Chalbs™

Thou shalt not make a machine in the likeness of a man's mind.

[Buster Cretin @turbopisser]

One of the most scathing depictions of modern fascism I've ever seen. A genuine work of art. The legacy of an aesthetics-obsessed, might makes right sociopolitical philosophy now represented through a poorly-composed, ramshackle faggot.

[前田@にゅの社長 @BAMBOO90998423]

「面白いMVだな、なんて歌ってるんだろ？」と思って調べてみたらタイ料理のムークローブ(豚バラをカリカリに揚げたやつ)を注文したのに売れ切れで終始ブチ切れているという内容だった。

[Himberly @himbo_anonymous]

CRANK IT

[Tim O'Reilly @TinyTimOReilly]

Pears are soft and refined. They don’t have manic supercharged flavors that pop the senses. Pears resist commercialization via soft drinks and candies through their complex regality.

[Art Encyclopedia @artenpedia]

Hiroshi Yoshida - Color woodblock prints from the series United States of America.

[shadoomf🪲🇵🇸(homunculus enjoyer) @Shadoo_creeture]

Genuinely might be one of my favorite videos ever

[Bulbagarden - The original Pokémon community @Bulbagarden]

This is where we post from:

[Chalbs™ @Aetherfl0w]

Fīat iūstitia ruat cælum

[Leading Report @LeadingReport]

BREAKING: Releasing the Epstein files without redactions could pose a national security risk, according to House Speaker Mike Johnson.

[Chalbs™ @Aetherfl0w]

*loud buzzer* WRONG!

We are each of us noteworthy because there is no reason we 'should' exist, and yet we do, often in the face of unimaginable adversity. B'tzelem Elohim.

[FAST. @FASTF4TI]

The average couple. Just both mediocre looking, nothing about their entire existences being noteworthy.

They work a boring 9-5, drive run of the mill sedans and spend their weekends watching TV. They’ll have 2 kids, a boy & a girl - who will carry on this unremarkable cycle.

[Chalbs™ @Aetherfl0w]

I'd start with the British Museum.

[Pop Base @PopBase]

The Louvre has been temporarily closed following a robbery that took place this morning.

[harry! @HarryDibbs_]

I will immortalise Patricia Routledge exclusively through overuse of this picture

[Archaeology & Art @archaeologyart]

Song of Songs written on an egg. Culture: Italian Jewish, mid‑18th century AD. Medium: ink on chicken eggshell in Hebrew micrography; hollowed and pierced for suspension.