This is a more accurate representation of a depressed woman.
MeatPilot
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Trussy
That's truly something I do not wish to verify. So we'll all have agree it exists without doing research. Deal?
You want keyboard mold!
Won't regret it, had one for 10 years changed the black twice. Also the powder doesn't have a shelf life like liquid ink, so I bought the two drums when I first got it.
Great movie btw. But this just gave me the perfect idea for an ad blocker, that would replace all the ads with these type of signs.
Someone smarter than, get on it!
Would be creepy if he was 40 and just doing all this to groom her when she turns 18.
Let's tell them if they don't swallow it's not gay.
There we go MUCH better.
How I feel when I get home from work and slap one on.
cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/49497778
This week’s psychohistorical analysis has just dropped. The Machine remains deeply concerned.
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cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/49005282
Next Stop the Stars
Author Robert SilverbergFirst edition cover art by Ed Valigursky and Ed Emshwiller.
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Next Stop the Stars
Author Robert SilverbergFirst edition cover art by Ed Valigursky and Ed Emshwiller.
cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/48917334
This artwork by Norm Saunders was created for the 1962 Mars Attacks trading card series from Topps. Based on sketches by Wally Wood and Bob Powell, Saunders painted the final image in oil for Card #17, “Beast And The Beauty”.
An earlier version featured a man in bed, but the published card replaced him with a woman, a common pulp convention of the time to heighten drama and appeal. The series, conceived by Len Brown and Woody Gelman, became infamous for its lurid sci-fi violence and was briefly pulled from stores before gaining cult status.
1962 Mars Attacks series cards
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There's a joke here for the observant.
Cover Artist Virgil Finlay
From Fantastic Universe Science Fiction June 1957
Contents
- "World in the Balance" novelette by Harry Harrison
- "Holiday" novelette by Marcia Kamien
- "Ape's Eye View" short story by Robert F. Young
- "Day of Reckoning" short story by Morton Klass
- "Commuter's Problem" short story by Harlan Ellison
- "First Landing" short story by Roger Dee
- "Terror Over Hollywood" novelette by Robert Bloch
- "God of the Mist" short story by Evelyn Goldstein
- "Versus" short story by Edward D. Hoch
- "Snakes Alive" short story by Henry D. Billings
- "Rock and Roll on Pluto" short story by Hans Stefan Santesson [as by Stephen Bond]
- "My Martian Cousin" short story by Mark Reinsberg
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The Space Egg
Author: Russ Winterbotham
Cover Art: Ric Binkley
The Space Egg
Author: Russ Winterbotham
Cover Art: Ric Binkley
Trullion: Alastor 2262 (Alastor Series #1)
Author: Jack Vance
Cover Illustration: David B. Mattingly
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Sometimes I get water on my belly when it splashes out of the sink. Water hitting a big spoon incorrectly and doing that water fountain shit onto you. That will cause me to invoke demons with the obscenities I expel.