MiikkaProbably everyone has seen this, but this remains my favorite illustration from Wikipedia
a fish named dog ✡️♾️@Miikka I didn't, so thank you!
Harrison Totty@Miikka I actually haven't! Really cool find!
Andy Linton 🇮🇪 
✅@Miikka My grandson is an avid consumer of this story.
The Little Yellow Digger (story time with Benji)
Julia Clement@Miikka and the third law of holes: The only way to get rid of the hole is to dig a larger one and bury the first hole.
Szescstopni@Miikka Haven't seen it, but now can't unsee. For those intersted, the source is here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laws_of_holes
number137@Miikka I sneak another all time favorite into the timeline
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Static_electricity#Contact-induced_charge_separation
Ridscherli@number137 @Miikka in my job as software consultant I do not only explain the usage of our software, but also provide some generic trainings from time to time. This could also be a terminology training: concept, term, usage, such stuff. It is also about how definitions help understanding the special vocabulary, and of course that pictures help understanding the definition.
For the next turn, I will use this picture as example, because "cat content rules".
Thank you for the inspiration.
For the next turn, I will use this picture as example, because "cat content rules".
Thank you for the inspiration.
BrakeOut Gaming@Miikka that's a great one, although I think this one has to be up there, too
Matt Palmer@Miikka I had not, and it is now my favourite too. Thank you.
Daphne@Miikka @jwz My favorite is this (famous?) one from the "Scottish National Antarctic Expedition" article. Alas, the current text just says "Piper Gilbert Kerr alongside a penguin, March 1904", because we can't have nice things.
(The article Talk page has literally thousands of words of Wikipedians Wikipediaing over whether to allow it or not.)
jwz@SnarkWasABoojum @Miikka Yeah, I also thought of that one, and I am utterly unsurprised to learn that the Wikipedia killjoys nuked it.
Dieu@Miikka hadn't seen yet. Perfect, thank you.
Maxi 12x 💉@eichkat3r Interessante Metapher auch in der Proktologe. 🤔
pandabutter@Miikka Mine is on this page.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat_and_mouse
BTW, if you check the photo details, you'll find it's only used for that one article. Someone uploaded that photo to Wikipedia just to illustrate a stub that should arguably be on Wikitionary.
