1E 2K 3H 4B 5I 6L 7A 8C 9G 10D 11F 12J
similar:
Memory Tool [Intermediate Edition]
Basic memory tool usage—explained in
Tingle Power - Memory Tool—is a good first-step before trying this intermediate challenge.
Deciphering this image relies heavily on the
senility Alzheimer's dementia (sAd) Music Playlist
(listening to the songs on the playlist is optional)
Begin on the boat
dock ⬆
For the playlist, click this image:
The song titles are
highlighted in the flow-story. Mr Oop's guidance, and the
'62 logo' in the upper left corner, are not part of the story:
A boat dock is the
Main Theme From A Summer Place. The cartoon character,
Alley Oop, is standing in
a wooden rowboat. On top of Alley Oops's club, baby Simba (from The
Lion King) is
The Lion Sleeps Tonight. Simba is dreaming of an old locomotive train with a crazy-'loco'
look on its face:
Loco-Motion. The
smoke from the train forms the shape of a nun and the word
Dominique. She is
singing you rail-y got me (You Really Got Me) on a train track. The
King Of The Road walks off
the end of the railroad track. The king is flying a kite bearing an
outline of a man with the word 'nowhere' is on his chest (Nowhere Man). Windy clouds
blow the kite, as well as a
Spooky looking parachuting
hamster. The parachute's canopy is printed
Thank You in mod
lettering—the other side of the parachute reads:
(Falettinme Feel Mice Elf Again). The shadow of the parachute falls across a prohibited sign and a
pile of sugar (No Sugar Tonight/New Mother Nature). A highway sign, attached to the handle of the sugar scoop,
reads: Changes. A
long arrow on the sign becomes a fitting room sign near
Father and Son T-shirts
(which bear images of Mufasa and Simba and are riddled with buckshot
holes). Behind the shirts stands
Jenny Simons holding a
shotgun. Jenny—who shit her pants in the show South Park—appears to
be scared of a
Seagull dive-bombing
her. The seagull is
Letting Go of a helium
balloon's string. The balloon contains a strange face . . . inside
it . . .
It's a Living Thing!
The thing might be afraid its balloon will pop if it hits the nearby point
of a road sign indicating:
Never Going Back Again. The signpost pierces thru the head of
Peg Bundy (from the show
Married With Children). On the end of the signpost's point is a
large kernel of popcorn with the stem/flag of a musical note (Pop Music). Sitting on the note's stem is a tiny
Emotional Rescue
puppy. Growing out of the puppy's back is a toy taxi labelled ABA
Metro Cab (Abacab).
Which is causing something to
Shock the Monkey on the
roof of the cab. The monkey is holding a pulp magazine in its hand
with the title:
True Danger. Rafiki
stands on the magazine holding Simba overhead, who's saying, "Hold Me Now." An altered see something say something sign, behind
Simba, reads: see
Something About You.
The eye on the sign looks up the dress of a woman holding a 2021 calendar
behind her back (Holding Back the Years). The woman is listening to a heartbeat-heart (Rhythm of Love). The rhythm runs down and vibrates a spine with the
Orange Crush drink-logo on
it. The spine's vertebra transform into the shape of people; the
last of which is a woman driving a crazy faced golf-ball (She Drives Me Crazy). The ball is also being shocked from
The Power button. A
scary seal, emblazoned
Crazy, sits on the waves
from the button. The seal looks at a line of bloody footprints
Walking on Broken Glass. On the far side of the glass, a baby (in a chain-of-life image)
is beginning to stand; above the line of aging people are the Italian
words
Cosa Della Vita. The
elderly man in the image is stooping to listen into an old rotary
phone—Your Ghost
is coming out of the phone's mouthpiece. The ghost is flipping the
finger at an old metal
Carnival toy. The
globe on the top of the toy is the
Real World. Behind
the earth is the moon, which appears to be on a 37-day
Long December page of a
2020 calendar. Standing on the top of the calendar is a weak number
one struggling to lift weights (One Week). The weak #1 is thinking dark thoughts about a woman wearing a
sleep mask and a PRAISE U shirt
(Praise You). The
woman is Dreaming and we
can see a few indistinct dream images. But, we can clearly see the
largest image in her dream, a meditating skeleton,
Breathe. The
skeleton is inception-dreaming about a prohibited sign over two child
skeletons (No Children). Tipping off the top of the prohibited sign, is Asha Bhosle in a
cup, wearing a bead necklace which is overflowing the cup (Brimful of Asha). Almost touching the far end of her necklace: a yogi appears to
Float On air. The
yogi offers pills with a
Feel Good Inc label.
