your old pal andy

your old pal andy

@andycs.bsky.social

he/him. musician • beetle enjoyer • occasionally funny on purpose

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#ArtHistory 🗃️ 🐡 Weekend vibes... 2,000 years ago, a bronze masterpiece immortalized a young girl playfully chasing a partridge. Stolen from an archaeological site in southern Spain and recently recovered, the sculpture is now on display at Madrid's Museo Arqueológico Nacional. (my 📸)

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Software engineering could and should be done with the same care as any other type of engineering. This is a post in honor of Margaret Hamilton (and also a subtweet of all vibe-coders everywhere).

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looked up mine and this is killing me lmao

Dexerto@dexerto.bsky.social

Amazon users are discovering a bizarre "About You" page that reveals what the company thinks it knows about them One woman found Amazon had determined she "has flat buttocks"

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Replying to @kjhealy.co

Incidentally, the pattern on custard creams represents ferns. More generally the style is that of William Morris, in tiny biscuit form. I was not aware of any of this when growing up, only that being allowed to have a second one was a rare treat and having a third decadence beyond imagining.

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It's International Rabbit Day and I've always loved this thuggish chalkware rabbit captured in watercolor and graphite by Betty Fuerst for the Index of American Design, 1940. This rabbit cannot believe you just said that:

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Hey! I did a Startling Tales of Santa Claus cover!

Benito Cereno@benitocereno.bsky.social

Hopefully somewhere will post nice shareable cover images and preview pages soon, but I can say that among the things I have coming out in December is the all-new STARTLING TALES OF SANTA CLAUS 2026 ANNUAL, featuring Santa vs Dracula, at last

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Absolutely incredible to write a review of a play in which you complain about audience behaviour, and just not mention that your partner strangled someone for a bit during the showing

Stephen Bush@stephenkb.bsky.social

Everything about this story is wild, from the theatre critic who witnessed it to the use of terms like 'colourful' to describe the crook at the heart of the story!

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