Le Charismeur

are you the farmer?

[Le Charismeur @walkerwaugh]

Everythings computer

[Le Charismeur @walkerwaugh]

crying blue Curacao man forever

[Le Charismeur @walkerwaugh]

this is the way
#usmnt had evolved on the field
American Soccer Fans need to ditch this euro-ultra cosplay and just start belting out John Denver bangers not at all joking

[🇺🇸 @starsnstripesfc]

Hot take: #USMNT  fans don’t really need creative chants, we could just sing popular American songs and be very loud. Same outcome

[Le Charismeur @walkerwaugh]

damn maybe the American sports chuds were right and we need to be recruiting the children of nfl players for #usmnt

[Le Charismeur @walkerwaugh]

get zidane to the doubletree

[Le Charismeur @walkerwaugh]

flo balogun golden boot incoming

[Le Charismeur @walkerwaugh]

@CheOniichan

[Le Charismeur @walkerwaugh]

commercial break during a half of world cup football is an abomination

[Le Charismeur @walkerwaugh]

all my days to culture a riparian buffer

[sebastian castillo @bartlebytaco]

strong argument that this is the greatest work of internet art of the 2020s

[Essayful @Essayful]

William Faulkner — there are no excuses (1956)

[Le Charismeur @walkerwaugh]

@OrdinalLabs @frey @dustinyellin @AmericanaNFT Dm me

[Dr. Maya C. Popa @MayaCPopa]

“We should be kind / while there is still time.”

[Logan M. Davis @LoganMDavis]

A question Gallup asked in 1961, about what has been remembered as one of the most iconic and effective protest movements in American history.

[Le Charismeur @walkerwaugh]

@alexdmathie @jesssica__evans Yeah this is devastating and perfect

[Le Charismeur @walkerwaugh]

@scrptdfntsy My boy Heraclitus over here

[Le Charismeur @walkerwaugh]

@andr3w Wow this goes extremely hard

[Guggenheim New York @Guggenheim]

"Painting is not for me either decorative amusement or the plastic invention of felt reality; it must be every time: invention, discovery, revelation." —Max Ernst

#MaxErnst was born on this day in 1891. This work is in the @guggenheimpgc.

🎨: Max Ernst, "The Antipope," 1941-42.