To my depression-raised parents, this and canned biscuits were some kind of magic. I remember small cans and big cans of the concentrate and the same amount of water being used for both. Also remember wondering why juice that said “Not From Concentrate” tasted so much better.

The Ice isn’t Right.

Finished in1943, a couple years after the U.S. entered WWII. I imagine this was almost an exact image in the heads of a lot of young men so far from home.

He looks like a Fallout ghoul that is still decaying. Won’t be long before he loses his nose.

I saw it in the theater and loved it. I was still a couple of years away from actually having a girlfriend, but I remember thinking that it was great that a nerdy guy could have a cool girlfriend. Also kinda remember there being a Micky Mouse phone.

Great show! Everything look so old in the clip, but that isn’t how I remember it.

If the dumbest person is on your side, you’re on the wrong side. -Steve Albini

Me in an 8am Econ 101 class.

The people yearn for (democratic) socialism (this one will make you cry)

YouTube video by Reagan Library President Reagan's Radio Address on Free and Fair Trade on April 25, 1987

So they didn’t like the ad. Let’s just post Reagan’s 5 min speech against tariffs as it appears on YouTube.

Over and over. On all platforms (some of y’all are still on X).

*1981 Sherrilyn horrified by 2025 Sherrilyn saying “let’s post Reagan’s speech.”

youtu.be/5t5QK03KXPc

Dave Ball, one half of Tainted Love hitmakers Soft Cell, dies, aged 66 Bandmate Marc Almond paid tribute, saying: "He will always be loved by the Soft Cell fans who love his music and his music and memory will live on."

Sad to hear Dave Ball of #Softcell no longer with us. Was performing and writing to the very end!

Looks like the beginning of an Elaine Benes dance move.

The Boss has a message for us

It’s good to know I’m not the only one, but also not good.

@jonwurster.bsky.social
@themountaingoats.bsky.social

I would buy this album in a heartbeat

(@fakemusic_br instagram)

#funk #acdc

Look at his tie length. Please don’t let this become a thing outside the cult.

That should be the state moto. You can pick almost any point in history and it would be true. Probably first uttered by Mexico.

Goodbye to a River - John Graves. A great book about a part of Texas my family has called home for a long time.

The Little Prince.

YouTube video by Mike Birbiglia Bob Odenkirk | The Art of Anger in Comedy | Mike Birbiglia's Working It Out Podcast

Here, Bob Odenkirk (in a pod with Mike Birbiglia) says something I have been thinking about *so much* the last few years but I never, ever hear expressed in public. Lord, hearing it said aloud just made me burst into tears. (Yes I'm fine why do you ask.)

Starts at 39:00.

Yup...

My brain read Epstein visa.

Thank you.

Any time you see the smiling Golem lady, you know it is something bad.

Same here. Gotta get the thunder shirt ready.

How can you have any pudding if you don’t eat your meat.

(I would appreciate it if you shared this because it feels weird to write something like this and then have no one read it)

Mike Johnson will go down as the most destructive Speaker of the House in history primarily through his inaction and looking the other way. His phony piousness isn’t going to earn him the afterlife he expects.

My father was an Atomic Veteran who participated in Operation Sandstone in 1948. He died of acute myelomonocytic leukemia. The DOD did nothing but put up roadblocks when we tried to prove the two were related.

(next to an image of President Obama) “It is up to all of us to fix this. It's not going to be because somebody comes and saves you. The most important office in this democracy is the citizen—the ordinary person who says, no, that's not right." PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA