JT Lindroos
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JT Lindroos
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Finnish-American designer / writer. Sleep-walking cheetah. Once a book publisher. Married to kat330. Posts in English ja Suomeksi. #musasky #fortean he/him oivas.com
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For your #Halloween amusement, a new Yma Sumac music video featuring Carroll Borland and Bela Lugosi from Tod Browning's "Mark of the Vampire" (1935), photographed by James Wong Howe. Song written by Les Baxter, of course. Edited by me. 🔥 #exotica #musasky #musicsky #belalugosi #YmaSumac
Magenta Mountain by Yma Sumac
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For your #Halloween amusement, a new Yma Sumac music video featuring Carroll Borland and Bela Lugosi from Tod Browning's "Mark of the Vampire" (1935), photographed by James Wong Howe. Song written by Les Baxter, of course. Edited by me. 🔥 #exotica #musasky #musicsky #belalugosi #YmaSumac
Magenta Mountain by Yma Sumac
YouTube video by Attic Waffles
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Post a game you remember playing that nobody else remembers.
Post something random or you’ll have an awful November.
Love Kuchar Bros' early work, but still haven't seen this!
Is this the White Buffalo? If so, one of the few unseen Bronsons...
For your #Halloween amusement, a new Yma Sumac music video featuring Carroll Borland and Bela Lugosi from Tod Browning's "Mark of the Vampire" (1935), photographed by James Wong Howe. Song written by Les Baxter, of course. Edited by me. 🔥 #exotica #musasky #musicsky #belalugosi #YmaSumac
Magenta Mountain by Yma Sumac
YouTube video by Attic Waffles
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☝️#cdsarethenewvinyl
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In Russia, the regime has charged a 26-year-old politician for protesting the regime's use of masked soldiers to oppress…

Hang on… I am now being told, that this news is actually from the US, where the regime has charged @katmabu.bsky.social for protesting ICE.

www.nbcnews.com/politics/jus...
Great! Meant age 14. But time to revisit.🎃
Yep, for sure. Yet I think of something like Ernie Bushmiller's "Nancy" which, for a widely seen strip, had a keen sense for the absurd. But it was within the confines of an accessible setup.
David Lynch's Worlds Angriest Dog started in the early 80s, too, I think.... though of course, as I type this, I realize we've had absurd comics since the dawn of, well, comics. 👀
How was Children of the Corn? It gets so much hate, but I have fond memories of it from, well, age 24 when I saw it on VHS...
Another batch (20 liters) of Ink Stout bottled and labeled. Roughly 4% alcohol, ready for the root cellar in two weeks, and properly conditioned for Christmas. But it'll taste even better closer to the apocalypse. Kippis! 😎 #inktober #beersky #brewingsky
"If I drop a log into a river, I can point you in the general direction downstream where that log might end up in 10 minutes. It’s almost impossible to pinpoint that spot beforehand.

Predicting collapse is similar. All we know is there's whitewater and a cliff. Maybe rabid beavers."

r/collapse
Kyllä. Päät pusikkoon, laput silmille, nothing to see, eihän se meitä hetkauta... ugh.
Samoin. Ja mitäs siinä, keskiluokkalainen jatkaa business as usual, statusta haetaan pienemmästä piiristä ja sit vaan ruokaa haalimaan roinan sijaan... 😬
Selkeästi enemmistö. Toki johtajia ja mediaa voi sättiä, kun aina puhutaan optimisesti siitä mitä tapahtuu vuonna 2100, huomioimatta sitä että kaikki pahimmat ilmastoskenaariot mistä on puhuttu 70-luvun alusta lähtien ovat toteutuneet. Maailma muuttuu radikaalisti 10 vuoden sisällä...
Ahhhh.... syksy. 👀
Well, half right. The answer was the Joseph Losey's Go-Between... or a Gobi tween. 😉
Hitch can be too static and calculated for my taste, like some Kubrick, but he is still immesely impressive with his ability to thrill, build tension, scare and make you laugh out loud. Not to minimize his abusive behavior, I fear it is and certainly was rampant with powerful men in that industry...
Love seeing Marnie on your list, only saw it once and it stood out amongst his work as successfully atypical, yet still clearly his.