A Crazy white supremacist
with a Q-Anon shirt, MAGA hat,
and assault rifle reaches for the pills. Looming behind crazy is a
person's body in a Led Zeppelin shirt with a cashmere goat's head (Kashmir). He/she is preparing to hit the Trumpist with bicycle
Handlebars. Balanced
on one hand-grip is a large bunch of talking member berries from the show
South Park, they always reply 'I Remember'. The member berries become a circle of cantaloupes (Cantaloop). One of the cantaloupes is pierced by a point of white from a
Liechtenstein POP! canvas (Pop Culture). Appended above the artwork (with the same color scheme) is a
Simple Math
equation. Balanced on the 1+2=3 is a fermentation
Mash Machine and tanks for
brewing. Leaning on the equipment is a huge wooden female sheep
(Would You?...). A
single gravedigger climbs the ewe's back (Lone Digger). Valeria Lukyanova (Human
Barbie) poses in a bikini along the handle of the digger's shovel. A
blow-up-view of Val's bracelet shows Fox Mulder (from the show X-Files)
and his
I Want To Believe poster (Believer). Crushing the poster is a massive woman's head made-from hay with
the word SOUL in her eyes (Hey Soul Sister). The forehead of the sculpture bears tire-tracks from the final
object: a U-HAUL truck (Finally Moving). Painted on the truck's side-panel is Scar, the
Bad Guy in The Lion
King. As an invisible bonus, someone graffiti-scrawled:
I Don't Want This Groove To Ever End
in the dust on the top of the truck.
if you don't want this level of complexity to end:
The Ballad of Sancho y Panza (by El Diablitos)
For several years (prior to our
Portland-to-Vermont move) my wife was both the lyricist and the lead vocalist for El Diablitos. Her stage name was Pamela Flores. I made a video of their song,
The Ballad of Sancho y Panza, from my latest artwork (HEXGRID ⦇19 × 11⦈ ÷ 2 ≈ 105). All music, guitars and engineering are by the band's lead-honcho: Tony Guerrero.
more Pam:
I Have A . . .
I have a pin badge. But I don't wear it.
I have a NEUROLOGICAL hidden disability.
I have Asperger's. Somewhat impairment.
I have a PHILOSOPHICAL inexorability.
I have asked persons. Who care a whit.
I have an EPISTEMOLOGICAL sensibility.
I have a keen eye.
Nonplussed by yer shit.
I have a CERTAIN DIABOLICAL proclivity.
I have awareness.
Disparaging to hypocrites.
I have a TAUTOLOGICAL poetic versatility.
I have a grim adage. Hurts
when I share it.
similar:
A Music Playlist Keeping sAd (senility Alzheimer's dementia) Away
This 62-song playlist
is me memory-flexing and sAd combatting*—which occurred not only
during the exercise of digging, stacking and bolting shiny-bits to shadow-bytes (resulting in a spiral staircase climbing thru my years) but, hopefully, re-occurs during my future listen-thru's.
If you don't already know: my biggest fear is losing the me of my memories. Worse, would be to not be cognizant of it happening as it's happening—to lose and never miss things that I consider intrinsic raises my hackles. The reason this doesn't feel like an unreasonable apprehension is because my elderly female ancestors succumbed to sAd and all my male ancestors died before they were elderly (so even though I'm now officially an elder, I have no way to know if ...metaphor about shitting one's pants and wondering where's that smell coming from?...).
I'm turning 62 years old. With emphasis on that last word. But. I have an extra skip in my step (♬appy ♪ay to-me) because I'm the first in my male ancestral line to make it to gov't-bonafide old'nuff to collect monthly social security retirement benefits.
