Finch!

yeah this is your daily reminder that science has actually concluded porn addiction doesnt exist www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/wome...

Kids grow fast, and so do we.

This fall, we're adding more than 1,000 seats for universal 3-K in 56 zip codes. Childcare will be more accessible and affordable across all five boroughs.

Back view

Commission for @thejunkpyotr.bsky.social

The Day We Met: Chapter 4, Page 35

human?

ok whore

An inflatable sheep with a tag on his ear lays at the mercy of several clawed hands which grope and poke at his body. Dialogue from one the clawed characters off-screen read “this is a great toy, you said we can break it, right?” Another responds “yeah, but not so fast—“ and a third says “I’ll bet money that he pops it first, lol.” Despite the wide grin on his face, the sheep’s eyes look terrified. A thought bubble from the silent objectified creature reads, “Please, please stop! You’re going to—!”

Poor little sheep toy
For @choob.bsky.social

Zibus Bibus!

#Lackadaisy

⚠️BREAKING NEWS⚠️

Local friendly Shep wants to make friends with anything that moves!

#NFC2026

painted doggie

You told him to be a good boy and sit, but you didn’t say where~

🎨, 📷️: @dracorumorder.bsky.social

More Casino Royale :) This one is from 2024, for Tazz, thank you for checking it out ^^

Why would they continue to sell gasoline if only 5% of their customers need it? It's a gargantuan expense to ship in fossil fuels, store them correctly, and maintain that infrastructure.

1/10th or 1/20th the utilisation could make it completely unprofitable even at $20 a gallon

Leonidas, a regal lion in a red loincloth and golden armor, is being inspected by two zebras in minimal garb. Their junk is out, and one is erect unknowingly pressing against Leonidas's chin.

"Checkmate"
--
Leonidas's expansion inland has taken a turn, but his immediate capture by the zebra kingdom has given him some alternative ideas...

Thankfully the locals seem to want him alive, so perhaps he can solve how the zebras produce their chief export:

A substance known as "sweet wine".

then have more robotics companies, or nationalise the robotics company

Painterly commission

People worry 'moderate' Democrats are the same as Republicans. Our study shows they're right Men who refer to themselves as 'moderate' or 'centrist' score basically the same on values and opinions as people who identify themselves as 'conservative'

Before you let them force you to vote for Newsom read this, then push back

www.independent.co.uk/voices/biden...

that doesn't help much because the infrastructure of tens of thousands of petrol stations won't be financially viable

more things that are bad:

-not paying for your subway fare
-playing loud music/videos on transit without headphones
-littering
-all sorts of shady car stuff like covering up your license plate, registering your car in the wrong state, getting a fake disability placard, speeding, etc.

shoplifting is bad. cheating on your taxes is bad. smoking on the train is bad. not picking up your dog’s poop is bad.

we live in a society, act like it!

Hold on to your spark

He is a little curious

My ass was not paying attention in my company meeting 😅

O’Neil pool party

In this specific instance: far more space to build, no necessity for a lift bridge, a pipeline of similar works so there's local experience in building stuff like this

It's definitely an issue, but the biggest reason for the huge cost estimates for cycle bridges beyond Tower Bridge is that they'd need to be lift bridges to account for both grade and big ships

A grey, orange, and green painterly and stylized anthro coyote figure dances and sways, swinging their red, beaded, embroidered coat against an abstract background. An antler with a broken tine is superimposed in front of the figure, complementing their movement.

"Antler Dance"
18"x24"
Acrylic, paint pen, colored pencil, soft pastel, and charcoal on reclaimed wood

Sway to the rhythm of nature's perfection. Stand strong like the antler, and know that even if you fall and shatter, you'll grow back even stronger.

British people watching this advert in the early 80s: "Haha, brains!"

American tourists in Britain watching this advert in the early 80s: "WHAT"

Magpies…never ones to keep opinions to themselves.

Can’t resist sharing this charcoal sketch again of my noisy neighbour this morning.

three door double deckers next!

Me luring @artofzue.bsky.social
into my devious plans