than the bean replicaALT
aristoteliancomplacency

It took him over a day to notice. So for over a day he was wandering round his house knowing there were beans somewhere, but not knowing where.

cronepunk
cronepunk
3liza

very funny to imagine the prehistoric women depicted in "venus figurines" being told they are "morbidly obese" by modern physicians. listen to me neolithic matriarch. you are fat. hunting wild game and knapping flint axes and walking 4 miles a day is not enough exercise. you have prediabetes and need to eat under 1500kcal or you will die. tsk tsk. your sleep hygiene is bad. you look at the fire too much at bedtime

revginapond
revginapond

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Jack Kirby, haunted by the memories of a failed colonization mission and the loss of his lover, seeks solace in a new position as Religious Program Specialist on a remote PreCol station. Surprised to find a new family in his colleagues– his boss, the enigmatic Chaplain Marsha Brooks, cheerful Ensign Jenny, and determined Ensign Mark– he is able to finally start healing. However, after terrorists target a ship from the AI nation of Survey, Jack soon becomes embroiled in an espionage game that has galactic implications. As the stakes rise and dangers loom, can Jack keep his new family safe? 

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