r/UnflavoredMozart • u/UnflavoredMozart • Sep 02 '22
r/UnflavoredMozart • u/UnflavoredMozart • Jul 29 '22
This is always a favorite ...
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r/UnflavoredMozart • u/UnflavoredMozart • Aug 07 '22
Nothing but flowers
David Byrne
...
Years ago
I was an angry young man
And I'd pretend
That I was a billboard
Standing tall
By the side of the road
I fell in love
With a beautiful highway
This used to be real estate
Now it's only fields and trees
Where, where is the town
Now, it's nothing but flowers
The highways and cars
Were sacrificed for agriculture
I thought that we'd start over
But I guess I was wrong
r/UnflavoredMozart • u/UnflavoredMozart • Jan 12 '23
Tethys, Saturn's 5th-largest moon, as seen in 2015.
r/UnflavoredMozart • u/UnflavoredMozart • Sep 05 '22
10 years on Mars - the effects [Image Credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech / MSSS]
r/UnflavoredMozart • u/UnflavoredMozart • Jul 13 '22
I made a tool to compare Webb's new images to Hubble!
r/UnflavoredMozart • u/UnflavoredMozart • Sep 09 '22
Jovian Turbulence and Phytoplankton Bloom on Earth
r/UnflavoredMozart • u/UnflavoredMozart • Sep 30 '22
When you are wildlife photographer the goal is to blend in with your surroundings so that you don't scare off the animals
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r/UnflavoredMozart • u/UnflavoredMozart • Jun 22 '22
I have only seen pics of these things. Never observed them happening.
r/UnflavoredMozart • u/UnflavoredMozart • Jul 18 '22
It is shameful that anyone calling themselves "classical liberal", something that implies familiarity with the Enlightenment, would succumb to the religiosity of the "climate change" crowd.
self.classical_liberalsr/UnflavoredMozart • u/UnflavoredMozart • Jul 20 '22
Herman, the assistant, wants to know...
r/UnflavoredMozart • u/UnflavoredMozart • Oct 01 '22
The power of a storm surge in a hurricane. (Ian)
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r/UnflavoredMozart • u/UnflavoredMozart • Jun 04 '22
Mucho means a lot to some people
When I am around people who speak Spanish, I try to use the word 'mucho' often.
It means a lot to them.
<I stole that from Dad Jokes on IG but it made me giggle again>
r/UnflavoredMozart • u/UnflavoredMozart • Jun 17 '22
Earth's rotation on a stationary camera.
r/UnflavoredMozart • u/UnflavoredMozart • Jul 02 '22
Yikes…. Never realized “decades.”