Susieus Maximus

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They say you are what you eat, but I don't recall eating a disgruntled old woman.

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Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Jul 6

Time to haul out my unfortunately evergreen tweet again.

Copy of a tweet sent by me on Jan 7, 2021

Never underestimate the breadth and depth of Matt Stoller's capacity to be wrong.

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Jul 3

Photo of a box of AYDS appetite suppressant candy, which at one time was quite popular, but took a nosedive in sales post ~ 1985 for reasons that the reader may easily surmise.

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Jul 3

I yoinked this from a friend, who yoinked it from someone else, so I can't credit the creator (other than Andrew Wyeth), but they have my admiration and my gratitude, whoever they may be.

Simulation of a painting. The foreground is the familiar figure in Andrew Wyeth's "Christina's World" -- a young woman with dark hair wearing a light-colored dress. She is half-sitting, half-lying on a large, empty expanse of grass, turned away from the viewer toward what lies behind her, and reaching toward it. Instead of the Olson house, however, what she reaches toward across the empty lawn is The Great American State Fair.

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· May 19

Share an 80s TV show you love Bosom Buddies would have been my first choice, but since it's taken, I'm going with

Photo of the cast of the 1980s tv series L.A. Law.

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· May 7

Still the best film adaptation of Xenophon 's Anabasis

Still image of a moment from the movie The Warriors (1979) -- eight young men of various descriptions are walking down a sidewalk at night in a city. They wear different pants and t-shirts, some are shirtless, but all wear an identical brown leather vest.

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Apr 28

Don't sleep on The Freshman, it is classic Kirby.

Scene from the movie The Freshman (1990): Marlon Brando, Penelope Ann Miller, Bruno Kirby, and Matthew Broderick, all dressed in evening attire befitting The Gourmet Club, appear to be having a somewhat intense yet amiable discussion.

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Apr 22

Queen of Hearts (1989)

Poster for the film Queen of Hearts, released in 1989, directed by Jon Amiel, written by Tony Grisoni, and starring Anita Zagaria, Joseph Long, and Vittorio Duse. The tag line is, "An epic tale of romance, revenge, and cappucino" which is actually a pretty good tagline for this movie.

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Mar 28

New ways to do this, except it's movies! Wonderful!

On left, a painting of Jesus Christ, wearing a crown of thorns. On the right, a "restoration" that made him look like a quizzical Andre the Giant.

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Mar 20

However, definitely worth reporting and blocking.

Screenshot of skeet from account @tannerps1968.bsky.social:

You sect of Baptists have fled from the teachings of Jesus and God and have replaced it with Zionist Nazism and The Synagogue of Satan.

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Jan 24

POST AN EMERGENCY CAT PIC

A cardboard house for cats is printed with a picture of a cat wearing a beautiful blue and grey kimono, seated with his legs crossed in front of a low table on which sits a piece of shrimp sushi. Where the face of the cat in the picture should be, there is a little round window, out of which peers Henry, a black and white short-haired tuxedo cat, who was 6 or 7 months old at the time. He is a kitten I fostered, along with his 3 brothers, and this is one of the pictures I got to see of him in his forever home. I still miss him, but I love that his family is so devoted to him they got him this wonderful house.

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Jan 23

White text on a blue background:

Shout out to all the grandparents just liking whatever their grandchildren post whether they know what it means or not.

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Jan 15

For those of us who might not recognize this reference, I want to share the joy and beauty of what I found upon searching, for it is indeed awesome all on its own, and even awesomer if you imagine it with lasers on its wings.

