shello @shello@octodon.social

That's also the smallest ® I think I've seen... And yes, I checked that's an ®, about 0.5 mm tall! I have proof! 🔍

You, a rightfully angry person: ok, boomer

Me, a Pokémon Trading Sticker Card collector from 2000:

Dusted some coconut oil popcorn with a cinnamon and icing sugar mix. It's delicious.

Caught. 😁

And so we meet again, Shellos.

I sacrificed myself a lot to take these pictures!

This nuts mix is a trap!

Weeeee, got me some pokemans!

(And it's PEGI 7, instead of the typical PEGI 6 used elsewhere in Europe)

Well, I got the SteelBook. Now I'm missing the actual game... :F

Found browsing through my (inactive) Flickr account. I took this one back in July 2009 for a contest.

Taken with a Nikon D40, at 40 mm, ISO 400, f/5.6, 1/13 s, no flash. I don't recall what lens I used back then, probably the stock 18-55mm.

P.S.: I must add that my feelings toward this font is not as strong anymore. :P

And now I have this on my desk. Let's try to get used to it!

Here's proof!

And now Toad has 621 points as well! Aaaa

Nothing like a good bit of DIY at 3:30 in the morning, before bed. The kitchen timer stand hinge broke (I'm surprised that flimsy plastic part took multiple years–not days–to break), so I got to "fix" it.
I pried the magnet from the broken stand, then removed the remaining bits of the hinge from the timer body so I could super-glue the magnet in the place of the broken part.
Hopefully this timer can survive for a few more years before some electronics decide to give out.

This sign has been like this for a few weeks and makes me wonder if I'm missing the party somewhere, or if it's broken on purpose...

(Re-posted with a better upload, hopefully... sorry!)

My Princess Peach has 621 points and I'm never going to race with her ever again*.

(*at least while I have daily points available).

This digital scale's manual has a rather peculiar stance on intellectual property: "Patent products, copyright infringement!"

I just found a photo of a paper prototype I made of the ThiccDad sticker, to check for size and shape against the original ThinkPad logo on the laptop lid.

Originally I had imagined the sticker to be "TwinkDad"... then I figured "ThiccDad" would be better!

Over the years I saw pictures of the Atomium, the popular construction in the shape of a crystal structure in Brussels, and somehow I always imagined its size was in the ballpark of a typical museum statue.

But the Atomium is gigantic, and you can go into the crystal structure, comfortably so: each of the spheres has a diameter of roughly a 4 storey building (18 m, 59 ft), each tube 3.3 m (11 ft) in diameter, and the whole thing is 102 m (335 ft) tall.

Now I definitely want to see it some day.

Case in point, from a bank phishing SMS I received this morning...