#...with a double cassette deck

[zippocreed501]

Brian Martin - Sex Tonight (1984)

[bunn-iiii]

What? Sorry I can't hear you over me making mixtapes in my cool ass double tape deck that is totally normal to have in this year

[callsign-relic]

(Not a request dw)

I saw a video on the lore of Soundwave, and apparently during one of the G I Joe crossovers Soundwave had little wirey, arm things in his cassette deck???

And that makes me think of how he could probably just use those to keep his cassettes from fighting each other, or acting out whilst they're inside him.

It'd especially be daunting for his new cassette (In the Empty Nester AU) to have to grapple with, bc they'd be getting fussed over even when the giant mech that's been holding them captive is working on something else!

If they tried throwing themselves at the window/door thingy on SW's cassette deck in an attempt to escape, he could just use the little arms in his deck to carefully restrain them before opening up to stick a cassette-sized blanket inside. The arms would then carefully swaddle the (rightfully) upset human with the blanket, and then loosely loop around them.

Patting the top of their head, holding the single hand that they've managed to wriggle free, and generally just being cuddlier with them than Soundwave typically is. (Mostly bc they are an extension of him that reacts with his emotions when he isn't actively controlling them.)

Soundwave prefers to maintain the image the human has of him in a similar manner to how he would behave around the other Decepticons. An impassive, incredibly smart and patient mastermind that knows your every move before you even think to try it. Of course, he Can read the processors of other Cybertronians, and as for the human, while they still Are human? Well...

He's had his other cassettes for at least 300 times longer than the human has been alive. Those little shits have thought of Everything to try his patience. (Though they weren't trying to escape him.) There isn't much the human could pull that he hasn't already built up a resistance to in regards to being annoyed.

And even if they could open the deck door open, he'd have to be considerably distracted in order to not just catch them again with the deck arms anyways. The only time the deck arms handle cassette repairs is if Soundwave is too busy fighting/running from something to do it himself.

He vastly prefers Maintenance Time to be something that doubles as bonding time with any cassettes he may have. He wants them to associate him, and being held by him with comfort. Comfort, and Safety are the two main things a cassette carrier must absolutely provide for their cassettes (Other than food/fuel and shelter bc duh.) Also, bc getting close to people, having them stick around with you, and survive for long is exceedingly rare during/after the war. (To the winners go the spoils, and to the losers, the leftovers.) (Even before the war as well if you were among those considered disposable by the upper class.)

So, all that to say, Soundwave is secretly terrified of losing the few people he has left after the war.

(The reason he let his typical crowd of cassettes go ((In the Empty Nest AU)) is bc he respects them too much to just keep them cooped up with/in him all the time. The issue with them not being around arises after they've left, anyways. Plus, they do visit when they can so it isn't Too bad for the ex-human cassette. At first.)

(I love how this started as a 'Huh? Soundwave is kinda weird in some iterations.', and ended up as 'Soundwave is a sad father of one adopted child that loathes him, bc it wasn't actually an adoption but rather a kidnapping. Also, war is Hell.')

-Not a Request Anon

Ooohh this is interesting :0 I didn’t know Soundwave had those wirey tentacle thingies. They’d certainly be useful for him, having some extra appendages to keep the humans safe in his deck.

As for that last part, yeah that makes a lot of sense 😔 he’s just trying to fill the emptiness he feels with an unwilling guest

[darkseesyou]

I just watched the trailer for the new Transformers movie... and I have a strange double feeling

On the one hand, I'm glad that the film will contain the backstory to the events of the war on Cybertron. It already looks quite interesting and cool. The effects are good. Of course it’s not a story I’m used to, but oh well. Different universes and everything is different everywhere

But...fuck. The graphics themselves look too childish. Similar to TFE. No. I have nothing against Earthspark. but this is just... a children's series. and the movie trailer gives me the same feeling. The bot designs are so... awkward. as if specially made so that it would be easier to make toys and sell them. The jokes are also at the level of children. The behavior of the characters in the trailer is too childish. as if they are not even adults, but just teenagers. and behave too humanly. Don't know. a very unpleasant feeling when you were expecting something straight... WOW SO COOL, EPIC, BACKSTORY WOOOW. but I got something completely childish.

