@BOCAJ Jul 1 RECOMMENDS

RECYCLE THAT SHIT BRUH

Im poor so I can't help but make sure I don't throw anything away

• Empty plastic containers-My goto Pots for plants 

• If I need something-I build it-

• Need an arm table thingy for my thingy-found wood -build it

• Broken box for small spoons-Nahh hold my rocks

• Throw away bread container-Home to my paints

• Trashy crate from frat party I found on the sidewalk near TU- Records Enthusiasts wish they could*

• Mail tube from a banner my job order-Sir I see I cigarette

• Old Spirit Halloween candy bag from 2016 Holds even more junk I'm gonna recycle

My point it's incredibly easy to recycle and create closed loop systems with in one's own life. You don't have to spend a fortune to get that thing you so desperately thought you needed.

Dont Go out and waste more resources for an itch you simply could've scratched yourself

/crafts /little-things

@LONGVIEW_BASSLINE13 ASKED JUN 25

ANY THEORIES ON THE BACKROOMS MOVIE?

BACKROOMS

@BOCAJ Jun 26 REPLIED

One theory I have on the Backrooms-completely personal, by the way, not official lore-is that they are the physical accumulation of forgotten space. I'm talking about the places right under our noses that are entirely ignored, like the dusty corners behind TVs, places where you move an object once and it stays there forever, cut-off billboard parking lots, hidden alleys, or even shadows that never get seen.

When a space stays completely unused forever, it loses its connection to our reality and becomes "forgotten space energy."

My theory stems from what we know about dimensions. The biggest multiverse theory suggests there's another version of you and me in a different universe, but what if

we exist completely outside the universe? Imagine a 5D Observer that is no longer trapped in a timeline, variable of existence, or standard dimension. This observer acts like a type of cosmic black hole, and it sustains itself on that forgotten space energy. Because it exists outside of a fixed dimension with no set beginning or end, it can't create an origin or a brand-new reality from scratch. Instead, it takes the pieces of forgotten space it has pulled in and puts them together like a giant jigsaw puzzle. It uses the bits of reality we abandon or forget the most-the old malls, the empty halls, and the closed-down indoor pools-and stitches them together into the Backrooms.

To add to this, think about the furniture and objects we see that look highly blended or glitched into the environment. I don't believe those are actual physical items pulled from our world. Instead, they are more like copies growing directly out of the walls, almost like mushrooms growing out of a decaying log. This ties directly into the entity or monster that wanders the halls. If we look back at the very original Backrooms concept from years ago, it was just the pure essence of a forgotten, nostalgic maze-there was no creature hunting you. That was integrated later. In my theory, that monster is actually a distorted copy of yourself. When you wander into this space, you are breaking the fundamental rules of reality.

The moment you start feeling that heavy nostalgia or deep uneasiness, those emotions act as an anchor for the black hole observer. It feeds on those past memories and uses them to manifest a past version of you. It becomes a twisted entity that wants nothing more than to erase you from its world, just as you would want to erase a monster from yours.

/liminal-spaces /theory

@CHIRAL-HAEMOMANCER ASKED JUN 24

IS THERE ANYTHING IN YOUR LIFE THAT CALLS YOU LIKE THE GREEN GOBLIN MASK TO NORMAN OSBORN?

 GIFS!

@BOCAJ JUN 24 REPLIED 

They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but a GIF? A GIF is a collection of multiples, each loop telling a complete, living story.

How lucky are we that we get to use these tiny pieces of moving art to express exactly how we feel? They don't get the reckoning or the respect they deserve.

They are the legacy of the original web dwellers-the indie designers of the past who used them to make the early internet feel alive.

My Calling is to find and share them within the new

Digital World.

/webcore /little-things /gif-archive

  @BOCAJ JUNE 23 RECOMMENDS

AS A CAPRICORN I THRIVE ON WORK

On my grave the recipe from my City famous cheese dip

The Italian Inn Cheese Spread Recipe

Ingredients:

24 ounces Wisconsin cold pack cheddar cheese (let it soften first)

1/2 cup salad dressing (specifically Miracle Whip)

1 tablespoon garlic powder

1 tablespoon fresh garlic, minced very finely

1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce

1 teaspoon Tabasco sauce

Instructions:

1. Let the cold pack cheddar sit out until it softens up.

2. Throw all the ingredients into a mixer.

3. Blend it on
   medium speed until it is completely smooth and creamy.

The Italian Inn traditionally served this in a small bowl surrounded by hot breadsticks, celery sticks, carrot strips, and sweet Italian peppers.

Thank You Tulsa, My beloved yours truly, A Fruity Okie.

/Vibes  /Capricorn  /Food

 @BOCAJ ASKED Mar 2 

WHY DO I FEEL SO ALONE IN THE DIGITAL AGE?

Why do I feel like I'm so alone

in this digital age? And it's not like

I'm not happy

more

or less. I would like to have some people to talk to about whatever things. looking for this trope of massive following I genuinely want to make a connection using technology genuinely want to know how people feel what is it that aches in their hearts?