Post a perfect album from the 90s that isn't nirvana, soundgarden, pearl jam, or alice in chains.
Seen on a wine bottle. That...doesn't actually speak to quality or anything, does it?
I can't ever let anyone reply to my AO3 comments ever again
Same thing with alt text, with some context provided by this article: www.australianphotography.com/news/snow-le... (Content note for article: the wildlife photos shown include animals killed for food (no gore), orphaned babies, and zoomed in close-ups of bees)
Someone with, like, money and influence and event-planning skills should hire all these artists for a counter-concert that raises money for some good cause that helps people Trump has harmed
The interesting thing is a Google search in Verbatim mode turns up zero results for "smells like violets and social change." So either they're suppressing the pages where the phrase appears, or the phrase doesn't even appear on any of the pages they're allegedly citing
Attempting alt text because I can't resist sharing it, but if anyone actually knows what the structure is, please do chime in!
Boldly and unapologetically offering the absolute minimum skill and effort humanly possible #OliveArt Someone with art theory/history knowledge could probably name an official art style that it could be argued this falls under
I just got here and have no idea if something happened or these are four unaffiliated people talking about four unaffiliated things or something in between
The "click here" on this banner on top of the LCBO website just takes you to a Google Maps search of "LCBO near me", with no indication whatsoever of which stores are open Easter Monday
Does anyone know who originally made this meme, so I can give proper credit next time I have cause to use it? I know the comic strip is Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson, but I'm wondering who originally labelled it with Canadian political parties.
So who's the dog looking dead-ass at the camera like it's an episode of The Office in this pic?
Post 4 fictional characters you relate to and let people assume things about you