Phone caption from Twin Cities Pioneer Press:

"Holding the hand of his father, Jonas Dubin, 20-month-old Miles Dubin reaches up to touch 'The Calling,' which is believed to be the world’s tallest loon sculpture, in St. Paul Thursday, Oct. 17, 2024. The sculpture was officially dedicated in a new sculpture park at University and Snelling avenues, outside the Allianz Field soccer stadium in St. Paul. (Frederick Melo / Pioneer Press)"

To give an idea of the scale, both the boy and his father are dwarfed by the statue; it is five or six times the height of the father, and depicts a loon siting on its haunches with its head back and wings outspread, on the point of hooting. It is not painted to be lifelike, it appears to be a textured silvery metal with a matte finish, looking almost like the craqueleur on an older painting or ceramic, or perhaps a mosaic.

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Jan 14

Hah, that's what I say to my crows!

Photo from the walkway to my apartment looking out toward the street, ~ 8:30 a.m. About 15 crows are wandering around on the sidewalk and a little way up the walkway waiting for me to throw them some more peanuts (raw, in the shell). The green of the very sketchy lawn is visible on either side of the walkway, as well as some trees and bushes.

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Jan 9

Fabulous! He reminds me so much of this spectacular monocular little guy I fostered.

Photo of boy cat aged approx 5 mos. He looks very much like the cat in the thread this is posted to: black and white tuxedo cat with left eye missing (sewn shut, and almost unnoticeable). He is sitting on top of a little cabinet in my bathroom. His name at the time was Jack, and I still miss him.

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Jan 1

Art Nouveau style drawing, ink on sepia-colored background -- a beautiful woman wearing an amazing headdress that is somewhere between a chrysanthemum and a pair of angel's wings. She has large cabbage roses in her hair and wears a long, flowing, sleeveless gown. In a fold in one of the layers of her gown she holds flowers, which she is strewing before her.

Across the top of the image, there is a banner reading "NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS". In the lower left-hand corner appear the words "MAY HAPPINESS STREW WITH FLOWERS YOUR PATH THROUGH THE NEW YEAR"

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Dec 29

QED, MAGA fuckers. Yes, it's from 1961, maybe it looks a little cringey now, I don't know, but at the time it was a clear statement of love, peace, and unity among peoples.

Norman Rockwell cover for The Saturday Evening Post, "The Golden Rule", published in 1961. The painting depicts adults and children from different ethnic, racial, and religious groups, many with their heads bowed reverently, some with hands held as if in prayer. It's a beautiful image, clearly meant to convey the idea of unity and peace for all humanity. The words, "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you" are emblazoned in gold lettering in the lower center of the image.

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Dec 21

share an old picture Me giving a little girl named Michelle a piggy-back ride, taken at the birthday party of my then-roommate's little brother (as evidenced by our party dresses). Michelle is now in her early 40s, I think.

Photo of a white woman in her late 20s giving a piggy-back ride to a little Black girl aged ~ 6 in the hallway of a home. The woman is wearing a grey sleeveless dress with white polka dots. The little girl is wearing a white dress with spaghetti-straps over lace tights, and has lovely white bows in her hair. There are two party balloons floating behind them, one blue and one yellow.

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Dec 12

This is the face of a 6 y.o. whose mom just took away his GI Joes for a week because he didn't clean his room.

Black and white photo of Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. He is visible from the shoulders up, wearing a dark suit jacket, a pin-striped shirt, and a wide-striped tie. He is directly facing the camera, but looking to his left, wearing an expression that combines a frown and a pout.

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Nov 22

Not for long, jackass.

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Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Nov 5

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Oct 29

I can't believe it's been three years. 💔

Photo of a very handsome African American man with an amazing smile. He is visible from just below the shoulders up, and has a mustache and short beard and long, thin dreads tied up in pigtails on either side of the back of his head. He is wearing a collar shirt and tie of very contrasting colors and patterns, and is sitting or standing in front of a bookshelf. His name is D.H. Peligro, and I loved him very much.

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Oct 26

I'm imagining this as an exchange between Statler and Waldorf.

Photo of Muppet characters Statler and Waldorf, two old (puppet) men who sit in a balcony of the Muppet Theater and basically insult everything.

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Oct 20

What about them?

