How have I never heard of the Chicago hot dog stand "The Wieners Circle" before? It's service with a fuck you!

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/b3cmDl3KDlg

Wikipedia: "[Their] Instagram account posted a sign that read 'immigrants eat our dogs', referencing [Trump's] false claims of Haitian immigrants [...] eating pets. [...] Following Chicago native Cardinal Robert Prevost's election as [...] Pope Leo XIV [...], it displayed the Latin phrase CANES NOSTROS IPSE COMEDIT ('He has eaten our [hot] dogs') in homage."

If you've always wanted to rock out to long-nosed polka dot people, today is your lucky day.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ssi-9wS1so

If you happen to be in Amsterdam between now and the 17th of May, you could do worse than go see "Yellow," an exhibition at the Van Gogh Museum all about that color. It's a multisensory experience including yellow perfumes and yellow music to go with the yellow paintings. Photos will, of course, follow in due course.

#Art #Painting #Colors

https://www.vangoghmuseum.nl/en/visit/whats-on/exhibitions/yellow

#Fedefine

Game 217:

1. Hornblende

A. The horn of an animal, used as a drinking vessel
B. A flowering plant with small yellow flowers, common across Eurasia
C. A mineral that is dark green to black in color

2. Aedicula

A. The foundation of a Roman villa
B. A small structure used as a shrine; a niche for a statue
C. In ancient Rome, a small container made of stone, used for ointments, salves or cosmetics

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Game 216:

1. Arfvedsonite

A. A follower of a 19th-century Scandinavian version of Catholicism, named after Gustav Arfvedson, a priest from Uppsala
B. A rare, iron-rich mineral known for its dark green to black, often fibrous, radiating prismatic crystals
C. An alloy of magnesium and copper

2. Carle

A. A man of the common people
B. A fancifully curved or spiral figure; a flourish
C. A grain, similar to wheat but coarser, grown in the Mediterranean