Watching the Manila and Guatemala episodes of Somebody Feed Phil, scribbling on the tablet.
Day 20,623 doodle
Daily Archives: July 21, 2025
Speaking of Thundarr on a recent podcast I was listening to (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/swords-and-scrolls/id1740596089?i=1000718152383), it seems there is about a 4% of that one asteroid hitting the moon
Theoretically big enough to create a mile wide crater and raise enough dust to upset some of our satellites for a bit. No word if it will split in half and usher in a new world of savagery, super-science, and sorcery.
Watched midway through the second season of Poker Face. I really liked season one, but two is kind of sucking for me right now. Maybe I’m in a bad mood, or maybe it just isn’t good this season?
I love 70s detective shows like Columbo, Rockford, etc., and it had that vibe with a modern sensibility in season one. Season two feels like it dropped the ball.
Day 20,623
Current reads in public domain – Clark Ashton Smith – http://www.eldritchdark.com/
If you ever feel imposter syndrome, just know there’s an FBI forensics expert out there who doctored the Epstein footage and somehow has no idea what Metadata is.
The only positive thing to come from Trump’s rise to power for me is the realization that there is literally nothing, not a singular position on this planet, that I am not qualified for.
Written by my friend CR, who has a farm with horses:
I say this with the greatest sincerity.
I enjoy my daily trips to the manure pile.
It’s an earthy mound of wonders. Full of life and surprises.
What will I find today?
An entire colony of faerie mushroom?
Colorful beetles?
A swarm of swallowtail butterflies?
A copperhead?
A sleepy fawn?
Turkey feathers?
Honestly, if all piles of poo were this diverse and productive, the world would be a better place.