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Piano Man is now done.

Good morning and good luck to whoever is making Billy Joel album covers on the North Shore in w.place.

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btw patterns and rhymes are wacky because why can’t i keep river river river leaf text with website underneath fox’s head with eagle palms lots of boring coats of arms flower tree tree tree stolen from the BBC very 90’s round and bold painted by a 5 year old flappy triangles appeal happy crown water wheel circle skyline painty lame looks like someone signed their name swirly B swishy m boring coats of arms again 8 blobs no one understands that completes the—oh, it’s hands! out of my EAR

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I decided to make one too:

Across from Highland Falls, in between the Hudson River line and Lake Elizabeth, here is Turnstiles!

Good morning and good luck to whoever is making Billy Joel album covers on the North Shore in w.place.

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I started a blog series (Which will be accompanied by a video series soon) on schemes. The first chapter is on classical algebraic geometry, and the first notions of a generalisation to arbitrary rings. Unfortunately, since tumblr doesn't have LaTeX integration yet, I decided to do this off-site on Functor Network, so that means you will have to go through the mental anguish of clicking a link:

I hope it's worth it.

Edit: Associated video going live tomorrow on youtube:

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Good morning and good luck to whoever is making Billy Joel album covers on the North Shore in w.place.

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Wandering round the UK in w.place

Handforth, Cheshire:

One of the many monsters in Loch Ness:

Edgworth, Lancashire:

Highgate Cemetery, London, burial site of Douglas Adams and Karl Marx:

Wells, Somerset:

Ashdown Forest, Sussex:

Walsingham and Great Snoring, Norfolk:

And the former site of the Sycamore Gap tree in Northumberland:

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these are chronological. i wonder what that says about him.

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Yeah, the OP is straight up wrong and I'm not sure why.

Don't be sorry for the correction, or I'd have to be sorry too for knowing this is the strip from November 16, 1986 – one year into C&H and long before he was able to begin experimenting with the panel format.

May I introduce you to my favourite Calvin and Hobbes strip which only got funnier when I got hearing aids.

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Did anyone ever like attempt to document and compile the variations of Barney the dinosaur murder ballads across the elementary school system in the early 2000s. Like legit it has always fascinated me as a phenomena and I would love to know if there were like traceable regional variations or what.

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It was on Scandinavian Skies too!

Phil Ramone broke so much fucking glass to get the right sound for the beginning of You May Be Right.

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There have been a bunch of articles about Hannah Cairo disproving the Mizohata-Takeuchi conjecture. They've been mostly focused on her age (she's 17) but her work is incredibly interested on its own account.

If you have a math or physics background I highly recommend her video lecture about constructing the counter-example. (If you don't have a math or physics background, it's probably too technical-- speaking for myself, it's right at the limit of my understanding.)

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whoops

in case my arrows are confusing, here are a couple of lists

EASY PATH

the stranger

glass houses

52nd street

turnstiles

streetlife serenade

piano man

storm front

an innocent man

river of dreams

the nylon curtain

the bridge

cold spring harbor

EXPERT MODE

piano man

cold spring harbor

streetlife serenade

turnstiles

52nd street

the stranger

the nylon curtain

glass houses

an innocent man

the bridge

storm front

river of dreams

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#you should have included the one where tintin has a whip and with haddock look menacingly at herge#unless this is a mandela effect or i have mixed up my memories lol @dimdiamond

"Look everyone, it's been fifty years of very happy work."

My favorite genre of self-portrait is cartoonists being bothered by their characters while trying to draw

Bill Watterson – Calvin and Hobbes (1986)

Hergé – Tintin (1947, Tintin Magazine)

Jeff Smith – Bone (1993, Bone Holiday Special)

Walt Kelly – Pogo (1950, Maclean's Magazine)

And a bonus:

Berkeley Breathed – Bloom County

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Their essays are actually extremely creative.

Artist: David Sutherland

Beano Annual Issue 1963

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My favorite genre of self-portrait is cartoonists being bothered by their characters while trying to draw

Bill Watterson – Calvin and Hobbes (1986)

Hergé – Tintin (1947, Tintin Magazine)

Jeff Smith – Bone (1993, Bone Holiday Special)

Walt Kelly – Pogo (1950, Maclean's Magazine)

And a bonus:

Berkeley Breathed – Bloom County

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You were right

It was crazy

He really was being kind of a lunatic

The "No. Now." is sending me. 1980 Billy Joel I am concerned for you.

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My favorite genre of self-portrait is cartoonists being bothered by their characters while trying to draw

Bill Watterson – Calvin and Hobbes (1986)

Hergé – Tintin (1947, Tintin Magazine)

Jeff Smith – Bone (1993, Bone Holiday Special)

Walt Kelly – Pogo (1950, Maclean's Magazine)

And a bonus:

Berkeley Breathed – Bloom County