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a black and white drawing of a cat laying on top of a bed .
ALT: a black and white drawing of a cat laying on top of a bed .
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richard scarry teaching the youth class solidarity.
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@daveward.bsky.social
about 13 hours agoWould need to go full Richard Scarry to compete with that darth
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Smells like springtime in busytown co... making sweeneys tacos and listening to oasis
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Richard Scarry could never
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omg he's giving off richard scarry vibes, i love him
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Paramount Mountain Scenery (1953 + 1986 + 1994 The Busy World of Richard Scarry Variant + 1999 Enhanced Variant by Pittard Sullivan + Paramount 90th Anniversary Logo (We Were Soliders Variant! Early/March 1st, 2002) + 2011 Mix with The Lake) Drawing
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Dásamlegur - en ég neita samt að trúa að þetta sé ekki bara eitthvað beint upp úr Busytown 😁
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Richard Scarry’s lesser known goth phase
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Full Title: Paramount Mountain Scenery (1953 + 1986 + 1994 The Busy World of Richard Scarry Variant + 1999 Enhanced Variant by Pittard Sullivan + Paramount 90th Anniversary Logo (We Were Soliders Variant! Early/March 1st, 2002) + 2011 Mix with The Lake) Drawing
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Correction: Paramount Mountain Scenery (1953 + 1986 + 1994 The Busy World of Richard Scarry Variant + 1999 Enhanced Variant by Pittard Sullivan + Paramount 90th Anniversary Logo (We Were Soliders Variant! Early/March 1st, 2002) + 2011 Mix with The Lake) Drawing
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my popemobile will be designed in the Richard Scarry style
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wouldn't last a day in a Richard Scarry job
Financial Times@financialtimes.com
'[Mine is] the coolest, most important job maybe in history.' The tech entrepreneur talks to FT editor Roula Khalaf about the risks and opportunities of AI, the threat of Chinese competition — and his dispute with Elon Musk: www.ft.com/content/a3d6...
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I hate AI, but I almost want to ask it to make a Richard Scarry illustration of that!
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Conversations in my house:
Me:"Hey, there's gonna be a sequel to 'Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees'!"
Wife (confused):"Beneath... the... what?"
Me:"Richard Scarry's Dexter."
Wife (excited):"Ooo!"
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Like everyone is in a Richard Scary book with their job as their identity
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Holy frak, there's a sequel? Or is this a prequel?
Either way, I need more "Richard Scarry's Dexter" in my life!
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HUGE fan of Lowly Worm! I like to think this little peace worm has major CRASS meets Richard Scarry energy.
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Richard Scarry's books are a visual feast! Some of the illustrations are so ridiculous and they make us laugh and laugh.
Bonus, those books are why my 6yo was walking around saying "Woe-wee Wuwm" and "Huckoo Cat" (Lowly Worm & Huckle Cat) when he was tiny. I love them so!
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I enjoyed it except the period when my son was 3. We had a huge Richard Scarry book that combined 3 of Scarry’s books. 100 pages of content. My son wanted me to read him the same 3 pages every day for months. Oy
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Waving to the mailman as he drives by the crosswalk makes me feel like a drawing in a Busytown book and I kind of love it!
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holey richard scarry!
Their education exists only on paper, not in their mental faculties.
Could we rehabilitate Big Education.
Shut down the industrial diploma complexes.
Or mayB it's too late, idk.
Living in a John Wyndham novel at this point.
Hypervisible @hypervisible.bsky.social
“Massive numbers of students are going to emerge from university with degrees, and into the workforce, who are essentially illiterate…Both in the literal sense and in the sense of being historically illiterate and having no knowledge of their own culture, much less anyone else’s.”
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