Erin Butler
@eleighbutler
Many things, but mostly older than dirt. Writer for Nucks Misconduct. Small business owner. Irredeemably political. Pronouns: Who/Me?
Hiding a doorbell behind a more interesting structure. In the case, a wooden faux-steel gear. (Please excuse the light bands. They're an artifact of the fluorescent lamp.)
Good luck to all the Americans here. Jesse Duquette's cartoon is just *chef's kiss* Now, to soccer! Go Canada!
If you aren't familiar with the friendly pelican meme, I can't blame you. But:
This is what I got at their site when I looked up The Guardian, though:
Questionable Content is one of the first comic series I ever read online. Started years ago, and still enjoy it. Watching it change has been fun!
I mean, it _is_ going to be a slog for the next few years in #Canucks Land...
"If we change something, then something might change, and THEN what will we do?" Lottery in June, corn be heavy soon and all that.
Q: "Why is [insert nation here] running out of money? A *points directly at billionaires*
Germany up 6-1 with ten minutes left. Save your processing power and thank Curacao for the show, okay guys?
The NHL draft combine is wrapping up, and though I don't put a lot of stock in the numbers, it is fun to see what unfamiliar names come up where. And may I, once again, say that AI frikkin' sucks?
Bad news! Looks like they've clocked what you and "your crew" are _really_ planning! (Jeeze, how long would the waiting list be here...?)
If you got one of these, then it ain't the end of the world...though I suspect that % content may have something to do with it! (Haven't tried this one yet, but like la Fin du Monde just fine. Worth trying!)
Too bright outside to get a good shot, but the Pride tat is up in the shop. 😎 The window dressing changes each month, depending on whatever thing we want to celebrate. The flag in the wall sticks year-round, though.
Totally legit business with a totally legit address letting me know I should click on their link to listen to a voicemail I somehow got.
*sigh* The difference between "truth" and "reality" is that reality remains when you travel somewhere else.