Endless Dan Moore

@dpmoore.bsky.social

Lucky is the man who does not secretly believe that every possibility is open to him. Ask me about the Victorians

No, I am not going to start calling home runs "pumps," sorry. If we're short on euphemisms just dig back into the archives and find some other names we stopped using. 30 circuit clouts

Paragraph from an ESPN trade deadline list that says Hunter Goodman has followed "his 31-homer breakout last season with 30 pumps through the Rockies' first 101 games."

Parked next to a gen 2 Chrysler Sebring with "Class of 2026!!!" written all over the windows. Not often that there are cars that could have also been in my high school parking lot still kicking

Watching Baby Boom (1987) and just got to a moment where they're watching the I Love Lucy chocolate conveyor belt scene. Now I'm just trying to estimate what the peak year was for Lucy Eating Chocolates references

Commercials for fast internet on airplanes are weird because I mostly think of using my phone as a really embarrassing thing I can't keep myself from doing in public. Like "it's never been easier to eat an entire 'Share-size' bag of peanut-butter M&M's while your wife is watching"

Got some pickleball in for the first time like six weeks. Played pretty well but/and also somehow hit myself in the eyebrow with the edge of my own paddle harder than I have ever been hit in the face by anything in my life.

Little cousin who learned to talk between visits from us calls Melvin Melffin, which I am going to borrow for a few months. Little kids are an endless source of nicknames for themselves and each other

God help me, it's The Wings of the Dove time again. It's weird to be close to the end of James in terms of the number of novels remaining while knowing that the last few contain sentences that might as well be as long as his first books. Approaching the end of Henry James asymptotically

Walking around downtown Springfield like I do every time I come home. There's a level of mural coverage that marks a thriving downtown and then a slightly higher level that marks an extremely desperate one. As a Springfield booster I cannot be more specific than this

Just learned about the Casio Loopy for the first time. Incredible look. I thought I had already seen everything that could be done in the Melted Plastic era of consumer design but this is exquisite

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I read a lot of EV reviews—and the comments on them—for some reason despite not owning an EV and having no plans to buy a non-used car in my life and the one thing I've learned is that some people take a car not having CarPlay/Android Auto as the greatest insult they've ever received in their lives

I don’t want to wrong anybody, so I won’t go so far as to say that she actually wrote poetry, but her conversation, to my mind, was of a nature calculated to excite the liveliest suspicions. —P. G. Wodehouse, Right Ho, Jeeves