It always looked good, just played poorly.
It always looked good, just played poorly.
Lovely, but I’d like to note this happened 7 years ago in 2017 :)
This was a whole section in one of recent episodes of sir David Attenborough’s Planet Earth III. Literally looks like npr watched an episode and decided to turn it into a story.
The progression of alphabets reminded me very much of the ones used in the game “Chants of Sennaar”. Wonder if there’s any connection.
“Building Stories” by Chris Ware. Not a book, but a deconstructed graphic novel that comes in a box full of different formats and sizes - from a newspaper to a tiny bubblegum sized strip. You read them in any order you please, learning stories of people who live in the same building, while also building your own path through the stories.
It’s one of my most prized pieces of literature.
Same author (Andy Weir), different book: “Project Hail Mary”. Almost a spiritual successor to “The Martian” and gives you cozy feels AF.
Just now, in 2023? I thought this barbarism was outlawed worldwide with some fringe exceptions.
Yummmm. I mean, no yumm, but so pretty.
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We had two trees die of “sunstroke” a year ago, so it’s nice to see underground life continues!
Near Seattle and I see them everywhere these days.
As a Polish person (living abroad) I am equally delighted as I am surprised to keep hearing good things coming out of my country recently. It felt like a string of cringe and shame for years. Then suddenly it’s like I jumped to an alternative timeline.
Maybe Disney will buy the Monty Python IP and remake “The Life of Brian” in the Star Wars universe.
Truly, a lineup worthy of all these Billions of dollars spent in acquisitions and thousands of lives fucked with layoffs.