Only pigeon @TheBreadmonkey@beige.party · activity timestamp 2 hr. ago I write 'big butts' and I cannot lie Read more Read less Translate Translate Reply Boost Quote Like More actions Copy link Flag this post Block
Anna @mothninja@beige.party · activity timestamp 1 hr. ago @TheBreadmonkey Show 'em off Read more Read less Translate Translate alt Sepia photograph from World War 1 of soldiers out in a field pushing three giant "travelling water butts", as the picture's title informs me they are called, big corrugated metal things with clamped-on logs on carts, each one about twice as tall as a human. This was the first image that came up when I searched for "water butts historical", I was hoping for, like a ye olde farm or something with industrial sized rain barrels next to it, but this is so much more incongruous and therefore sillier, so even though it makes very little sense in context, we say boo to context, and here it is. What is context anyway. One of the reasons I love our Breadmonkey pal is that he inspires and gives permission for the most rambling of AltTexts. Sorry if you're reading all this, it's been a hell of a week and I think I'm losing my mind. Anyway. Butts. Image grabbed from here: https://picryl.com/media/travelling-water-butts-bestanddeelnr-158-2832-149bb3 Sepia photograph from World War 1 of soldiers out in a field pushing three giant "travelling water butts", as the picture's title informs me they are called, big corrugated metal things with clamped-on logs on carts, each one about twice as tall as a human. This was the first image that came up when I searched for "water butts historical", I was hoping for, like a ye olde farm or something with industrial sized rain barrels next to it, but this is so much more incongruous and therefore sillier, so even though it makes very little sense in context, we say boo to context, and here it is. What is context anyway. One of the reasons I love our Breadmonkey pal is that he inspires and gives permission for the most rambling of AltTexts. Sorry if you're reading all this, it's been a hell of a week and I think I'm losing my mind. Anyway. Butts. Image grabbed from here: https://picryl.com/media/travelling-water-butts-bestanddeelnr-158-2832-149bb3 Reply Boost Quote Like More actions Copy link Flag this comment Block
alt Sepia photograph from World War 1 of soldiers out in a field pushing three giant "travelling water butts", as the picture's title informs me they are called, big corrugated metal things with clamped-on logs on carts, each one about twice as tall as a human. This was the first image that came up when I searched for "water butts historical", I was hoping for, like a ye olde farm or something with industrial sized rain barrels next to it, but this is so much more incongruous and therefore sillier, so even though it makes very little sense in context, we say boo to context, and here it is. What is context anyway. One of the reasons I love our Breadmonkey pal is that he inspires and gives permission for the most rambling of AltTexts. Sorry if you're reading all this, it's been a hell of a week and I think I'm losing my mind. Anyway. Butts. Image grabbed from here: https://picryl.com/media/travelling-water-butts-bestanddeelnr-158-2832-149bb3 Sepia photograph from World War 1 of soldiers out in a field pushing three giant "travelling water butts", as the picture's title informs me they are called, big corrugated metal things with clamped-on logs on carts, each one about twice as tall as a human. This was the first image that came up when I searched for "water butts historical", I was hoping for, like a ye olde farm or something with industrial sized rain barrels next to it, but this is so much more incongruous and therefore sillier, so even though it makes very little sense in context, we say boo to context, and here it is. What is context anyway. One of the reasons I love our Breadmonkey pal is that he inspires and gives permission for the most rambling of AltTexts. Sorry if you're reading all this, it's been a hell of a week and I think I'm losing my mind. Anyway. Butts. Image grabbed from here: https://picryl.com/media/travelling-water-butts-bestanddeelnr-158-2832-149bb3
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