Friday Ephemera (832)
It’s his surfboard now, baby. || Big shaking booty. || Boof. || On buying a computer, 1980s. || Mr Reubens has 600 banjos, 1979. || On Columbo and creating intrigue without mystery. || Rotation detected. || What do drugs do? (1971) || So how was your day, dear? || Colour counter. Less than 50 is unacceptable. || Tastes like chicken. || Incoming. || Detection detected. || We’ve all done it. || Sci-fi franchise convergence. || Diverging values. || Divert auxiliary power to the filter. || Tony Hancock in The Impersonator, 1959. || More than a hanging flap, you know. || Grip strength confirmed. || Passing piglings. || The progressive retail experience, parts 755, 756, 757, 758, 759 and 760. || Place in food chain negotiation. || Scenes of shouting, tugging and bodily fluid. || And finally, a project for the weekend.
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Having grown up with a globe in the house, I always saw Norway and Canada as being hydrocephalic on the Mercator projections.
At no point did I reckon that the polar countries were more important because they looked bigger on that map.
Being much more progressive than you, Beatrice hearts dysgenics.
“The costumes make people uncomfortable, organizers say. Furries call it discrimination.”
First, you’re damned right it’s discrimination. Everyone should exercise such judgement.
Second, the costumes don’t make people “uncomfortable.” Discomfort is a lame reason to change rules and erect barriers.
The costumes GROSS PEOPLE OUT because they know what they’re for.
And furthermore, those moronic “fursonas” are absurd. Wanna be a fox? Fine, but make yourself look like an actual fox, not a cartoon.