Publicity photo from the 1966 film "How to Steal a Million". The stars, Audrey Hepburn and Peter O'Toole, are shown on either side of the fictional statue that is the subject of the titular heist. They are apparently sitting at a table on which the statue stands, with one elbow each leaning on the table and propping up their respective heads. The photo is cropped so that they are visible from about the elbows up. Hepburn wears a black lace dress and white gloves, one of which is visible on the hand that props up her head; O'Toole wears a black dinner tuxedo over a white dress shirt, the cuff of which is similarly visible. They are looking directly at the camera, and are stunningly attractive. Behind them is a vivid red backdrop.

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Sep 30

Post you from a different era.

Polaroid circa 1981 -- I am sitting in the stern of a rowboat on the lake in El Retiro, a park in Madrid. I'm holding the oars, and may even have been rowing, but I think this was mainly because my boyfriend wanted his hands free to take pictures of me. I'm wearing jeans, a black sweater, and a brown leather jacket. My head is thrown back and to the left side, and my eyes are closed. My hair was long and on the border between curly and wavy then, and in the photo it's a bit windblown. Behind me a monument of some sort is visible. The photo was taken in the late afternoon, and the combination of the gold-tinted light and the aging of the photo makes it look almost like a sepia tone. I would have been about 20.

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Sep 21

People think that Trump figured out that posting what should have been a DM to Pam Bondi was a bad idea and deleted it, but it's much stupider than that. He deleted it and posted A CORRECTED VERSION with Lindsey Halligan's full name. truthsocial.com/@realDonaldT...

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Sep 18

This is a passage from "David Copperfield", by Charles Dickens, written 175 years ago. The dead character in question is a lawyer himself. It seems to be something that many, many people have always had difficulty with.

Screenshot of a page from "David Copperfield", by Charles Dickens.

“Mr. Spenlow was very difficult to move from the beaten track. You know what he was! I am disposed to think he had made no will.”

“Oh, I know he had!” said I.

They both stopped and looked at me.

“On the very day when I last saw him,” said I, “he told me that he had, and that his affairs were long since settled.”

Mr. Jorkins and old Tiffey shook their heads with one accord.

“That looks unpromising,” said Tiffey.

“Very unpromising,” said Mr. Jorkins.

“Surely you don’t doubt—” I began.

“My good Mr. Copperfield!” said Tiffey, laying his hand upon my arm, and shutting up both his eyes as he shook his head: “if you had been in the Commons as long as I have, you would know that there is no subject on which men are so inconsistent, and so little to be trusted.”

“Why, bless my soul, he made that very remark!” I replied persistently.

“I should call that almost final,” observed Tiffey. “My opinion is—no will.”

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Aug 31

Still photo of a villain from the Buffy the Vampire Slayer television series who bears a striking resemblance to the subject of the OP.

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Aug 30

Ok, hear me out. A Lord of the Rings remake, but with these two taking the One Ring to Mordor:

Still photo of a moment from the movie "Harold and Maude" (1971): Maude (Ruth Gordon), an elderly white woman, and Harold (Bud Cort), a young white man, are riding a highway patrolman's motorcycle, with which they have absconded. Ruth grasps the handlebars and looks straight ahead into the camera, intent on making their getaway. Harold, riding behind her, looks back at the highway patrolman they have left in their dust, brandishing a shovel they have also stolen.

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Aug 29

You missed out on the dreaminess of young Cat Stevens. Also a pretty good songwriter and musician, but at that age (teenager of the '70s) I was very into the dreaminess.

Close-up photo of the face of a 24 y.o. man with slightly longer than collar-length curly dark brown hair and a dark beard and mustache. He has dark brown eyes and olive skin. He is looking directly into the camera, neither smiling nor frowning, just intense and dreamy (at least in my view in the early '70s).

By A&M Records - Billboard, page 35, 22 April 1972, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=27093460

Susieus Maximus@susieusmaximus· Aug 20

Post a non religious picture you think of as holy