Since so many of my memories are nostalgically-attached to music, I set a few guidelines to make composing this playlist a challenge:
- One song—released during each year—which had a memorable impact on me.
- First priority has been given to songs listened to repeatedly during the year of their release.
-
Alternatively, songs "discovered" after their release are listed in the
year of their discovery.
- Last resort: placing a song in the year of its release when it was memorable later (e.g. 1959).
- No song for the current year (a 63-song playlist would bruise my design aesthetic).
- Sixty-two songs / 62 different artists (solo-artists/samples, separate from their bands, allowed).
- Describe at least one memorable personal first from each year.
- Include a snippet of lyric relevant to then-me (which doesn't have to be related to the personal first).
List to this entire playlist (4 hours 20 minutes) on YouTube by clicking the image. Or—for those less interested in the full dose of this elderly creative philosopher's flashbacks—cherry-pick from the below titles/artists:
1959
Theme From a Summer Place, Percy Faith Orchestra
- my first year alive
(no memories) this was played on
family's 45rpm record player
(for years) to put me to sleep
. . .
1960
Alley Oop, Hollywood Argyles
- my first interaction with a newspaper
(referred to as the Sunday Funny's in our house)
I enjoy the ones that don't require words to understand
he lived a long time ago
1961
The Lion Sleeps Tonight (Wimoweh), The Tokens
- my first "I understand all the words" non-nursery rhyme song
(not easy replacing the itisy bitsy spider)
in the jungle ... near the village ... hush my darling
1962
Loco-motion, Little Eva
- my first car trips; car seats don't exist so I stand between the seats
on 'the hump'
(in the backseat) and my new-born
infant
sister (Nanett) is held in
someone's arms
my little baby sister can do it with me
1963
Dominique, Soeur Sourire
- my first awareness of foreign countries and different languages, which I
learn to translate (poorly) in
high-school freshman French class
(ten years later)
s'en allait tout simplement
(over the land, he simply went or went simply)
1964
You Really Got Me, The Kinks
- my first sleepwalking nightmare
(a giant clown swinging in the leafless trees behind my house like they are the jungle-gym monkey bars on the playground)
you got me so I can't sleep at night
1965
King of the Road, Roger Miller
- my first trip by passenger train
(sleeper-compartment Massachusetts to Iowa and back, with my mother and
three-year-old sister)
third boxcar, midnight train
1966
Nowhere Man, The Beatles
- my first moves; new schools, and new friends are disappearing faster
than my baby teeth; new step-dad
(three different schools and four different houses this year)
knows not where he's going to
1967
Windy, The Association
- my first visit to a big city
(Chicago, 'the windy city') this
song played in heavy rotation on the radio
(communal pickle barrel restaurant; dinner with step-dad's friends;
their petulant child's name: Wendy)
who's reachin out to capture a moment
1968
Spooky, Classic IV
-
my first pet hamster, which I named Spooky [given to me, dead, on xmas eve by my parents; it's
replacement was Spooky II (Spooky VI died in 1979) my parents were not
intending to teach me
Memento Mori, at 10]
just like a ghost, you've been a hauntin
1969
Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin), Sly & The Family
Stone
-
[my first
Mondegreen]
my first crush
(Janice Brailer, not her twin Janet)
and I listened to this song at my first spin-the-bottle party
thank you for the party but I could never stay
1970
No Sugar Tonight/New Mother Nature, Guess Who
- my first awareness that adults were incompetent hypocrites unaware
they're terrible at raising children
(the call's coming from inside the house)
lonely feeling, deep inside; find a corner, where I can hide
1971
Changes, David Bowie
- my first after school job
($1.25 hr)
and my first overt disregard for adults
So I turned myself to face me (turn and face the strange) ... don't
wanna be a richer man
1972
Father and Son, Cat Stevens
- my first artworks are created
(stones glued and painted to look like people)
you're still young (that's your fault) ... I am old, but I'm happy ...