I'm not asking you to change YOUR opinion and I have nothing against it if you liked the trailer. But personally, he did not provide me with any pleasure. Rather disappointment.. and very much so..

Thank you for your attention. And I'll go cry :,

I'M SEPARATELY DISAPPOINTED WITH THE DESIGN OF SOUNDWAVE. WHY DOES HE LOOK PURELY LIKE A CASSETTE DECK ON LEGS WITH A HEAD AND HANDS BUT WITHOUT BODY???

[moon-language-0]

10 Questions for Writers

wasn't gonna do this bc i thought nobody probably really cares about this stuff but since i got double tagged by @meidui and @sunnysideprincess here goes nothing:

1. how many works do you have on AO3?

32 and climbing!

2. what’s your total AO3 word count?

ugh i had to go into my stats to find this number (hate looking at stats) but to my surprise that number is a whopping 816,828! (if added to my ff.net word count that figure grows to 1,062,375 🤯)

3. what fandoms do you write for?

stony exclusively, though i opened up to the idea of writing for steve and/or tony paired with any mcu villain for marvel trumps hate, and now i'm writing a steve/loki (with steve/tony as endgame) fic that's more fun than i would've anticipated! (x) still wouldn't call myself a "multishipper," though -- more of a serial shipping monogamist ;)

4. do you respond to comments? why or why not?

i do! sometimes i'm a bit slow to respond for various reasons (e.g. when people angels comment on my WIPs i like to reply when/right before a new chapter drops), and on a few occasions i've belatedly encountered comments that i forgot to reply to (😱) that i'll immediately rectify, but i very much want to encourage people to keep leaving them. a single comment—even short/sweet ones!—can be like rocket fuel to my creative drive -- and as someone who finds myself running on empty and trying to get by solely on fumes from time to time, getting that boost in my inbox is truly priceless.

5. have you ever had a fic stolen?

not in whole but in part :(

6. have you ever co-written a fic before?

i don't even know how that would work!

7. what’s your all-time favorite ship?

currently steve/tony. once upon a time it was spock/kirk, and the flame burned so brightly that it troubles me to wonder how it ever managed to go out. i collected vintage zines. i made insanely thoughtful fanmixes (one of which i recorded onto cassette tapes one-at-a-time by hand through a painstaking process and distributed to a few like-minded folks, with hand-drawn cover art and liner notes!). i read AMAZING fic that changed my brain and yet i never wrote a single thing! i made a secret spacehusbands clubhouse underneath a pool table during one long and otherwise unhappy summer. i even made spirk-themed patches and pins that sold quite well on etsy, and turned one of my large back pieces into the central design of a fully decked-out jacket (which was made specifically to wear while loitering around disneyland while baked). here's some photographic evidence of all of the above:

8. what are your writing strengths?

smut-crafting is the obvious answer, but i flatter myself to think that i also manage to tap into a particular kind of haunted beauty that hovers about, casting its ethereal moon-shadow over all the most poignant relationships; something i've been obsessed with in life, that i'm compelled to pursue further in writing.

9. what are your writing weaknesses?

keeping it short. my punctuation can get pretty erratic sometimes. also, this might be a cop-out of an answer since it can be interpreted as a 'strength' but it really can throw me for a loop: i tend to let the characters tell the story 'they' want to tell rather than keeping a tight hold on the reins and sticking to my own agenda -- this can lead me off my intended course, for better or worse! as a storyteller i'm a bit of a pushover—always open to sudden inspiration wherever it might issue from—and steve and tony are such *strong* personalities that this openness can be a problem when i 'channel' them.

10. first fandom you wrote for?

harry potter. i was a bit of a snapewife for awhile there (don't judge). ff.net has been having some server issues so i recently logged back on to download my 245k unfinished epic from 2012, and found over a thousand people had left comments! some people were calling it a "masterpiece" and/or "the best fic [they] ever read [for that pairing]" which made me doubtful, so i skimmed over some of the story expecting it to be cringey but uhhh... it actually holds up? i mean, 2011/12 was quite a time for me: i was simultaneously finishing my thesis on "fandom, fanaticism, and religious fervor" and can recall having full-on religious experiences of my own while writing that [truly 'inspired'] fic, so i guess i was onto something after all!

some of these folks have already been tagged but i'm whispering a soft 'hello' into the ears of @carsonian, @soliloquent-stark, @pia-bartolini, @avengersnewb, @tinystark616 & all writers who aren't as averse to mirror-gazing as i can be

[hirocimacruiser]

Finally got myself a brochure for the Autech Zagato Stelvio based on the F31 Nissan Leopard with bodies shipped to Italy for Zagato to fit the custom bodywork.

