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[germanpostwarmodern]

Town Hall (1962-66) in Reutlingen, Germany, by Wilhelm Tiedje & Rudi Volz

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Professor Michael Volz casually sitting next to a man with a sign that says: “Save Hamas.” At the University of Missouri, @mizzou they host a weekly anti-Israel protest.  There is a man who joins the protests almost every week who holds a sign that says: “Save Hamas.” They also regularly hold a sign that says: “Negotiate with Hamas.”  If the people holding signs that say “Save Hamas” do not represent them, then why do they let him march with them every week? If someone showed up to a Pro-Israel event with a sign that declared: “Save Hamas,” then we would not let him march in our group. But, they never kick out people who hold signs praising Hamas.  Drew McCausland is a Methodist Minister in my town who joins the protests. I asked him why he marches with a guy that holds a sign proclaiming: “Save Hamas.” Minister McCausland responded that it was fine, because the sign also states: “Save Israel,” at the bottom. But, when I tried to speak with the man who carries the sign, he started screaming at me. Obviously the message of the sign is that Hamas are the legitimate representatives of the Palestinian people.  Professor Michael Volz is the Director of the MU International Studies Program. Hamas calls for murdering every Jew on earth. The Hamas Charter declares: “The Day of Judgement will not come about until Muslims fight the Jews. When the Jew will hide behind stones and trees, the stones and trees will say, ‘O Muslims, O Abdullah, there is a Jew behind me, come and kill him.’” On Saturdays, Professor Michael Volz just likes to join protests where people show up to support a group that calls for murdering every Jewish student on campus.

[pierppasolini]

The Dukes of Hazzard - 3.22 - The Hack of Hazzard

[whackinator]

nobody on this site knows who the hell my OCs are but I think this is worth posting for the visuals alone

[adreciclarte4]

Christo, 2015 by Wolfgang Volz

[mikifoldi]

Divine and Nedra Volz - Ladies of the Wild West / digital paintings by Miki Foldi

[randomrichards]

JOHN’S GONE:

One man’s crummy life

Trying to sell random stuff

Surreal yet too real

[justadumbasskid]

RimWorld Writing | Valley Station 1

She had been in here all day. Every day for the past four days, at least. Mei, the group’s resident combat Mechanitor, and a damn fine one at that. During the time of the First Factory, she had commanded two militors, two bellicors, one omicron, two knights, two centipede blasters, and a War Queen. All had eventually been scrapped to make way for their successors, or had been sold along with the First Factory, but still, an impressive resume. Now, in the time of Valley Station, she crouched low in front of a huge Archotech pylon. One of four towers on the North, East, South, and West surrounding a great Archotech structure in the middle. The cluster of Archotech artifacts emitted a constant psychic pulse that tugged on the seams of any psychically-tuned brain nearby. Volz was particularly sensitive to its influence, and suppressed a groan as a headache bloomed inside her skull.

“Mei,” Volz called from the sunlit slate doorway of their great temple, Mei was pulled from her musings and turned her eyes away from the glowing Archotech structure to her companion. Volz held a packaged survival meal in her hand and beckoned for Mei to take it. “You’ve been spending too much time here, Mei, even you need to eat sometime.”

Mei clutched at the plackart of her marine-issue power armor, and looked away, “I’m not hungry…” A common response from her, as she’s equipped with a miniturized nuclear reactor instead of a stomach. Volz shook a canteen in her other hand as a response.

“Water, then. I can hear your dehydration.” Volz’s lips crooked into what she hoped was a reassuring smile as she rolled her Archotech eyes playfully. With the popping crackle of stiff bones (they really needed to get bionic legs sometime) Mei stood, and gratefully accepted the offered water. She drank deeply, and summoned the courage to turn her attention away from their collective object of worship to speak to Volz.

“I just…does it not intrigue any of you? The mystery of its use to the Archotechs? How it relates to the great Archonexus? I can’t focus on anything else for long, I always find my mind wandering back to it. It calls to me. Please, tell me you’ve heard it!” Mei babbled just barely-coherently. She’s an intimidating figure with her power armor and Mechcommander helmet, but she appears weak as a kitten compared to the glorious Archotech artifact standing tall above her. Volz placed a reassuring hand onto Mei’s armored shoulder, hopefully calming the volatile mechanitor. 

“We’ve all heard it,” Volz assures, guiding Mei’s head so she can only focus on her pair of artificial eyes, “We didn’t build this temple around it to hide its influence from us, such a feat would be impossible, and pointless. We built this because it told us to, it commands our respect and attention. We built this temple to revere the glory of the Archonexus, and all this artifact represents.” 

“But..?” Mei whispered, guessing Volz’s next line of speech. Volz nodded.

“But, we’re of no use to the Archonexus when we’re starving, dehydrated, and dead. I’m not saying that there are more important things going on right now than our holy mission, but we need to focus on the basics regardless.” Volz pressed the crinkling paper packaged meal into Mei’s limp hands, forcing her to hold it, “Eat, drink, and sleep. The Archonexus favors us enough that it has provided these opportunities to us, we would be wise to make use of them while we can.” Mei looked down at the parcel in her hands before taking Volz into a hug. Her exoskeleton-enhanced strength threatens to crush Volz’s just under-enhanced body, but soon relents before breathing becomes difficult. She moves past Volz and out into the fleeting sunlight of dusk.

“Thank you, Volz. Perhaps the greatest boon the Archonexus gave unto us is your wisdom.” Mei tears into the package soon after, and leaves Volz alone in the temple. 

An aching throb in her skull pulls her attention back to the huge glowing greenish-yellow structure before her, and the intricate circuitboard-like patterns of pale yellow etched onto the sleek lime surface. Volz inches closer to the humming Archotech structure, and with her enhanced Archotech eyes, she imagines that she can almost see the individual packets of light traveling through the atto-thin wires.

Volz thinks to herself for a moment…her chores are done, she has eaten dinner, surely she can spare an hour or two of study before bed. 

So she travels past the Western Pylon, and takes a kneeling position above the Northern pylon. Pressing her organic hand against the lime structure, she begins to meditate. Opening her mind, and inviting Archotech wisdom to enter it.

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A little writing based on the colony from this post, and all of my RimWorld posts before that one, relating to the current playthrough.

[germanpostwarmodern]

Town Hall (1962-66) in Reutlingen, Germany, by Wilhelm Tiedje & Rudi Volz

[ffi-stuff-xcept-its-memes]

[pierppasolini]

The Dukes of Hazzard - 3.21 - The Great Hazzard Hijack

[sardens]

Herbert Volz - Geometrische Komposition

[picturethisshow]

We ALWAYS have a blast joking and doodling at Union Hall, thank goodness we also look good doin it! Thanks again Mike Bryk for the hot show pics from our last NY show!

BROOKLYN This Saturday 12/3 is our LAST SHOW OF 2022, AND it’s our 1 year anniversary of our return to in person live animated comedy since COVID began! After a year of keeping our performers and audience safe we are ready to CELEBRATE!! Get tested, bring your vax and mask and come party down with us THIS SATURDAY!! Ticket link below - Save $5 if you get tix before Saturday! 

It’s the LAST live animated comedy show in Brooklyn for 2022! Picture This! is a new kind of comedy show featuring live art from some of the best animators, cartoonists, and other artists around the world.

Comedy by Ben Wasserman (MTV) Taylor Garron (The Onion, Tribeca Film Festival) Becca O'Neal (Comedy Central) Ali Clayton (Y'all Gay? Podcast) Anya Volz (New York Comedy Festival) Nina Tarr (VICELAND)

Animation by Jason Chatfield (The New Yorker) Chrissy Fellmeth (Titmouse) Nelson Diaz (Nickelodeon) Edel Ferri (Adult Swim) Dan Pinto (Disney) Ray Alma (The Inkwell Foundation)

Hosted by Samantha Ruddy (Tonight Show, Full Frontal with Samantha Bee)

SATURDAY 12/3 7pm Doors / 7:30pm Show at Union Hall 702 Union St, Brooklyn, NY

$10 pre-sale, $15 day-of: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/picture-this-live-animated-comedy-tickets-430900644427

18+

Street Parking available, ride share encouraged

Proof of vax required

masking encouraged

Sorry no Livestream this time!

Flier art by Jason Chatfield *Lineup subject to change without notice

Follow us! IG: @PictureThisComedy Twitter: @picturethisshow FB.com/PictureThisShow YouTube.com/@PictureThisComedy

[whackinator]

I’ve wanted to do a “draw the squad” kinda thing for so long, and today I finally did!!!

It’s probably about time I introduce these characters… If they look fun to you then stay tuned to formally meet them in a future post!!

(10/15/2024 edit: their introduction will probably not be my NEXT art post so I changed this to say a future post)