think a lot ... your dreams may not
1973
Jenny, Chicago
- my first verbal and physical abuse / assault
(beat-up by my summer-job manager)
sad but true, z' always someone waiting just ta shit on you
fly all around 'til somebody shoots you down
1975
Letting Go, Paul McCartney/Wings
- my first kiss after a date
(in my parent's car, in her driveway)
ahh, she tastes like wine, she's human bein so devine
sailin away on the crest of a wave ... slippin an slidin (it's a givin
thing) floating downstream
been down one time, been down two time
1978
Peg, Steely Dan
- my first discovery of what became a life-long passion
(double-feature art films)
it will all come back to you; it's your favorite foreign movie
1979
Pop Muzik, M
- my first cat
(white with spots of caramel-orange, named Popcorn, nicknamed him
'Pop') and my first college law class (based on my awareness that I probably won't be able to feed myself with an art degree)
wanna be a gun slinger, don't be a rock singer, eanie meany miny mo
1980
Emotional Rescue, Rolling Stones
- my first art gallery show
(UW-Milwaukee student show)
promises were never made to keep
1981
ABACAB, Genesis
- my first co-habitation, first marriage
(immediately followed by my first pregnancy)
think I'm to blame? (you want it - you got it) or reflection of someone
else's name
1982
Shock the Monkey, Peter Gabriel
- my first child is born (my son, Bram, was such a beautiful purple)
there is one thing you must be sure of, I can't take any more
always in time, but never in line for dreams
1984
Hold Me Now, Thompson Twins
-
my first breakup
(and first failed marriage counseling and first amicable divorce)
look at our life now, we're tattered and torn; we fuss and we fight and
delight in the tears
1985
Something About You, Level 42
- my first illicit affair
(fraternizing with a junior soldier was forbidden)
making mistakes is a part of life's imperfections ... is it so wrong to
be human
1986
Holding Back the Years, Simply Red
- my first adrenaline fueled chase, while driving a military police sedan
(eventually caught the stolen TransAm after 35+ miles; driver ran into a
Georgia forest swamp and got away)
I'll keep holdin on, I'll keep holdin on
1987
Rhythm of Love, Yes
- my first assignment as an undercover investigator
(black-market and drug suppression team)
and my initial advanced-training application was rejected
(for Apprentice CID Agent school)
innocence no answer ... in this situation: I have found you in
1988
Orange Crush, REM
- my first physical signs of mental stress/anxiety
(back muscle seizure / heart palpitations / arrhythmia / incapacitating migraine / one
mini-stroke)
I've had my fun and now it's time to serve your conscience overseas
1989
She Drives Me Crazy, Fine Young Cannibals
- my first calculated insubordination (my
letter to the MG)
and my subsequent first opportunity to witness a miracle
(BFR)
waitin round's killin me (runnin out of time) things go wrong, they
always do
sgettin'sgettin'sgettin'sgettin kinda hectic
1991
Crazy, Seal
- my first too-odd-for-words investigation
(false
rape allegation
which hinged on a coincidence)
but we're never gonna survive unless we get a little ... crazy
1992
Walking on Broken Glass, Annie Lennox
- my first assignments travelling*
throughout Europe as a protective service agent
(bodyguard for NATO commander in
20+ countries)
know that I might bleed ... nothing left to fear ... doing really well my
dear
1993
Cose Della Vita, Eros Ramazzotti
(Italian: the matters of life) - my first recognition of
favorite cities and places to visit
(MusΓ©e d'Orsay in Paris;
as well as Florence, Venice, Siena, Naples and smaller cities
throughout Italy)
all the memories we’ve had ... I want to remember, I can never
forget
1994
Your Ghost, Kirsten Hersh/Michael Stipe
- my first offensive driving course
(NΓΌrburgring, DE)
i-think-last-night-you were driving circles around me
1995
Carnival, Natalie Merchant
- my first career self-sabotage [Although I hated being a protective service agent (labelled* babysitting grown-ass adults by a co-worker) I loved the travel; I decide to return to criminal
investigation supervision]
have I been blind-have I been lost-inside myself and my own mind
