Tavi

It’s higher than my Bacon number so far at least. Considering I spent 20 years in film and TV, that’s a pretty big relief.

….so far.

breathtaking

Dodger Stadium tour guides failed to unionize. Here's why they're getting raises anyway Repeated efforts by Dodger Stadium tour guides to unionize failed by slim margins. So the Dodgers gave the guides the same raise the union negotiated on their behalf.

Well, I guess that's SOME of the story.

BTW, I didn't smile, I scream-cried in frustration in my kitchen.

Every day is a tug of war between refusing to give ground in a space that women and queer people have fought for and just a lot of bullshit.

Financial Bullshit is very high on the list of Utter Bullshit rankings.

Just did a very important thing I've needed to do for about 4 months and it only took about 14 minutes and I feel literally lighter in my soul.

I will not learn from this.

"oh it's technically a jingle"

JINGLE THIS

*bumbumbum*

"ONE EIGHT SEVEN SEVE-"

I don't know why this just popped up but when he and the other freshly shorn lambs, er, relievers entered the interview room, the coordinator and I looked at each other and said basically "omg childrens!"

Started his baseball career in the Negro Leagues. Played at Ebbets Field, the LA Coliseum, and hit the first home run in Dodger Stadium.

When he died suddenly before the 1978 World Series, the team immediately retired his number.

He’s also a Tennessee guy, what’s not to love?

Maury Wills doesn’t steal 104 bases and win MVP without Jim Gilliam hitting behind him and taking pitches.

Gilliam was the blueprint for a super utility man, a fantastic teammate who became a beloved coach. He’s the retired number people don’t know nearly enough about.

Some of you think I’m a kid who doesn’t know why this happens but in reality I’m an adult who just wants to not feel like I’m in early onset dementia when I can’t find the fucking mayonnaise in a store I’ve been shopping at for 15 years.

ICE Agent Scores Easy Win By Deporting Own Family https://theonion.com/ice-agent-scores-easy-win-by-deporting-own-family/

Yamamoto in the dugout looking mildly overwhelmed and exacerbated at the same time n

They changed the layout of our Ralph’s again.

Squash that man into a space suit, haha!

If you haven’t had an article of clothing violently ripped from you by the breath of god by the PF Changs have you even been to the Galleria?

ON

MY

STREET

WHAT

Something, something…taco salad?

A reed wall with dozens of paper tiki umbrellas stuck in it.

Tonga Hut Nite

a yellow background with a drawing of a man and the words sending good vibes Alt: a yellow background with a drawing of a man and the words sending good vibes

I sat in on the Jack/Justin/Will meet and greet and I hope you received the vibes I forwarded to you.

Shane Hollander laid out on the ice after getting hit.

Survived! Not nearly as rough as last year, honestly! Really! All good! Yay! We did it!

Shane Hollander in his lil suit with a Dodgers Pride hat, looking so very done with himself.

Slept terribly, running on white Monsters, a microwave burrito, and spite. Fanfest, LFG.

Tungsten Arm O’Doyle was only slightly parody.

1/29: San Fernando Valley today, be on alert!
Confirmed seen in Panorama City, Van Nuys, and one other unconfirmed report of a sighting in Tujunga Canyon.

Yep was even gonna go unfollow on here but looks like I never had a good reason to start following them in the first place.

Don’t worry. They’re following the logic of our protests “to a point” so like…ya know, to the point where they would have to admit they have fucked up to go further.

Gross.

It’s fascinating how terrible they are at design. Every time it’s just so fucking bad.

Yeah, that cracked me up! But considering before '39, there was only 16 people in the HOF and seven of them were managers/executives....that's like a huge chunk of the existing Hall of Fame players in that photo.

"The more things change, the more they stay the same" reposting an article from 1939 with people complaining about how the Dodgers are ruining baseball. Yeah, a great year to pull history from awesome rad cool.