"This car was born as it was meant to be. His boundless passion for car building and never-ending challenges have brought the far-flung distances of Milan and Chigasaki closer together. Zagato is a prestigious carrozzeria representing Italy that has produced many famous cars. Autech Japan is proud of its outstanding technology. Here, the biggest dream ever comes to fruition. Its form has a double bubble (two cups) roof shape, a traditional Zagato technique, and has a delicate, detailed beauty that can only be expressed by handcrafting. Its timeless and overwhelming presence will never fail to give endless excitement to all who see it.

The engine and chassis are wrapped in the most beautiful and exciting form. It must naturally have its own outstanding performance. V6 3 liter twin cam turbo engine carefully and thoroughly tuned by Autech Japan. Its overwhelming power performance is a true luxury that can only be afforded to ultra-luxury Gran Turismos. Only the finest materials have been carefully selected for this high-performance interior. Made with high-quality genuine leather and carefully selected wood materials, it exudes a sophisticated atmosphere that can only be achieved by handcrafting. "Stelvio" was developed with the aim of being the best in everything. Limited production of only 200 units."

■EQUIPMENT

●Fully automatic air conditioner

●Power drivers seat

●Auto light system

Projector headlamp

●Audio system (cassette deck/CD player/AM/FM electronic tuner/BOSE speaker system)

●ASCD (Auto Speed ​​Control Mechanism)

■Body color & interior color

Italian Red / beige

dark blue metallic / beige

dark gray metallic / beige

silver metallic / black

black metallic / black

Stelvio

The name of the highest mountain pass in Europe, at 2757m above sea level, heading towards the Alps. This mountain pass, part of the Ortres Mountains, is famous for its steep slopes and more than 50 unimaginably tight curves. It is the setting for many famous races, including the "CORSA ALLO STELVIO".

[monomorphilogical]

Interstate lines

I'm doubling bodies down the thinning line

two sides of a faded billboard sign

an angel perched on the shoulder of the I-65

holding my breath like I could live half a life

all my limbs fractured in another man's hit a run

odd angles making it hard to move on

strapped the seat belt severing my blood line

frayed edges like another passed sign

it still feels like a blade pressed against my neck

scratching like that 1984 cassette deck

caught on tape like a shadow in the southern sun

nowhere to go and nowhere to run

my mama said to always keep up my chin

but it's still scars me with all that could've been

like a roadside creature decaying in the southern sun

I've always had that devil riding shotgun

turning up the heat so we won't go up in flames

engine rattling with all my past names

I always survive but I can never leave it behind

backseat pile-up so high the rearview's gone blind

wholly covered in dust and it bites

twenty-four and crying at passing gas station lights

been praying to the radio stations for so long

strike me down at the finish line drawn

save me from flipping coins out the console

who knew chasing this straightaway high takes its toll

passing highway signs like I'm just a roadie

but right now I'm just eroding

all these steering wheel bruises on my knees

squeezing the blood around the cut of my keys

rambling on with all my haggard edges worn down

I'm just another strange face in an unknown town

I've lost myself in the land of the free

but the rearview mirror reflection is still me

how I've come so far without moving up a mile

so fucking angry at myself all the while

always looking out for that white car to pass me by

but there's nothing around here but desert dry

so I missed my exit a couple of states ago

my taillight's still busted and the transmission's slow

metal to blacktop sparks like the fourth of july

if I can't ride just let me fucking die

'cause I’ll keep going on when I burn through the motor

and there won't be a tomorrow if I don't pull over

so I hope God just lets me die today

give me forever riding down heaven's highway

'cause I've seen too many nights gone stone cold

torn backseat leather and no hand to hold

I'm so fucking sick and tired of riding on my own

should've known these roads don't lead home

[previous part & next part]

