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professional bullshiter, but don't take my word for it. (profile pic from Wikimedia Commons)
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Yes lol it probably is - the staring is a WHOLE thing it's EXTREMELY SERIOUS about it. Which makes the snakes eyeing up the slugs in the study and then going '???? gross I don't want this' even more funny somehow.

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Congratulations! Starting stuff like this up is such a huge undertaking and this looks very cool - looking forward to reading through it!

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Yyolobirder.bsky.social

Wren Diagram

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Iiucounu.bsky.social

I am delighted to report that a shitpost I wrote a year or so ago in response to the question 'who was the first person to boil an egg?' is now being repeated by AI-penned spam pages

Do you know when soft boiled eggs came out?
Starting from the famous joke " who came first, the egg or the chicken?" , interestingly, we know the answer to that question because the hard-boiled egg is a surprisingly recent phenomenon.

Although many of the classic styles of egg preparation, scrambled, poached, fried and so on, have been well known since time immemorial, it wasn't until 1974 that a hard-boiled egg appeared.
The discoverer of this technique, Marvin Boyle-d'Eigg, was heating a pan of salt water for his own amusement, when a chicken egg he was holding in his beard fell and sank into the boiling liquid.

It took a few minutes to retrieve the egg and the rest is history. Boyle-d'Eigg immediately took steps to register the eponymous patent for his new process, but it is not known whether he ultimately succeeded.

Leaving behind this unique history, it is time to talk about how long to boil soft-boiled eggs, as we know them since we were children and our grandmothers used to prepare them for us.

See how long the soft-boiled eggs take
Who was the person who invented the boiled egg?
The discoverer of this technique, the eponymous Marvin Boyle-d’Eigg, was boiling a pan of salted water for his own amusement when a hen’s egg he had secreted in his beard shook loose and became immersed in the boiling liquid. It took several minutes to retrieve the egg, and the rest is history.
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Tobizumukade-chan(previous work) #MushiNoNakama#bug#centipede

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🗃️ The whole history of this is super interesting - the 2016 book 'The Legacy of the Japanese Bluestocking Society (Seitosha)' is a pretty great writeup (one of those books you start reading and just keep going), and I'd also like to share their manifesto that was published in this first issue:

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Mmhuyo.bsky.social

english isn't my mother language

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The clock has struck midnight on the Atlantic. The time is upon us. It is #Squidtember@coreydanks.bsky.social created some of the most deranged squid art I have ever seen. I'm obsessed.

A black t-shirt with a drawing of a strawberry squid in red with water dripping off it, sinking a mining ship. The words say "Save our freaks, don't mine the deep"
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Yeah as someone who writes ads for Facebook but doesn't use it - the audience there is pretty reliable, but not growing. Meta is using the divide and conquer strategy with different apps, while X aims to be 'everything'. Threads... won't die, but I don't think it'll be 'good' for a long while.

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I'm pretty sure their entire thing was to be the brand friendly, no controversy alternative to Twitter - but they've done this by totally killing manual discovery and making it all algo based, so there's an odd... superficiality? to interactions there. Not sure how to put it besides 'vibe bad'.

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@ccorone.bsky.social
professional bullshiter, but don't take my word for it. (profile pic from Wikimedia Commons)
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