I do, but mostly regional Pacfic Northwest and public history. That's a good connection though!

I keep thinking that surely now, surely here, is where the tide turns.

And I keep being wrong. But you have to live in hope or you go mad.

You think you know a person.

There's a review of Stitch in Time titled "Better than it has any right to be" and that about sums it up.

Why indeed.

The house where he died is on a historic register so there may be a research report on it.

I mean take this with a shaker of salt.

2/ It is so anodyne:

Solemn narrator
Talking head
Pan over a landscape
Pan over a photo
Solemn narrator

For hours and hours and hours.

I ABSOLUTELY DO.

HE'S THE WORST.

In history, you cite whatever sources you used to construct your writing, regardless of language.

As an older white guy I've often had some white person say awful racist shit and look at me for confirmation, sometimes adding "I'm just saying what we all think" or some variation. I've mostly been quick to say fuck no man you suck. But racists absolutely do believe they're the majority.

Most New Englanders secretly like Vermont, we just won't admit it. Certainly not in front of one of them.

The Grain Shed and Wisconsin Burger are both about 10 years old I think.

The AHA is Useless, Chapter 127.

At least your packies are open a couple of hours longer I'll give you that.

This gives joy. Is there a way to buy a print from you?

Frickin' Massholes though--amirite?