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National Cereal Day. 7th March.
Vintage Japanese Kelloggs.
Frosties (1963), Fruit Pon (1965), Honey Pon (1967), Broncos (1975)
(the source was
frostiesandcoco.jp but now extinct)
Frosties (1963), Fruit Pon (1965), Honey Pon (1967), Broncos (1975)
(the source was
frostiesandcoco.jp but now extinct)
March 7, 2025 at 4:54 PM
National Cereal Day. 7th March.
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That book was a jolt, and I’ve linked to that passage so many times in so many places over the last 10 years. bsky.app/profile/wade...
I will bang this drum forever: in THEY THOUGHT THEY WERE FREE: THE GERMANS, 1933-45 Milton Mayer interviewed 10 ordinary Germans after WW2 to learn how fascism took hold. There was never a moment when everyone woke up:
December 11, 2024 at 7:12 PM
That book was a jolt, and I’ve linked to that passage so many times in so many places over the last 10 years. bsky.app/profile/wade...
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Looney Tunes Background Art, an essential for your feed www.instagram.com/looneytunes_...
November 28, 2024 at 8:57 AM
Looney Tunes Background Art, an essential for your feed www.instagram.com/looneytunes_...
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Deserves to be shared on Bluesky too. The funniest video of all time.
November 15, 2024 at 3:18 PM
Deserves to be shared on Bluesky too. The funniest video of all time.
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I’ve said it before, will doubtless say it again: These folks are going to be permanently resentful because they’re seeking political power as a substitute for cultural power, and it’s never going to give them what they actually want.
I love how far afield this is from any problem government can address. “Now that Trump won people have to like and agree with me and not tell me I suck anymore.” bsky.app/profile/yash...
2. “For the last four years, very acutely, and I know it preceded these four years as well, but there's been kind of a pressing down. A pressing down and kind of limiting what people can say.”
November 15, 2024 at 4:53 AM
I’ve said it before, will doubtless say it again: These folks are going to be permanently resentful because they’re seeking political power as a substitute for cultural power, and it’s never going to give them what they actually want.