[lonelyplanetfag]

im in beautiful aerosmith world...double cassette deck setup...big ass gorgeous speakers...all the fancy shit :-)

[c64]

Game Review: Ray Mears’ Survival Chimney (Commodore 64)

10/10

"Ray Mears’ Survival Chimney" for the Commodore 64 is a groundbreaking title that pushes the boundaries of 80s gaming technology. Players take on the role of Ray Mears, a seasoned outdoorsman, navigating the treacherous terrain of the Wrangell Volcanic Field in East Alaska. The game begins with Ray traversing mountainous forests, battling wild bears, wolves, and even fending off cutthroat media executives who either want him dead or offer miserly deals. As you progress, you'll collect essential climbing gear—ropes, pegs, hand cream, and Kendal mintcake—all crucial for the ultimate challenge: scaling the largest natural chimney. The goal is to sketch a rare wasp and sell the proof to National Geographic, the highest paying media publication.

A unique feature of this game is its 300-page guidebook, helping players code and complete a realistic 16 colour digital sketch using a combination of key presses and joystick clicks, a task that skilled players can accomplish in around 51 hours. The game’s difficulty is heightened by the chimney's natural tilt and fierce Alaskan winds, which threaten to blow away your equipment. Mastering the left-right timings is essential to protect your kit and succeed. This is one of the most advanced Commodore 64 games to date, with the cassette deck running at double speed to support the fast framerates and an exhilarating techno soundtrack by 808 State.

"Ray Mears’ Survival Chimney" offers a challenging, immersive experience that elevates Ray Mears' public persona to new heights. Prepare to sketch your way to victory, and stay tuned for the anticipated sequel, "Ray Mears' Ural Sinkhole "

[goodbysunball]

Best of 2022

Here it is: my yearly summation of the small labels working through rising costs and punishing manufacturing delays, the artists making music unafraid of chance, and the freaks supporting all of it in spite of the daily consequences of a ruling class increasingly detached from reality. Lots more that deserve accolades from more prestigious publications, and I'm sure they'll get 'em, but these are records that were inseparable from certain points of my year, including now. Yeah, they were all kinda my favorite at one point, and could be again tomorrow, but Kilynn Lunsford is #1 for a reason. Glad to be back at shows, however sparingly, experiencing all the awkward camaraderie and room-silencing/room-flattening performances that come with them. It all feels more necessary than ever. Up and up in a world of lava. Happy New Year, everyone.

LP

Kilynn Lunsford, Custodians of Human Succession (ever/never)

Joe Colley, Deformation of Tone (Total Black)

Kitchen's Floor, None of That (Petty Bunco)

Thomas Bush, Preludes (Mammas Mysteriska Jukebox)

Hissing, Hypervirulence Architecture (Profound Lore)

Tim Goss, Afterfly (Penultimate Press)

Carla dal Forno, Come Around (Kallista)

Rose Mercie, ¿Kieres Agua? (Celluloid Lunch/Jelodanti)

Incipientium, Belastning (Förlag För Fri Musik)

Siobhan, Body Double (Nostilevo)

7"/12"/Cassette/CD

The Body & OAA, Enemy of Love CS (Thrill Jockey)

Brain Tourniquet, s/t 7" (Iron Lung)

CIA Debutante, "The Punch" b/w "The Garden" 7" (Digital Regress)

Cube, Proof of Bells CD (H&S Ranch)

Darksmith, Imposter CD (Throne Heap)

Gaoled, Bestial Hardcore 7" flexi (Iron Lung)

Greymouth, Twilight Furl 7" (Kashual Plastik)

Horrendous 3D, s/t 7" (Black Water)

Incipientium, Inhuman CS (Kashual Plastik)

Primitive Man, Insurmountable 12" (Closed Casket Activities)

RRR Band, s/t CS (Petty Bunco)

Sprite, Epic Sundry CS (Tropical Cancer Rort)

Stomachache, Hiss Noise Whir CD (Lagniappe Exposure)

R.I.P. Young Slo-Be

Rap

42 Dugg & EST Gee, “Thump Shit”

BandGang Lonnie Bands, Scorpion Eyes (Anti Media/TF Entertainment)

