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Friday, January 23, 2026
Defective plush horse has become a hit in China
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The 20cm tall horse which costs 25 yuan (US$4), symbolises the Year of the Horse and is red for good luck. It also features a golden “money comes quickly” message embroidered on its body....many netizens have embraced the imperfection, dubbing the flawed toy “Crying Horse”.
A date with Cammy (art roundup)
Just remembered I can draw whatever I want
— Adam Ellis (@adamtots.bsky.social) January 10, 2026 at 7:13 PM
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This made some people soooooooo mad and frankly I find that hilarious
— Adam Ellis (@adamtots.bsky.social) January 17, 2026 at 7:36 PM
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Thursday, January 22, 2026
These new foil Samurai Jack posters look good
Proofing. 🗡️ pic.twitter.com/AngGoE0fGi
— Bottleneck Gallery (@BottleneckNYC) January 22, 2026
($60 tomorrow.)
Madeline Miller's new book is up for preorder
From the Amazon listing:
Mestra, daughter of the King of Thessaly, is granted a unique gift by Poseidon: the ability to transform into any being she can imagine.Her father, on the other hand, is cursed: As punishment for disrespecting the goddess Demeter, he is in possession of an unnatural, insatiable hunger.Devoted Mestra suggests using her new gift to help her father. But if his hunger is bottomless, how much will he take from her? Soon she must decide: Will she keep helping her father survive, or finally break free?
Speaking of Miller, I recently listened to the audiobooks of Song of Achilles (performed by Frazer Douglas) and Galatea (performed by Ruth Wilson). Both readings are great, and I found them in the Libby app.
New graphic novel Humble Bundle featuring comics by Nantier Beall Minoustchine Publishing
Starts at $1 for three graphic novels, including "Harlem," winner of the 2024 MOCCA Award of Excellence. (The landing page lists the various awards earned by each comic)
Today's news and jokes
You could not have picked a better person to have at a nearby cafe in a circumstance like this.
— Nathan Ruser (@Nrg8000) January 21, 2026
Source: https://t.co/kmUQRBqbu9
During COVID, people often spoke of the Swiss cheese model of protection. This was the Swiss cheese model of survival. Any of these happening differently would have likely spelled death. pic.twitter.com/V554zuYDcP
— Nathan Ruser (@Nrg8000) January 21, 2026
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