1996
Real World, Matchbox 20
- my first assignment as a unit commander
(Special Agent in Charge)
well I'd shout out ... boy don't make me wanna change my - tone
1997
A Long December, Counting Crows
- my first scuba diving
(open water PADI certification, obtained during a winter vacation in
Negril, Jamaica)
it's been so long since I've seen the ocean - guess I should
1998
One Week, Barenaked Ladies
- my first awareness of the term Asperger's
(although I realized how much it fit me, it would be many years before
I admitted it to myself and still more before I talked about it
openly)
I have a tendency to wear my mind on my sleeve
1999
Praise You, Fatboy Slim
- my first significant family (genetic?) poor-health confirmations
(my father, Leverett, dies at age 60 and my maternal grandmother is diagnosed with Alzheimer's at
age 80)
we've come a long, long way together; through the hard times, and the
good
2000
Dreaming, BT/Kirsty Hawkshaw
- my first success at lucid dreaming accompanied my first
long-form-scribble pen/ink drawing
(full drawing)
walk with me, the future's at hand ... one taste is never
enough
2001
Breathe, TΓ©lΓ©popmusik/Angela
McCluskey
- my first danger-pay deployment "NATO peace keeping" assignment
(7 days-a-week for seven months; Ops Officer Kosovo/Macedonia)
another day ... I'm used to it by now, I'm used to it by now
2002
No Children, The Mountain Goats
- my first contested divorce
(and my first military pension check)
I hope I lie: and tell everyone you were a good wife
2003
Brimful of Asha, Cornershop (Norman Cook Remix) - my first online dating foray (U-date)
eventually results in a successful partnership
(eighteen years later and there aren't sufficient words of
praise)
she's the one that keeps the dream alive, from the morning past the
evening to the end of the light
2004
Float On, Modest Mouse
- my first serious
car accident
(SUV flipped end-over-end, at highway speed, during a massive Arizona
hail storm)
which became my first blog post on s n a p p e r h e a d (my first blog)
bad news comes, don't-you-worry, even when it - lands
2005
Feel Good Inc, Gorillaz
- my first digitally rendered artwork
(sarah in the pity
- based on, and derived from, my significant other who consistently
seems to be incessantly imbued with unforeseen unplanned serendipitous
events)
got a new horizon, it's ephemeral style
2006
Crazy, Gnarls Barkley
- my first visit to Manitoba, Yellowstone, Glacier and Grand Tetons
(grizzly bears, elk, owl, red fox, bison, black bears, bald eagle,
moose, wolf)
having the time of your life ... no coincidence I've come (I can die when I'm done)
2007
Kashmir, Led Zeppelin
- my first "I would have paid $1000 for a ticket" event
(London benefit concert with John Bonham's son, Jason, on drums)
because Zep is the only band I regret not seeing when I had the
chance
traveler of both time and space to be where I have been ... across the
sea of years
2008 Handlebars, Flobots
- my first recognition of the world-impacting importance of a US
presidential election
(Obama-Biden vs McCain-Palin—after the Bush wars—who was president, now, had significance)
the strings that control the system ... end the planet in a
holocaust
2009
I Remember, deadmau5 and Kaskade
- my first
santacon
(the dichotomy of making fresh memories while drenching brain cells in
alcohol . . . I will always remember the four rules of santa
rampage!)
feeling the past moving in ... hold to the time that you know ... add to
the memory you keep
2010
Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia), Us3
- my first time to play disc golf at a professional course
(Horning's Hideout)
drip-trip, flip fantasia ... you move your feet (biddy biddy bop)
2011
Pop Culture, Madeon
- my first favorite mashup song
(the
dance video
with Nathan Barnatt is priceless)
hole in the world ... time goes by, so slowly, time goes, time goes, time goes by
2012
Simple Math, Manchester Orchestra
- my first philosophy readings become studies; this song
(and video) best capture my
brain's struggles and its failure to comprehend what it's choosing to
focus on.
what if I was wrong and started trying to fix it? ... been trying to get to where we’ve always been?
