Seaside Dance

Japanese all female dance team, Avantgardey, offer up a highly synchronised performance at the seaside.

 

Via Kuriositas

Sunday LInks

Image credit: Fabrizio Villa / Getty - The Atlantic

TYWKIWDBI posted this wonderful aerial photo (above) of Enna, a hill town in the centre of Sicily. We stayed there for a few days many years ago The views were spectacular but the roads in and out were terrifying,

Inside the World of  'Swiftie Dads' 

I hope you didn’t get a bloodworm for Christmas but if you did  this how you should care for your new pet. You’re welcome and good luck with that. (Tacky Raccoons)

New York Times’ Style Guide Substitutions for “The President Violated the Constitution”

The tragic story of Evelyn McHale (Via Things Magazine)

 I can’t imagine myself having to reset a door but I think this is very clever Via Memo Of The Air

Ghost Face Shoes

The New Yorker has digitized its magazine archive going back to 1925. For the first time, every cover, article, and issue in the magazine’s hundred-year history can be enjoyed.

Mother’s little helper: Vintage ads reveal tonic wine was the housewife’s friend back in the day Via Memo Of The Air

The real-life child murder that inspired Wicked

Cruel horoscopes for 1979 Apparently I was a cheap bastard/bitch. How about you?

This is happiness (literally) Via Memo Of The Air

Margaret and Frances Macdonald were sisters who pioneered Scottish Art Nouveau in art and design. While attending the Glasgow School of Art they met their husbands, Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Herbert McNair, and formed The Group Of Four. I discovered their work on my trips to Glasgow.

Shittr: The restaurant map your gut needs.

A Year of Al Moore Pin-Up Girls From Esquire Magazine, 1950 

In 1987, as an envoy for the Church of England, Waite travelled to Lebanon to try to secure the release of four hostages He was himself kidnapped and held captive for four years. The Voyage of Terry Waite's Clogs  Via Things Magazine

POV: AI GF A short story.

Instant money!

ATMs arrived in Australia in 1969. You could get a  maximum of $25.00 and the card would be returned to the customer after the bank had processed the transaction.

Via Laughing Squid

A Tale Of Two Singapores

I was fascinated by this story. As Singapore imports sand for urban expansion, a ghost town bearing its name lies buried underneath sand on the other side of the world. 

Field of Vision - Sandcastles 

Happy Caturday

“On the Hunt" 

Jef Bourgeau, American Painter (b.1950)

1,000 Ants vs. Obstacles

Watch 1000 ants working together as a team to get through obstacle course.

(Memo Of The Air)

Little Guy Loves His Gift

Jacket was worth every penny.
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Via everlasting blort

I want a baby otter

Lola the baby otter tries fish for the first time [📹 paulcuffaro]

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— Massimo (@rainmaker1973-m.bsky.social) December 30, 2025 at 1:29 PM

Impossible Maladies

Loosely inspired by 18th-century satirical engravings that revelled in the public’s mistrust of medicine, the film delights in the body’s unknowability, treating illness as both mystery and farce. 

(Kuriositas)

The Whoppers of 2025

Donald Trump has been a regular on FactCheck.org’s  end-of-year list of the most egregious and noteworthy falsehoods and distortions.

Via Miss Cellania’s massive collection of year end lists.