bongo goldstone
@bongogoldstone.bsky.social
I am a mammal.
I have opposable thumbs.
My mama loved me.
I have opposable thumbs.
My mama loved me.
Well, that sounds like a clever stick. 😮
February 5, 2026 at 6:08 AM
Well, that sounds like a clever stick. 😮
I don’t know, if a car fell in my lap, I’m not confident I’d still be able to drive…😲
February 5, 2026 at 6:06 AM
I don’t know, if a car fell in my lap, I’m not confident I’d still be able to drive…😲
Excuse me, I think you mean "I could OF cared less". 🤣
January 22, 2026 at 8:16 PM
Excuse me, I think you mean "I could OF cared less". 🤣
Wait, was that a celestial mechanic?
January 14, 2026 at 6:44 AM
Wait, was that a celestial mechanic?
"look what the cat did!" 🐶
December 13, 2025 at 5:53 AM
"look what the cat did!" 🐶
If this is the version I bought a few years ago, it's a real mess, with no indexing, messed up footnotes, etc. I found it unreadable, and re-bought all the books individually. 🤷♂️
November 28, 2025 at 2:10 AM
If this is the version I bought a few years ago, it's a real mess, with no indexing, messed up footnotes, etc. I found it unreadable, and re-bought all the books individually. 🤷♂️
I still think of the sixties being as beginning with the Beatles and ending with the arrival of disco and punk.
Those four or five years following Abbey Road this young bongo found really quite interesting, and wonderfully diverse in creative scope. Then the money woke up. 😂
Those four or five years following Abbey Road this young bongo found really quite interesting, and wonderfully diverse in creative scope. Then the money woke up. 😂
November 22, 2025 at 3:39 AM
I still think of the sixties being as beginning with the Beatles and ending with the arrival of disco and punk.
Those four or five years following Abbey Road this young bongo found really quite interesting, and wonderfully diverse in creative scope. Then the money woke up. 😂
Those four or five years following Abbey Road this young bongo found really quite interesting, and wonderfully diverse in creative scope. Then the money woke up. 😂
Our lady of the hopelessly jammed turnip twaddler! 😮
October 15, 2025 at 1:46 AM
Our lady of the hopelessly jammed turnip twaddler! 😮
I liked the implication that the distressing smell of his natural compresses helped provide him with some social distancing from anybody he might otherwise catch something from.
October 15, 2025 at 1:38 AM
I liked the implication that the distressing smell of his natural compresses helped provide him with some social distancing from anybody he might otherwise catch something from.
Crap, doesn’t that look familiar? 🤮
August 20, 2025 at 7:04 AM
Crap, doesn’t that look familiar? 🤮
Good choice. After all, someone’s gotta do it! 👍
August 20, 2025 at 7:00 AM
Good choice. After all, someone’s gotta do it! 👍
Yeah, he has serious problems.
August 20, 2025 at 6:58 AM
Yeah, he has serious problems.
It’s the “taco trucks on every corner” nightmare all over again! 😮
August 20, 2025 at 6:48 AM
It’s the “taco trucks on every corner” nightmare all over again! 😮
But The Sheperd's Crown I found healing. Sad, joyous, and healing, like a good wake held for the dearest of friends.
None of this is the truth, of course. It was merely as I experienced it all, and I remain thankful that I did. ❤️ 7/7
None of this is the truth, of course. It was merely as I experienced it all, and I remain thankful that I did. ❤️ 7/7
August 19, 2025 at 9:40 PM
But The Sheperd's Crown I found healing. Sad, joyous, and healing, like a good wake held for the dearest of friends.
None of this is the truth, of course. It was merely as I experienced it all, and I remain thankful that I did. ❤️ 7/7
None of this is the truth, of course. It was merely as I experienced it all, and I remain thankful that I did. ❤️ 7/7
It was many, many years after pTerry died that I finally read The Sheperd's Crown, and as I said, I'm very glad now that I did. Raising Steam would have been a horrible way to end that wonderful series -- although had pTerry been healthy he certainly could have smelted a good book out of it. 6/x
August 19, 2025 at 9:36 PM
It was many, many years after pTerry died that I finally read The Sheperd's Crown, and as I said, I'm very glad now that I did. Raising Steam would have been a horrible way to end that wonderful series -- although had pTerry been healthy he certainly could have smelted a good book out of it. 6/x
By Raising Steam, the alarm bells started going off for me -- something seemed wrong. Vetinari -- who had always been the subtlest of characters -- suddenly read like a hastily-sketched caricature of a tyrant. Dialogs, speeches and monologs rambled unconvincingly, and went astray. It worried me. 5/x
August 19, 2025 at 9:31 PM
By Raising Steam, the alarm bells started going off for me -- something seemed wrong. Vetinari -- who had always been the subtlest of characters -- suddenly read like a hastily-sketched caricature of a tyrant. Dialogs, speeches and monologs rambled unconvincingly, and went astray. It worried me. 5/x