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Titled : “We are the people our parents warned us about”It’s a large one48” x 72”Mixed media on woodDM me if interested
06/01/2026

Titled : “We are the people our parents warned us about”

It’s a large one
48” x 72”
Mixed media on wood
DM me if interested

Figured it out, you’re welcome
05/29/2026

Figured it out, you’re welcome

You only live once, so eat the cake, take the trip and buy the taxidermy mouse on a stripper pole
05/26/2026

You only live once, so eat the cake, take the trip and buy the taxidermy mouse on a stripper pole

The name's Bond, James Bond. And you are? .....
05/22/2026

The name's Bond, James Bond. And you are? .....

05/21/2026

Who decided that we have to get stuff done every day?

Always good to be out in public and there’s no public
05/20/2026

Always good to be out in public and there’s no public

The other toes that didn’t get stubbed
05/19/2026

The other toes that didn’t get stubbed

05/15/2026

Technically, ears can be "love handles" too

-follow me for more tips on “Love & Relationships”

Di****ad Tidbit:That guy who threw a big rock at an endangered seal is actually going to court and could get fined up to...
05/15/2026

Di****ad Tidbit:
That guy who threw a big rock at an endangered seal is actually going to court and could get fined up to $70,000 and a year in prison! Igor Mykhaylovych Lytvynchuk, a 38-year-old from Covington, Washington, strolled up to the Lahaina shoreline in Maui on May 5th, picked up a rock the size of a coconut and hurled it directly at "Lani," a beloved and critically endangered Hawaiian monk seal. The rock narrowly missed her head and sent her lurching out of the water. When witnesses confronted him on the spot, he told them he was "rich enough to pay the fines" and walked away. With only about 1,600 Hawaiian monk seals left in the wild, the move wasn't just cruel. It was a perfect encapsulation of a certain kind of wealthy entitlement that genuinely believes money is a get-out-of-consequences-free card.

Hawaii had a different take on that theory. A local man confronted Lytvynchuk moments later and delivered some real-time education via fists. The video went viral almost immediately. Rather than quietly condemn it, state Senator Brenton Awa showed the footage during a legislative meeting and awarded the anonymous vigilante a formal letter of recognition, dubbing him the "Ambassador of Aloha." His own attorney clarified that they "don't condone violence," which was apparently said with a straight face right before handing over the award for violence.

The federal government moved fast. NOAA special agents arrested Lytvynchuk near Seattle, and he appeared in U.S. District Court facing charges under both the Endangered Species Act and the Marine Mammal Protection Act, with up to $70,000 in fines and a year in federal prison on the table. Maui Mayor Richard Bissen made clear this wasn't just about one seal, noting that Lani is part of the community's "ocean ohana," especially after she returned to Lahaina following the devastating 2023 wildfires. No amount of money buys you the right to terrorize an endangered animal, and some communities take that seriously enough to put it in writing.

Going to the dentist, reminds me of cramming for final exams,, I do all my flossing two days before
05/13/2026

Going to the dentist, reminds me of cramming for final exams,, I do all my flossing two days before

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