[Found around the interverse. More Space Bimbos here.]
Space Bimbos VII
Category: Bizarre
Glossophaginic Hot Links
Burke’s Law, The Reg Guest Syndicate (1966)
From the album Underworld, the RGS consisted of British studio musicians Reg “Earl” Guest on keyboards with Jim Buck / drums, Jack Emblow / accordion, Eric Ford / guitar, and John Paul Jones / bass.
Cute.
Duck.
F.W.A. (Fellas With Attitude).
Pearlfish choose this lifestyle.
Antidosis [via Memo Of The Air].
The FPPFTAGNCP Research Project.
Pocket flames & bastard fonts [via Thompson, blog].
Astronomy Photograph of the Year Awards 2026 [via Everlasting Blört].
[Top image: A famous scene from the 1949 classic film noir The Third Man, found here.]
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The .Gif Friday Post No. 974 – Face Heater, Tokyo Roachkiller & 4-3-2-1 GO
1955 Kitchen
[Found here.]
Birds Sitting on Capybaras
‘Sup Babe.
[Found here. This spider monkey was the source of many photoshop challenges circa 2020.]
Bird Beds
Brachymetropic Hot Links
Jive At Five, Count Basie and his Orchestra (1939)
Written and composed by Harry “Sweets” Edison, the band lineup was:
William J. “Count” Basie, piano, directing; Lester “Shad” Collins, Wilbur “Buck” Clayton and Harry “Sweets” Edison, trumpets; William “Dicky” Wells, trombone; Lester Young, tenor saxophone; Ronald “Jack” Washington, baritone saxophone; Freddie Green, guitar; Walter Page, bass; Jonathan “Jo” Jones, drums.
81 Soap Faces [via Everlasting Blört].
Lion vs. bird vs. snek [via Thompson, blog].
Watermelon wings, the faces of polyphony, and a funky sheep
[via Memo Of The Air].
[Top image: Photo titled Kathryn Von Marks In Larissa′s Lap by Sara Small found here.]
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The .Gif Friday Post No. 973 – Latte Acapella, A Happy Generator & Pinniped Rotation
Garbage City
Manshiyat Naser district, Cairo, Egypt
It is famous for the Garbage City quarter, which is a slum settlement at the far southern end of Manshiyat Naser, at the base of Mokattam hills on the outskirts of Cairo. Being Cairo’s largest concentration of “Zabbaleen” garbage collectors, its economy revolves around the collection and recycling of the city’s garbage.
Although Manshiyat Naser has streets, shops, and apartments as other areas of the city, it lacks infrastructure and often has no running water, sewers, or electricity.
[Photo from 2009 found here.]
