prawnwarp @prawnwarp@oulipo.social
A human from Australia who instructs computational apparatus in a tall, notoriously ugly building: UTS
How glad I am that shitpost is in our vocabulary
This morning I saw, high in an indigo sky, Mars, a blazing salmon spark, soon waning to a pallid ghost in dawn's growing light.
handful of shavings out of his
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snail butt
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Abolish la migra 👊
My son's band was jamming loudly in my flat, practicing for a gig tomorrow night.
A Call From Cthulhu, by H. P. Lustcraft
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- That Thing On Our Stoop
- Hubba North, Doubly Animator
- At This Mountain of Angry
This rain calls to mind a holiday in Tasmania (a cold and southmost part of Australia, it's kind of our Scotland). As I was walking around Hobart carrying an unfolding apparatus to avoid too much rain hitting my body, a group of youths in a car wound windows down and, sarcastically, said: "Buy a raincoat!"
I took this in good spirits, as I had found that Hobart's strong wind, by making raindrops fly horizontally, was obviating my apparatus. I soon bought that raincoat.
"runs thus: a o i d h n r s t u y c f g l m w b k p q x z."
- #ValidGoldBugParts
I saw that family of black cockatoos again, but was too slow for a good photo. #birdlipo
It was an abnormally warm and dry autumn: so this rainy cold snap (mild to, say, a Canadian) has Australians in my town running around in a panic, whining and frigid. I'm a downpour wuss.
Happy #Bloomsday, oulipians
This was an unusual sight! It's common to find sulphur-and-snowy cockatoos in my suburb, squawking and marauding angry locals' backyard orchards. But black cockatoos don't stray far from bushland, which is full of nutritious gumnuts and grubs. A narrow strip of bush follows a brook, Wolli, which runs into Botany Bay not far away: I think this flock must inhabit that patch of scrub, although it's amid suburbs, railways and an airport.
A family of black cockatoos
Lots of rain falling on Dulwich Hill.
I forgot how much I dig this bit of Mastodon. It's always fun.
A busy month of writing Javascript for an application which will aid scholars in managing data and provisioning IT things such as disks to put stuff on, programs for microscopy, and so on. Thankful that Monday is a public holiday in my part of Australia.
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Did I miss much? Why'd this instantiation of Mastodon go dormant?