Denzel Curry feat. Key Glock, “Walkin (Remix)”

Earl Sweatshirt, SICK! (Tan Cressida)

Lil Durk & Gucci Mane, “Rumors”

Maz G x GuttaFoe, “Win Some, Lose Some” - what is going on in Milwaukee

Starlito & Troy Money, Cheap Phones & Turkey Bags (Grind Hard)

Billy Woods, Aethiopes (Backwoodz Studioz)

Young Slo-Be, Southeast (KoldGreedy / Thizzler on the Roof)

Z Money, Back 2 the Blender (self-released) - thx @raygarraty

Pictured: Angels of Mons

Live shows

The Body at 529, Atlanta, GA (May 17)

Primitive Man, Mortiferum, Jarhead Fertilizer, Body Void & Elizabeth Color Wheel at The EARL, Atlanta, GA (May 20)

Brain Tourniquet, Excavate & Thirdface at DRKMTTR, Nashville, TN (July 16)

Reeking Aura at the Brickyard, Knoxville, TN (November 11)

Bitchin Bajas, Maspeth & Angels of Mons at the Pilot Light, Knoxville, TN (December 11)

Five songs that made my daughter dance every time they hit the deck

Bitchin Bajas, "Quakenbrück" from Bajascillators

Can, "Halleluhwah" from Tago Mago

Rose Mercie, "Cats and Dogs" from ¿Kieres Agua?

Träden, "När lingonen mognar (Lingonberries Forever)" from Träden

YL Hooi, "W/O Love" from Untitled

[voskhodart]

Tapes! We got tapes. So many.

Starting off with some really cool stuff, courtesy of my brother.

Shame me as you will, but I have been going this whole time without a tape cleaner. This one is brand new! (Or, it was in 2001. And nobody ever used it!)

Next up is… a birthday card. On VHS! Technology is a beautiful thing. This one has some of the coolest packaging I’ve seen.

And lastly, the MCA studios tape. I haven’t had the chance to play this one yet, so I have no idea what it actually is. But it seems potentially really cool. Universal’s MCA Recording Studio opened with the Universal Studios Florida park in 1990, but closed in 1996, so it’s pretty neat to have an artifact from that short period. I can’t find anything similar to this tape online, so I guess I’ll just have to crack it open myself to see what it is.

On to some junk I bought today with my own hard-earned 60¢.

Are the Jurassic Park sequels any good? I don’t know. But I’m sure they’re better than the shitfest that Jurassic World was. And now I own them forever.

The Water Colors tape describes itself as a “classic forging of motion picture and music” that “pays homage to the endless cycle of waves, carved landscapes, breathtaking waterfalls and geysers that are water’s gift to us all”. Seems like a good thing to play in the background while I’m working on stuff.

As usual, I am obligated to buy every National Geographic tape I find. This one is about killer whales. Cute whale on the cover. You get it.

The Discover Channel tape caught my eye because it is completely nondescript on the outside. It’s unfortunately a Jesus documentary on the inside, but the outside os pretty sick.

And finally… that which shall not be named. Harry Potter sucks, yes, but I couldn’t resist being one of the only people on the planet to own a copy of a Harry Potter film that is absolutely not giving a penny to Miss Transphobia 202X.

But we’re not done. Oh no no. It is time for my special awesome machine. Her name is JVC KD-W110 Stereo Double Cassette Deck and we will be having intimate relations later. I’m currently using an old headset to hear her noises because I don’t have any speakers on hand, but it still sounds really really good.

I’ll probably make myself some mixtapes if I can get the recording working. I should have Amigo the Devil’s new album coming in on cassette in a few weeks, so it’ll be fun to play that on here too.

[minny5ca2018]

They don't make em like they used to

My components through the years...

Found some of them ... wow ... memories.

***

Technics SA 202 ... Stereo Receiver

Technics RS M5 ... Cassette Deck

Technics SB LP70 Speakers

Technics model TBD Turntable Belt drive

Technics SA 828 ... Stereo Receiver

Technics SB G800 4 way Super Bass Speakers

Technics SL QX300 Direct Drive Turntable

Technics RS M225 ... Cassette Deck

DB Plus 1212 Dual Drive Speakers

Aiwa AD 3600 ; 3 head Dolby B Cassette Deck

Aiwa AD F990 ... 3 head Cassette Deck

Sony STR de815g Audio Video Receiver

Sony SS K10ED Extended Definition Speakers

Sony TC WE625 Double Cassette Deck

First Receiver 30 watts per channel.

