Algot @Algot@mastodon.art

Thanks to anyone who decides to follow this account.

I have a habit of responding to all who do so, but this is a second account, and I may mess up when trying to determine who is a new follower and who is "also" following after connecting by way of my mastodon.cloud account.

It is not my intent to litter myself all over the fediverse. I will see how things go. I've made connections with several others on mastodon.art and think I'll feel at home here while NOT restricting my toots to artistic attempts. It looks like the instance won't generally mind.

Words have art in them, too.

Good luck to all of us.

Strength to the fediverse through the efforts of individuals.

@PizzaBot

I am a once-a-week pizza consumer. I don't talk about it much.
Follow if you wish.
Stop if it makes more sense.

#wordoftheday

funhouse

/ˈfʌnhaʊs/
noun
North American
(in an amusement park) a building equipped with trick mirrors, shifting floors, and other devices designed to scare or amuse people as they walk through.

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Today, a little pedestrian funhouse illustration because ODO proposed "anamorphic" and it was too close to "anamorphosis" which we've examined before.

@y6nH

Moving or adding?

@maswan

Thanks for connecting.

I'm not planning to become an admin, but do want to hear from and about administrative things, hence my follow of you.

You may drop me if my toots turn out to be just too foolish for your time. You may drop me for any reason, actually! 😁

@jobeart

Thanks for the connection.

Likewise, old, but not artistically professional.

Hope you find the fediverse friendly, supportive and comfortable as I have.

@chorizombie

Por nosotros, tal vez la próxima vez. 😢

I'm not sure what the 'Eye meme' really means.

#wordoftheday

mischief

/ˈmɪstʃɪf/
noun
mass noun
1 Playful misbehavior, especially on the part of children.
1.1 Playfulness that is intended to tease or create trouble.

Origin
Late Middle English (denoting misfortune or distress): from Old French meschief, from the verb meschever, from mes- ‘adversely’ + chever ‘come to an end’ (from chef ‘head’).

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Joe found out the hard way that his sister loved to cause mischief.

Which is the witch?

#dailysketchchallenge

@skalman

Good luck with your import.
Thanks for the new connection.

Sunday Sillies -Wicked Wonderful Wordies - #wordplay #wordies #sundaysillies

Idioms or common phrases (American/English) are represented by the position, shape or arrangement of words in or around a square.

Can you figure out this week's wordie? It would be wicked wonderful if you can.

Please use CW to submit your answers, thanks. Give everybody the chance to guess.

Hint: old money reference

hot, hot, sweaty hot
air conditioner have not
full summer is here

#sundayhaiku
#clmooc

#smallpoems

Shocking Truth

Do not, fair one, make the blunder.
To wander free in the thunder.
It would be no strange wonder
If the lightning tore you asunder!

#wordoftheday

asunder

/əˈsʌndə/
adverb
literary, archaic
Apart.

Origin
Old English on sundran ‘in or into a separate place’; compare with sunder.

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Shocking Truth

Do not, fair one, make the blunder.
To wander free in the thunder.
It would be no strange wonder
If the lightning tore you asunder!

@justin

It will be interesting to see how your test progresses.

Thanks for the connection.

Joining in #clmooc #julydoodle

https://clmooc.com/summer2018/

Begin the "journey"

#dailysketchchallenge

Get READY!

#clmooc
#dailyconnect

https://clmooc.com/summer2018/