I once read, and this may be too interesting to be true, that the first thing Daguerre photographed was the Paris street view outside his window. After determining that his camera worked, the second thing he photographed was a nude prostitute.
I'm currently being driven insane by people's behavior in parking lots.
Pulling into a lot slowly, then stopping halfway across the threshold. People who believe they have enough time to turn in after them are left trapped in new oncoming traffic as they're forced to sit there for another...
Pesci was great, but I started checking my watch as soon as Pacino appeared. Everything he does is the same for years now. I didn't believe any of these old farts as 30 year olds, either. They may have smoothed the wrinkles, but they still moved as stiffly as 70+ year old guys. De Niro is always...
Nov. 9, 1967-- Rolling Stone magazine is published for the first time.
Nov. 9, 1872-- The Great Boston Fire took out 65 acres of downtown, burned out 776 buildings and killed 13. One of the biggest and costliest such fires, ever.
Of course I think it's a bad idea to do just about anything but drive while you're driving a traditional vehicle. I've passed people with a full four course meal spread out on their dash, eating away at 70+ mph. Cheeseburger in one hand, Big Gulp in the other. Steering with a knee.
If you say...
Honestly people, catch up. Those who cannot attend to business in the car are spoiling it for those who can. People are simply not going to stop doing it.
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It is apparently a done deal. Removing the pink fiberboard covering everything revealed that it's all still there, gas lights and all.
https://brooklyneagle.com/articles/2019/03/01/gage-tollner-downtown-brooklyn/
By Scott Daniels
$2,000 worth of pencils.
There are, among everyday possessions, those objects which are cherished by their devotees and described with the kind of prose generally reserved for particularly enthusiastic lovers or memorable bottles of scotch. Some may speak of the perfect...
Front page, Aug. 11, 1939. Interesting that FDR is just "F.D."
Headlines:
Woman C-Respodent Atones, Aids Wife in Divorce
Queens Bitter Over F.D. Veto of Postal Cut
Sandshark Fights Three Dogs, Injures Prize Retriever
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