First set Speakers Linear Phase

Turntable Belt Drive Fully Automatic

First Cassette Deck Dolby B with VU meters

Second Receiver 100 watts per channel

Second set Speakers 4 way w Super Tweeters

Second Turntable Quartz Direct Drive

Second Cassette Deck Dolby B digital displays

Third Cassette Deck Dolby B & C ; 3 heads

Fourth Cassette Deck 3 heads Dolby B

Third Receiver AV Receiver 100 watts per channel

Fourth Cassette Deck Dolby B & C ; Auto Reverse

Third set Speakers high end Bookshelf

***

These are all the components that I had through the years... wow.

That silver Technics receiver, man that thing cooked power wise. Rated at 100 watts but I would bet it had more than that. Had it for years until I replaced it with the Sony ... it cooks too at 100 watts per channel.

The first Technics Turntable was Belt Drive with a Shure MM Phono Cartridge. Fully Automatic, not sure of the model. Hard to say. There were a lot of them at that time.

That black Aiwa tape Deck, had to be the best Cassette recorder, ever. With Dolby C on a metal tape, it rivaled the best LP or CD. Annoying though because one channel quit. Had to replace an entire electronic display to fix it. Grrr.

The Linear Phase Speakers were not powerful enough for the SA828, replaced with the 4 way Speakers. Nice clear sound but like all bass reflex ... a little light on the low end. They were heavy too and awkward. About 30 lbs.

Their replacement was the DB Plus 1212s. Man what a speaker! The sound was outstanding. But the size of them! They were as big and heavy as a Subaru and cost just as much lol.

The second Turntable QX300 still rock n rolls today with the Sony AV Receiver and a Sony Double Cassette Deck.

The Bookshelf Sony Speakers rival many in their class today ...

Hadn't tried the stuff in years because I got into Smart phones and laptops and PCs and Social media... but wow!!!

That system still cooks, years and years later.

There is a huge interest in the vintage components and I can see why because they don't make em like they used to.

[barstoolblues]

riding the bus with my new adopted double cassette deck that i had to bring to work with me

[vintage-tech]

This double-deck component cassette player is NOT JUNK! We swear!

[youknowwhatted]

Watching the midnight club is giving me all the 90's music vibes. I used to play my Bush CD on my stereo on repeat for hours. I thought I was hot shit because I had a 3 disk deck and double cassette deck.

[annwynisland]

Furniture Catalogue

Item names spelled in US English. Ctrl+F (find keyword) recommended. I can customize with Cyrus if specific color variant(s) desired.

