tabf5
5 days ago
Thank you! Your site is amazing too, I love the sense of design/taste you have with literally everything on it. Now I wanna go collect metal Monopoly game pieces. I'm gonna put your button in my site's button collection right away!
anoutsider
4 days ago
Hey oopsiedoodle thanks so much for dropping by and glad I am not the only one who is still interested in VHS tapes. I have nothing against streaming per se, but since I block DRM google monitoring it's tricky to stream. But definitely hope it works out for you :)
garfriend
1 week ago
Veggie recommendations: ramps, fresh fennel, citrus splash sorrel, kohlrabi, + anything hyper local. The super local people like to grow weird stuff sometimes!!
manulzone
1 week ago
There are so many vegetables in the world yet most are inaccessible to us as individuals.
maxcrunch
1 week ago
go to a different grocery in the next town over. sometimes you get the chance for new produce that way!
zerock
1 week ago
your next assignment is to make your own version of the "can't hug every cat" song but about veggies
anoutsider
1 week ago
Going to international grocery stores can open up new produce selection :) Even simple things like purple potatoes that large grocers don't bother to offer make meals more fun.
oopsiedoodle
2 weeks ago
Yeah I don’t want to brag but these are the only 100% accurate horoscopes you’ll ever read
distillation
2 weeks ago
I'm here for the non-alt-right New Age stuff for fun! I have a few tarot decks because sometimes you just want your random number generator to be pretty, ya know?
ratlands
2 weeks ago
Nooo, not the Neopets account!! Also I am not an astrology person but I did write the horoscopes for my school newspaper and it was fun, would recommend it
myrtletribe
3 weeks ago
Oh my god! that is my sister and my favourite Christmas short as well! Good memories!
maxcrunch
3 weeks ago
I like your corn idea. in 2025 one of my goals was to read and learn more about ingredients generally to get a better grasp on the history and making of foods I eat. it's been more than just a history of food - history of people, communication, and the world. very cool stuff.
emilynhoward
3 weeks ago
I'm wondering if all the "2025 is the year of..." instances were more of a journalistic verbal tic than anybody making a statement about 2025. I'm pretty sure that if something happened or appeared 2-3 times, in 2025, suddenly 2025 was the year of that thing. Cliches like that tend to spread like wildfire through magazines and blogs, and AI can't be helping.
oopsiedoodle
3 weeks ago
@emilynhoward I agree, and I’d add that it’s also media outlets out to make a buck on affiliate sales by making things appear trendier than they are. GQ called out striped towels in May, never to be spoken of again. The towel they suggested is $89. I think some other items on the list might have more to them, though. For example, anime movies ARE growing in popularity.
oopsiedoodle
3 weeks ago
The only items I noticed that resurfaced throughout the year, though, were AI and crypto. There were so many articles about them that I stopped adding most entries. They’re so buzzy I’m sure 2026 and beyond will also be the year of them.
garfriend
3 weeks ago
I love the idea of the year of corn. It has uses even as it’s growing in gardens. They make good stalks for vines!
distillation
3 weeks ago
The US is a country of corn and I am so excited for your self appointed year of corn. Everything is corn. You'll see.
We all don’t know what to do in Minneapolis. Seeing people opposing that crazy guy in downtown was great, but being up against the feds is so hard. It’s all to poke us enough to make us riot again, but we can’t do that.
Fantastic blog post, being pocketknives is the best we can do until the right moment comes. Though currently the only upcoming opportunity I see to turn things around is the midterm election