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I already am eating from the trash can all the time. ___/-\___ |------------| | | | | | | | | _ The name of | | | | | •.•) this trash can is | | | | |⊂ﾉ Ideology. |______|

@Izemthinks @Plinz Now do skunks

Did you know that English does not have a real word for Nasenflügel? They say 'nostril' instead, but that means Nasenloch. It's like saying 'rectum' to your buttocks. I propose that we introduce 'nose buttocks' into the English language.

Waschbär may be my favorite German word. On the strength of that alone, I welcome our new, masked overlords.

It's 16:20 somewhere maaaan

Called it

@slowberlin Can't speak much to the relative selection, but I have yet to find a title that's available in the US but but not in D. Often times English titles are cheaper on Amazon.de than Amazon.com (presumably due to being more niche, less demand.)

Really don’t want to join audible (amazon) but out of curiosity what is the English language selection like if you have a DE account? Anyone know?

@DionysianAgent @RufusBearnard The O'Reilly book was a surprise

@RufusBearnard read the books in my cover pic

Study the gnostics & ancient mystery cults anon Study hermetics and ancient egypt Study chaos theory & the physics of the occult Study Nietzsche's übermensch & zarathustra Study the Jung and the red book Study zen-taoism and the eightfold path Study e/acc Study Now.

@conhobbs @SwiftOnSecurity Halt die Fresse, bitte 🤚

@SwiftOnSecurity Most people in Europe don't have air conditioners because we know the cooling equipment uses hydrofluorocarbon refrigerants, which are potent greenhouse gases, and use a lot of energy, making them a double burden for climate change. She's making the world hotter for next year.

American queen in Germany retrofitting two AC units into her apartment because she was raised to have agency instead of sitting back and taking shit from the universe.

@slowberlin Do you have any recommendations for tours of Sachsenhausen? Suggestions for relevant books, films, etc. also welcome.

@LibertyHannes @FahrradClub 1/ Zu kalt zum Radeln war es in Berlin noch *nie* 2/ Nehmen Sie den Zug

@FahrradClub Was ist dann da im Winter? Also wenn es Malte zu kalt zum Radeln ist?

Berlin macht den Graefekiez fast autofrei! 🌳🚴🚶🌿 Unter Leitung von Prof. Dr. Andreas Knie wurden bereits 400 Parkplätze umgewidmet, um Platz für Grün und Aufenthaltsräume zu schaffen. 👇 adfc.de/artikel/experi…

Waking from a *coma

Thank you @radiospaetkauf for this beautiful tribute to Maisie Hitchcock. Really wonderful sentiments from her about the few days we have. They sum up exactly how I felt on walking from a come: pca.st/episode/092d9a…

You die in a Trump rally, you wake to this.

Of course Alicia Witt’s extraordinary in LONGLEGS; she’s been great since age eight, as Alia in David Lynch’s DUNE — he then cast her in TWIN PEAKS (then again in THE RETURN).

Maisie at 1h 43m 35s ❤️🎯❤️

Umberto Eco, who owned 50,000 books, had this to say about home libraries: "It is foolish to think that you have to read all the books you buy, as it is foolish to criticize those who buy more books than they will ever be able to read. It would be like saying that you should use all the cutlery or glasses or screwdrivers or drill bits you bought before buying new ones. "There are things in life that we need to always have plenty of supplies, even if we will only use a small portion. "If, for example, we consider books as medicine, we understand that it is good to have many at home rather than a few: when you want to feel better, then you go to the 'medicine closet' and choose a book. Not a random one, but the right book for that moment. That's why you should always have a nutrition choice! "Those who buy only one book, read only that one and then get rid of it. They simply apply the consumer mentality to books, that is, they consider them a consumer product, a good. Those who love books know that a book is anything but a commodity."

@Komaniecki_R @robdelaney That piece was part of the Hopkins Psilocybin study playlist. It's so beautiful and moving (when affected especially, but in any case.) open.spotify.com/playlist/6mjdl…

Arvo Pärt has this piece, "Cantus in Memoriam Benjamin Britten," that's just for strings and a bell. It's a mournful, minimalist piece, with descending A minor scales in increasingly large note durations and basically nothing else. The last note of the piece is an A (shocker, I know) played on a tubular bell, but there's a cool bonus effect--because bells produce really clear overtones, you can hear a ghostly C sharp, the first C sharp of the piece, and a sort of negation of all of the previous A minor sad stuff. It's a great way to represent the first rays of happiness returning after a hard loss.

@Papapishu "...the dried coffee samples were coated with a ∼ 5 mm layer of platinum through a sputtering process, enhancing the observation capability." As one does.

@saywhatagain @cushbomb Was listening to this whilst walking around Berlin. Just after the ep where Matt explained the "Don't be an asshole" vs. "Don't be a pussy" theory of contemporary politics, I see this campaign poster. Literally, it says "don't be an asshole".

some enterprising fan set up a 24/7 hour @cushbomb radio cushcast.com/public/cushcast

@ambercrollo @hitachi_magic Did you find a good option?

it turns out my umm “personal massager” isn’t strong enough for this job. hey @hitachi_magic do you take insurance?

MATT’S OT (pulling out a hitachi wand and using it for actual massage): do you have something like this you can use at home? ME: umm yeah, i think so