2013
Mash Machine, FAROFF
-
my first 700+ days of continual work finally finished
(beginning in 2011 I/we delivered newspapers a few hours every
morning; 7 days a week, with no days off, for almost two years)
I ain't happy ... days destroys the night ... kickin your can
all over the place
2014
Would You...?, Touch and Go
- my first wedding/honeymoon done the right way
(two bands, belly/hula/burlesque dancers, a DJ; pot-luck/open bar; two
weeks: beach cabin then ocean resort then mountain resort, hot tubs
& fireplaces)
Ahmm...
2015
Lone Digger, Caravan Place
- my first custom-ordered-from-the-factory automobile (matte grey/black cabriolet smart with all the baby-booty-bells and
mini-crackerjack-box-whistles; with 7 speakers it's a rolling
stereo)
baby can you move it round the rhythm cause you know we're living in
the fast lane (speed up)
2016
Human, Rag'n'Bone Man - my first donation to a presidential campaign
(others failed to Feel the Bern)
and my first smart car road-trip
(with my cat, Cecil; 5000 miles)
and first reconnoiter-vacation
(to Vermont)
don't ask my opinion, don't ask me to lie (don't put the blame on
me)
2017 Believer, Imagine Dragons - my first full
solar eclipse
experience, first extremely low spring tide, and my first volunteer
"work"
(in the Oregon Humane Society's cattery section)
First things first: Imma say all the words inside my head ... write down
my poems for the few
2018
Hey Soul Sister, Train
- my first permanent estraingement from my sister
(Kim) after she revealed her
covert narcissism
following the death of my friend
Carol
(who also had Asperger's; this was Carol's favorite song)
you have a one-track mind, like me ...
you see, I can be myself now finally
2019
Finally Moving, Pretty Lights (Etta James)
- my first "blind move"
(no: local place, friends/family or employment; two cars, two cats,
Oregon-to-Vermont)
and my first meeting with my two sons
(Bram and Ian)
oh sometimes, I get a good feeling - yeah
2020 Bad Guy, Billie Eilish
- my first
intentionally rude verbal altercation with a supervisor
(as a US Census Bureau clerk, I asked one why he was being a fuckin
asshole, told another she was a terrible supervisor)
I do, what I want, when I'm wanting to ... so cynical ... (duh)
*
I don't want this groove to ever end (by LTJ Xperience)
-
this 63rd song is my
first intentional lie [mandatory because
Rob Gordon
(quoted below from the film rather than the show) and it was
rch-close
to being 420! So this eerily appropriate 8 minute song-with-a-perfect-title added the correct ending emotional tone and the correct running time.]
. . . oh, yea: asterisked words are spelled the correct British way (combatting with a single 't' sounds-to-my-eye like com-bate-ing; labeling—single l—also sexual, too close to labial; and travelling with one 'l'? It's just bloody jarring in'it?)
the making of a good compilation tape is a very subtle art
similar listening/watching:
How AI-savvy are you? (a quiz)
This 21 question test (which feels much longer) is geared to make you zoom into your current eye-or-ear input—compare that with previous empirically saved data (your memories) and make a choice based on fuzzy-biased-preconceptions and supposition. Your multiple-choice answer (or you can fill in the blank if you wanna) will most-likely make you glitch.
I scored an 11. Grading on the curve, 52% is better than average. If this article is right, the best score so far is a 13 (62%). Napkin math: 13+ gets an A, 11-12 gets a B, 9-10 are C's, 7-8 are D's and 6 and below are F's.
more hypertext effluvium:
HEXGRID ⦇19 × 11⦈ ÷ 2 ≈ 105
One-hundred and five
hexagon tiles. An aggregate of a little more than 900 images. Each
hex in the grid is a separate artwork. Each artwork has been given its
own title. If you wish to entertain yourself, for any imaginable reason,
this is how to "pair a tile with its title":
- Zoom in by clicking on the artwork; embiggen (ctrl +) your screen, if necessary.
-
Pick a tile that really speaks to you. One which grabs your
attention like a unmasked shopper walking the wrong way down the aisle
towards you, while talking on their phone about how they just got a
vaccine (and you're certain they're too loud, young, thin, and
healthy).
- Relying on apophenia (say: ap-puf-FEE-knee-a) and your connection with my imagination—proclaim at the top of your voice (and, why not?..it's your house!) the first title that pops into your head.
