Please don’t upset mother.
I feel this image up top…yes, I’m the mama.
It is by a Canadian artist:
I’ve got a few things to share with you.
No shit.
Another no shit response.
Hey? No shit?
Do you see a trend coming along here?
Well damn, no shit.
No shit, look at that…
Wow, no shit…I didn’t think of that.
That fucking piece of shit!
Cartoons via Cagle:
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The Sky Dancing banner headline uses a snippet from a work by artist Tashi Mannox called 'Rainbow Study'. The work is described as a" study of typical Tibetan rainbow clouds, that feature in Thanka painting, temple decoration and silk brocades". dakinikat was immediately drawn to the image when trying to find stylized Tibetan Clouds to represent Sky Dancing. It is probably because Tashi's practice is similar to her own. His updated take on the clouds that fill the collection of traditional thankas is quite special.
You can find his work at his website by clicking on his logo below. He is also a calligraphy artist that uses important vajrayana syllables. We encourage you to visit his on line studio.
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Everything Orange Caligula says is either a lie or conspiracy theory he’s repeated for ever or complete gibberish.
He needs to go.
This story is so upsetting.
Especially since 96 million has just been added to that worthless Iran/Israel/USA debacle of a war.
White House Posts Donald Trump-Centered Photos After FIFA World Cup Crop
Devanshi Basu
The White House has pushed back against FIFA’s apparent decision to crop Donald Trump out of Spain’s official World Cup celebration photos. It came just hours after photos shared by football’s governing body showed Spain’s team lifting the trophy with the president visibly missing from the frame. In response, the White House published its own selection of pictures, with Trump at the centre of the action.White House posted Donald Trump’s photo with Spain football team
On Monday afternoon, the White House shared six photographs from the World Cup final across its social media channels. All six images prominently feature the president. Two of the pictures show Trump as the only person in focus. Meanwhile, just two of the six actually include members of Spain’s football squad.
The posts followed a series of Spain’s celebration photos from FIFA’s official accounts that were cropped to exclude Donald Trump. One photo capturing Spain’s players leaping in celebration shows only the edge of the president’s navy suit in one corner. The Spanish team’s own Instagram account also shared a triumphant photo immediately after the match that did not include Trump. Nor did a 20-slide post published later that evening featuring different players holding the trophy.
The cropping was already teased during a hot mic moment. Australian commentator Claudio Fabiano was caught on a hot mic during the broadcast saying, “They can edit him out of that.” This came as Trump and FIFA President Gianni Infantino stood near the celebrating Spanish side. After all, the trophy presentation itself was awkward.
The moment has been described as uncomfortable. Infantino apparently attempted to guide Trump away from the team as they lifted the trophy and confetti cannons fired. Before that, when Trump and Infantino appeared on screen and entered the field, they were met with audible boos from the crowd at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
When Trump was hanging medals on the team, he tried to pocket one of them. The player went back and he was forced to put it on him. He’s also pick pocketed a trophy before from FIFA. My guess is that Infintino was trying to prevent another episode of Orange Caligula pocketing another shiny object as people with advanced dementia are known to do. He’s done it with other shiny objects during ceremonies too.
From Google’s AI (sigh)
Donald Trump’s affinity for shiny and gilded objects has sparked several notable, highly-publicized moments where he either acquired specific items or surrounded himself with flashy decorations. [1, 2]
These instances have ranged from ceremonial events to his interior design choices: