Not in my living room A-Z

Fire ants

B-U-M-P B-U-M-P B-U-M-P

Giant ants

Huge ants

Industrialized ants, living their best life in a steampunk world of their making.

Jack and his hammer 🔨

Killer bees

Lady Killer Bees, a San Francisco roller derby team on break because of the COVID pandemic delayed season

Marauding Marxist mutton munching men

Nibbling mice

The Oogieloves and their horrifying war crime that they are calling their Big Balloon Adventure.

Polly Parrots, non stop talking

Qanon nutbags

Rat run

Sakabashira*


*Japanese tree spirit accidentally crafted into a pillar which manifested if installed upside down.

Some Japanese famous folktales. https://www.tsunagujapan.com/10-classic-japanese-stories/#:~:text=%2010%20Classic%20Japanese%20Stories%20%201%20Momotaro.,Cutter%2C%20is%20another%20popular%20tale.%20Although...%20More%20 When I was a young teen, I studied Japanese language, reading and writing. When my wife and visited Japan in 1982, what little I learned to read helped tremendously on our visit to Japan. Unfortunately, I never improved in the spoken language, because we always talked to our mother in broken Japanese interspersed with English. When I visited relatives in Hiroshima, I couldn't communicate with them. I should have hired an interpreter, but now, it's too late. I missed the history of our family during WWII, when our country bombed Hiroshima with the atomic bomb. I worked with those same bombs in the US Air Force from 1955 to 1959. I never saw another Asian work in my specialty.

Underground tunnels

Video game publisher HQ reception area with pool tables and full cereal bar

Wishing wells

Xbox Exploding