That was great! Thanks so much for hosting #ManHunt @tommykrasker.bsky.social and #TheNoirCollective
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It’s bad enough carrier pigeon guy is a Nazi but he’s a litterbug too?! #ManHunt #TCMParty #TheNoirCollective
Fun game: listen for Joan’s accent to slip. It’s not a drinking game because you’ll get sick #TCMParty #ManHunt #TheNoirCollective
Bonus points for having fast talking Nazis who don’t sound like they just took a year of high school German #ManHunt #TCMParty #TheNoirCollective
Baby Roddy 💖💖💖💖 He’s a solid lad! #ManHunt #TCMParty #TheNoirCollective
My favorite #JoanBennett movie is #TheManIMarried with the gorgeous #FrancisLederer who gets Nazified. It’s great if you haven’t seen it #ManHunt #TCMParty #TheNoirCollective
You know what’s muy delicioso? Guacamole 🥑 ¡Olé! This, however, is not guacamole. It’s an an abomination. You can’t just call something guacamole because it has avocado in it. Also, it’s the color of a Band-Aid and I’m pretty sure those are shrimp , not prawns 🦐 #Abomination #VintageRecipes
Opened in 1908, this 14 story, 250 room hotel had all of the amenities a fine Edwardian could possibly want. Very fancy. A coffee shop with a table d’Hote dinner? I’m in! I’ll have the Prime Rib dinner with boysenberry pie, please 🍽️ New Washington Hotel Seattle 1947 #VintageMenus
This is the most homemade menu ever. I wouldn’t be surprised if one of the proprietors was an elementary school teacher with access to a mimeograph machine. Cute poodle, though 🐩 I’ll have a #6 with iced tea, please 🍽️ Scales Drive-In Ft. Knox KY 1940s #VintageMenus
I’m not sure if a crippling fear of heights might keep me from enjoying a nice meal atop the Space Needle, but I think I’ll risk it in this instance. I’ll have the Eggs Benedict with hash browns, a Black Cherry Sundae and a pot of tea , please 🍽️ 1/2 Space Needle Seattle 1960s #VintageMenus
When I was a kid, Pepperidge Farm and Sara Lee desserts seemed like the height of fancy probably because we never bought them. Mom was a good baker and “we have cake at home.” One of the first things I bought when I moved out was my very own PF coconut cake. What’s your favorite ? #VintageAds
Two more reasons the 1950s were fun: bike motors and loud toy grenades. That Whizzer is super cool , but it’s a hundred bucks and I’m very sure you could buy an actual used motorcycle for less than that because my dad had an Indian in high school. Those hand grenades sell themselves 💣 #VintageAds
Opened in 1930, the Washington Athletic Club is a 21 story deco masterpiece that turned out both Olympic and regional winning athletes. The top floors are 125 hotel rooms. I’ll have the Hot Stuffed Deviled Crab with Maraschino Cherry Mousse 🍽️ Washington Athletic Club Seattle 1939 #VintageMenus
Downplay a book AND a movie: The Old Man and the Lake
Lisa@footenotes.bsky.social · 6d agoDownplay a book AND a movie: Mediocre Expectations
Did Robbie Ray get traded? Having a TBD pitcher 2 hours before first pitch is not normal. #SFGiants #NothingLikeIt #TradeDeadline
One hundred years ago an intrepid reporter on the street asked Joe and Jill citizen their opinions about the newfangled one piece swimsuits for men and women and are said garments appropriate for public beaches. Apparently these hoochie suits are indecent. So wear the swim dress 🏊♂️ 🏊♂️ 🏊♂️ #VintageAds
Lady #1 must be planning on being late for dinner a lot according to that stack of TV dinners she bought. Add another 45 minutes because those take forever in the oven. Lady #2 has a clever way to discourage hubby from bringing home surprise dinner guests. I’ll try the veal parm 🍽️ #VintageAds
With the number of @sfgiants players going on the IL it’s either a clever ploy not to get traded or a really efficient voodoo curse #NothingLikeIt
I didn’t know that the Lower East Side had a tradition of Jewish-Romanian steakhouses. This fine establishment (1909-66) was a favorite of celebrities and theatrical types. I’ll have the stuffed cabbage dinner with nut strudel for dessert Moskowitz and Lupowitz NYC 1956 #VintageMenus
The 1950s were great for innovative products. Why aren’t those TeleSpecs still a thing?! There are tons of practical applications! I just like the aesthetic of the bbq ashtray. It’s a perfect backyard accessory so folks don’t stomp out their butts on your new patio flooring #VintageAds
Located on the Cape Fear River, Fergus’ Ark (1952-65) was known for its fresh seafood and having a decommissioned battleship crash into it at the dock. That’s a big oopsie. I’ll have the Lobster Newberg with lemon chiffon pie and iced tea please Fergus’ Ark Wilmington NC 1950s #VintageMenus
Shark Week is here, everybody. Post a SHARK 🦈
MB Brown@mbbrownsf.bsky.social · last wk.Shark Week is here everybody, post a SHARK!
So gramps snagged himself a Miss Landers lookalike? Meanwhile, Miss Landers knows that salt and cholesterol are the express lane to ridding the home of frisky old goats #VintageAds
Before it was a beloved ice cream parlor, 1078 Broadway in Buffalo was Nowak’s Hotel and Saloon, where in 1901 presidential assassin Leon Czolgosz lived. That’s gotta be bad juju. I’m curious what the Charlie Chaplin is, so I’ll have that and a cocoa Paradise of Sweets Buffalo 1930s #VintageMenus
Peanut butter is a food I grab when I don’t know what I’m hungry for but need to eat something. A good old fashioned pb&j always hits the spot. But if that’s too boring for you, may I suggest a Peanut Butter Treat with a side of Creamed Peanut Butter Soup? #VintageFood #VintageRecipes
I didn’t know cottage colonies were a thing, but these look like a perfect place to disappear from society and unwind and write your manifesto. I’ll have a #12 Lobster Roll with fries, iced tea and a cherry turnover please. Mountain Ash Inn Brooklin ME 1958 #VintageMenus
