Sam Fujiyama

Sam Fujiyama

@samfujiyama.bsky.social

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Creative computing and small building enthusiast, software developer/landscaper.

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Too bad this Canadian white supremacist organization's emphasis on the importance of a healthy diet of fruits and vegetables is being overshadowed by their call for the extermination of "deformed" children, homosexuals and participation of Jewish people in political and public life.

Announcementscanadianultras.com

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"The collaboration cookbook is a living resource that includes recipes for real creative projects. Each recipe is an instruction for an activity, initiative, or experiment that is the products of people working together in creative partnership." www.collaborationcookbook.com

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Twenty-five years ago today, Lucy Lawless hosted "Saturday Night Live." This one sketch she did burned itself into my brain. I wrote about it once. It's still, maybe stupidly, one of the things I am most proud of. Happy birthday, "Stevie Nicks' Fajita Roundup." www.theringer.com/music/2020/5...

The Story of How ‘Saturday Night Live’ Made the "Stevie Nicks’ Fajita Roundup" Sketchwww.theringer.com In 1998, Lucy Lawless brought down Studio 8H with an impression of the Fleetwood Mac frontwoman imagined as the owner of a bad Mexican restaurant. The sketch is not one of ‘SNL’s’ most famous, b...

She's only 4, but some nights she looks like a 92 year old whose fallen asleep in front of their TV dinner.

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Venusian Bee 🇵🇸

Wastewater is pretty much the only reliable source of information about current infection levels, since testing is barely being done and it’s unclear how hospitalization is counted. This is a decent source: biobot.io/data/ (though I think it’s being discontinued soon)

Biobot Analytics · Databiobot.io Our wastewater intelligence platform monitors the SARS-CoV-2 and MPXV virus concentrations present in wastewater from across the U.S. Click here to take a look.

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My God, I had forgotten about that. Yes, the official term for sharing media wirelessly between two Microsoft Zunes was "squirting." “I want to squirt you a picture of my kids. You want to squirt me back a video of your vacation,” said Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer.

fucking *microsoft* released hardware and software that squirted squirts and called it squirting, i think people should be quite thankful we did not do that here and chose skeet instead.

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Bachelor Buttons got their name because they were worn as a buttonhole flower by young men in love, who took the speed with which the flower faded as an indicator of how much of the feeling was returned. They became popular wedding boutonnière flowers as a result. 🌱

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*tears streaming* SOLIDARITY

Unionion the union onion, mascot for the Japanese Trade Union Confederation

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If Ken Loach had made Star Wars instead of George Lucas in 1977 🤪😂♥️

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Schrödinger's shart.

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"ai is making it so everyone can make art" everyone can make art dumbass it came free with your fucking humanity

Ellie's strong desire for greek salad, and less enthusiasm for cilantro.

The inundation hath begun.

Nosey neighbours.

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Intolerance

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"Twitter users arriving at Bluesky", Théodore Géricault, 1819

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John Fetterman grew a mustache and now right wingers think he's a different guy, which is exactly what a baby would think

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Find of the day, a tail feather from a Boebert Boobied Hand Jobler.

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*to the tune of Eleanor Rigby* Beetlejuice handjob Rubbing a guy at a show while he squeezes my tit Take a vape hit

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This poster from the Kyiv Book Fair 2023 hit me hard and made me tear up. Powerful graphic design that evokes Matisse.

Hard to believe it's been 8 years of living in this 150sqft off grid gulf island tiny home. It's provided invaluable personal healing through difficult times, but has been a bit of an inhibitor on the partnership front. Coming time for something a bit bigger... imgur.com/gallery/xd3y7

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I looked it up. They're murderously exclusionary, ensuring that none of their nectar and pollen will be wasted by generalists!

The paradox of toxic nectar and pollen in death camaswww.colorado.edu Some species of plant, such as death camas, include toxins in nectar and pollen, presenting a bedeviling paradox. Why attract pollinators and then kill them?

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Dear remaining Twitter/X advertisers: If you're onboard with associating your trusted brand with gassing the Jews, you've come to the right place!

Paper towel quantification (PTQ), a lesser known field of absorptive liquid mathematics.

Cute little wild flower found on a Pacific Northwest trail: Toxicoscordion venenosum ("Death camus"), all parts of the plant are toxic, only one known variety of bee can tolerate it, the rest are fatally poisoned. 🌱