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grassseed77.bsky.social
Helps to have the dates in the cluos
December 7, 2025 at 5:04 PM
theogier.bsky.social
Had a viewer ask for some #kwang gameplay so I did my best to deliver

#predecessor @predecessorgame.bsky.social #moba #theogier #streamer #gaming #cluos #gayming
January 7, 2025 at 9:20 PM
yourlamentablefriends.com
"An underutilized feature of the NOS6508 allowed custom GBL logic to be implemented at the nickel. A few bespoke OSes like KoffeeDOS and CluOS Whisp used this to increase Blotter memory access speeds."

This is complete gibberish, but depending on who you are, in two very different ways.
March 4, 2025 at 5:34 AM
lostinthecross.bsky.social
I was expecting to not like the Swiss cheese clue duos (cluos?) but I did enjoy them, especially the dad joke on “Swiss "cheese”” (94D) referring to the currency FRANCS. Also of course the cheese itself, GRUYERE (88D “Swiss cheese”.) 19/
January 22, 2024 at 6:10 AM
terrybuckalew.bsky.social
Arthur Williams plays harmonica on this 1973 album, a compilation of tracks recorded in 1966.
Frank Frost album with lurid psychedelic cover. FRANK FROST In 1966, a little blues band from Northwest Mississippi made a trip to Nashville to do a session for Jewel Records. They had recorded only Frank Frost's first professional blues experience came in St. Louis, once before, and that LP (for Phillips International Records) stayed in where he had moved from his native Arkansas in 1951. In St. Louis, he learned harmonica from the late Sonny Boy Williamson No. 2 (Rice circulation only a short while. Their names weren't well-known, except Miller), played guitar for Sonny Boy as well, and often sat in with harp- perhaps to patrons of the locar cluos and juke joints around Clarksaale, ist Willie Foster. He soon teamed up with Sam Carr, and the two moved con, funie, and moon Like, but that 1900 session resulted in some to Lula in 1960. Since then, they've worked together regularly through- of the finest blues records produced in the South since the days when out the area, with their own band and with Sam's father, the late blues discs were heavy and fragile and spun at 78 revolutions per min- Robert Nighthawk, with Sonny Boy on KFFA Radio in Helena, Arkan-sas, and with touring big-name acts like Albert King, B.B. King, Little Milton, Ted Taylor, and Johnnie Taylor who came through Clarksdale or other nearby towns. Frank has also played country and western rock and roll behind Carl Perkins and Conway Twitty, and has taken up or. That band was led by a then-30-year-old singer from Lula named Frank Frost. Frank played guitar and harmonica as well, backed by drummer Sam Carr, lead guitarist-Jack Johnson, Harmonicist Arthur (or Oscar, as Frank calls him) Williams, and studio bassist Chip Young. Three tough, driving singles were released from the session, and though they were aimed largely at the Southern U.S. market, they also earned acclaim overseas and were recently reissued on an LP in England. And now, thanks to the Jewel American Folklore Series, Frank finally has an LP available in the U.S. This record features s…
July 8, 2025 at 2:29 PM