habitual

mooon

Oleg Trofimoffl

the greatest trick the devil ever pulled was a 360 boneless half-impossible casper slide, but this one is a pretty close second

shooo

these are real bottom-of-the-barrel potatoes.  where’d you get them from, the bottom of the barrel??

A Mughal heart-shaped jade box set with gemstones, North India, 19th century.

From the Los Angeles County Museum of Art

The La Brea Tar Pits have delivered countless creatures to their doom over tens of thousands of years. But the sticky quagmire of the pits’ natural asphalt is a comfy home to at least one animal: the petroleum fly. (Video and image credit: Deep Look) Read the full article

My cartoon for this week’s Guardian Books.

A New Scientist cartoon for Christmas.

Happy New Year!

i’m reluctant to post this because the overuse of “rhetorical quotations” is one of the “big tells” right now and they’re going to “fix it” and “make everything worse”

Sara Sigurdardottir - Your pain is my pain