- That's its title. Good for you. Thanks for playing.
- Gravitydamned difficult mode: search thru the below list of titles for one which comes close to what you just shouted out.
- That's probably its real title. Great for you. Many-much thanks for playing along.
- For must-be-certain completionists (or those with some free time, for any imaginable reason) write me at veachglines@gmail.com, or comment below with your pick(s) from my titles and your best guess for tile(s) double-letter label(s).
- Label the eleven horizontal x-axis tiles (in a left-to-right zigzag) uppercase A - K.
- Label the ten-or-nine vertical y-axis tiles (top-to-bottom) lowercase a - j.
- Top-left corner = Aa; top-right corner = Ka; bottom-left corner = Aj; bottom-right corner = Kj.
- Example: 'dog yelling in hzr ear" is tile Bf.
-
Or, easier-in-reverse, pick a title and find the tile which fits it
best.
- Here are the 105 titles:
⬢ octopus burglar ⬢
dog yelling in hzr ear ⬢
manta queen ⬢
fish on pig ⬢
disdainful moon ⬢
⬢ snail fish baby ⬢
goat boy ⬢
huge-eye slap turtle ⬢
fanny's deflated balloon ⬢
bark sadly ⬢
⬢ horse pleased anger ⬢
tiger dragon ⬢
alien kisses ⬢
ewok or baboon ⬢
Covid-mask shock ⬢
⬢ hear no big-jaw ⬢
ghouly ⬢
fang-dog-bitch ⬢
MΔori-zombie
⬢ grin, tusks, whiskers ⬢
⬢ jack-o-businesslob ⬢
T-rex snake ⬢
crying elephant ⬢
pipe-smoke rude ⬢
goggles-girl ⬢
⬢ blind bully ⬢
groucho ducky ⬢
spaceghost bozo ⬢
skeletor's stuffed rabbit ⬢
klondyke bite ⬢
⬢ gumby pokey ⬢
anger ape ⬢
exploding chest ⬢
onetooth mitten ⬢
drown frog-girl ⬢
somber sun ⬢
⬢ the gimp in profile ⬢
snowhite window pain ⬢
whistling happy ⬢
worm apple ⬢
crying girl ⬢
⬢ Asian hair-flip ⬢
aye me bloody grill ⬢
coochy shot ⬢
two-face cry ⬢
laugh-giggles snear ⬢
⬢ spork eatin gremlins ⬢
snakes and ninja ⬢
glove bunnies ⬢
tiki mask ⬢
shh baghead ⬢
goblin ⬢
⬢ pelican Mr Ed ⬢
fat insane ⬢
chin thumbs-up ⬢
chicken foot hat ⬢
Miro tiger ⬢
pit hair ⬢
⬢ grass-skirt puppy ⬢
MΔori mask
⬢ ring finger point ⬢
talking lion ⬢
nun stare ⬢
froggy aztec ⬢
⬢ bedazzled tongue ⬢
monkey pope ⬢
open-palm slap ⬢
ratty hair clown ⬢
black man's puppy ⬢
⬢ grimace fist-cuffs ⬢
LI porpoise ghost ⬢
masks eyes ⬢
nun brain ⬢
devil baseball ⬢
evilgrin ⬢
⬢ low lid podium ⬢
woman dream cat ⬢
dr stomach or square ⬢
glasses howling ⬢
pig slash ⬢
⬢ voor he's lookin back ⬢
face hands ⬢
shocked clown ⬢
frog vine ⬢
owl shock ⬢
nemo serious ⬢
⬢ mean flower girl ⬢
Divine princess ⬢
stuffed fanged elf ⬢
panic eats excitement ⬢
snakeye ⬢
⬢ bond angel shoulder ⬢
bogey bacall ⬢
bald shouting ⬢
seal human skull ⬢
ponytail penguin ⬢
⬢ odd woman hair ⬢
Picasso duckwoman ⬢
pointing there ⬢
silly goose lady ⬢
faceless robot ⬢
⬢ undergrate shadow ⬢
broke window facepunch
⬢ anime tiny phone ⬢
chicken veil ⬢
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like this, but simpler:
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