ACNH Nintendo Switch

Alto saxophone

Analog kitchen scale

Anthurium plant

Antique bureau

Antique chair

Antique clock

Antique console table

Antique mini table

Antique wardrobe

Arcade seat

Artsy table

Baby panda

Ball

Baobab

Basic teacher's desk

Beach ball

Beach chairs with parasol

Beach towel

Bidet

Board game

Book

Book stands

Bottled beverage

Box corner sofa

Box sofa

Broom and dustpan

Bunk bed

Campfire cookware

Camping cot

Candle

Candle chandelier

Cans

Cardboard box

Carnations

Casablanca lilies

Cassette player

Cat grass

Chainsaw

Chalkboard

Champion's pennant

Changing room

Checkout counter

Chessboard

Clipboard

Clothes closet

Clothesline pole

Coffee beans

Coffee cup

Coffee grinder

Coffee plant

Colorful juice

Cone

Cooking tools

Cool sofa

Corner clothing rack

Counter table

Covered wagon

Crane game

Creepy skeleton

Cruiser bike

Cuckoo clock

Cup with saucer

Cushion

Cute chair

Cute DIY table

Cute sofa

Cute wall-mounted clock

Cute wardrobe

Cypress bathtub

Cypress plant

Decorative bottles

Deep fryer

Desk mirror

Dessert carrier

Diner counter chair

Diner counter table

Diner dining table

Diner neon clock

Dinnerware

Dinosaur toy

Director's chair

Dish-drying rack

Display stand

Document stack

Double-door refrigerator

Double-edged sword

Double Gloucester cheese

Double sofa

Drapery

Dreamy bed

Dreamy rabbit toy

Dreamy wall rack

Dual hanging monitors

Elephant slide

Enamel lamp

Evergreen ash

Exam table

Exercise bike

Exit sign

Fan

Fancy violin

Fax machine

Festival zongzi

Fireplace

Floating-biotope planter

Floor light

Floor seat

Fluorescent light

Folding floor lamp

Fortune-telling set

Freezer

Froggy chair

Garden faucet

Garden gnome

Garden lantern

Gas range

Gears

Glass jar

Globe

Handcart

Hanging cube light

Hearty ramen

High-end stereo

Homework set

Hourglass

Iced coffee

Imperial bed

Imperial chest

Imperial decorative shelves

Imperial dining chair

Imperial dining lantern

Imperial low table

Imperial partition

Ironing board

Ironing set

Judge's bell

Karaoke machine

Kids' tent

Kimono stand

Kitchen counter

Knife block

Lab-experiments set

Lantern

Large covered round table

Large magazine rack

Lily-pad table

Long bathtub

Magazine

Magnetic knife rack

Marimba

Metal can

Metal pot

Meter and pipes

Microwave

Mini circuit

Mining car

Mixer

Mobile

Modern cash register

Modern office chair

Monstera

Mop

Moroccan lights

Moss ball

Mounted blue marlin

Mr. Flamingo

Mrs. Flamingo

Mug

Oil barrel

Oil lamp

Outdoor air conditioner

Outdoor bench

Outdoor folding chair

Owl clock

Painting set

Papa panda

Paper-chain ceiling garland

Paper lantern

Paper tiger

Patchwork bed

Patchwork sofa chair

Pendulum clock

Pennant

Pet food bowl

Pinball machine

Pine tree

Plasma ball

Plastic canister

Pop-up book

Pop-up toaster

Popcorn machine

Porcelain vase

Portable radio

Pot rack

Potted starter plants

Premium nigirizushi

Pro coffee grinder

Puppy plushie

Rattan armchair

Rattan end table

Rattan low table

Rattan stool

Rattan table lamp

Rattan vanity

Rattan wardrobe

Retro fan

Retro stereo

Rice cooker

Rock guitar

Rocket lamp

Rotary phone

Round light fixture

Round pillow

Round space heater

Salad bar

Sandwich plate meal

Schefflera

School chair

School desk

Scooter

Scrapbook

Screen

Serving cart

Set of stockings

Sewing machine

Sewing project

Shaded floor lamp

Shaded pendant lamp

Ship-wheel door decoration

Shopping bag

Short file cabinet

Shoyu ramen

Silver confetti blower

Silver mic

Simple kettle

Simple panel

Simple shaded lamp

Simple table

Simple wall shelf

Siphon

Skateboard

SLR camera

Small mannequin

Small vase

Soft-serve lamp

Spaceship control panel

Spinning wheel

Square bathtub

Standing toilet

Strapped books

Studio spotlight

Study carrel

Study chair

Study desk

Study sewing box

Super-premium nigirizushi

Surfboard

Surichwi tteok

Table lamp

Table with cloth

Tabletop record player

Tangled cords

Tape deck

Tapestry

Tea set

Thank-you Mom mug

Throwback container

Throwback dino screen

Throwback gothic mirror

Throwback hat table

Throwback rocket

Throwback skull radio

Tin bucket

Tin robot

Tissue box

Titan arum

Tool shelf

Toolbox

Torii

Toy box

Traditional tea set

Train set

Transit seat

Tricycle

Typewriter

Upright speaker

Utility sink

Vacuum cleaner

Velvet stool

Vertical banner

Wall-mounted candle

Wall-mounted LED display

Wall-mounted phone

Wall-mounted TV (50 in.)

Water cooler

Weight bench

Winnowing machine

Wood-burning stove

Wooden pendant light

World map

Yucca

Yule log