J. Frank "Ham" Sandwich (b. 1886, Kraków)

@sandwichfrank.bsky.social

Freelance librarian/artist/Simmer/new wave thembo/connoisseur of fine Macintoshes/Oregonian/snarkout boy. 🐏 = RAM = random access memories. Banner by Michael Green. Gowns by Adrian. 🇵🇸 🏳️‍⚧️ 🏳️‍🌈 ☭ 🤠

Back when SoulSeek was a place where you could make friends, I scored mp3s of the Sleep Convention LP by asking nicely. This is one of my favorite songs and I’d been looking for a good quality rip for my iPod for about five years.

Vintage Obscura Radio@vintageobscura.net · 3h ago

Trees :: “Delta Sleep” [Los Angeles, CA, U.S.; New Wave/Power Pop, from *Sleep Convention* (1982)] https://redd.it/1iy1fru https://youtu.be/8Segrj_31ZY

Went out with my son tonight to see his favorite movie, about a bunch of coworkers who have to leave a networking event in a hurry and take public transit, which turns out to be more complicated than they had hoped.

Cookie Monster stood at the railing, fighting to catch his breath. That little guy had put up one hell of a fight. He leaned over and looked down. It was easily a hundred foot drop, but he couldn’t shake the paranoia. He had to go down there and make sure Elmo was really dead.

Cookie Monster stands at a railing before a sweeping vista, and a steep drop before him.

What a coincidence! The resolution to condemn DSA moves forward by just a single vote. Two Democrats voted for it, the exact number the Republicans needed to get it through! The Republicans sure are lucky!

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The kids in this comic are precisely my age and the fidelity to teenage life in the early 2000s is _eerie_. I knew these characters. The depiction of casual early ‘00s homophobia and body shame is excruciating if you remember it firsthand. Of course I highly highly recommend it!

S E Case@secase.bsky.social · 2mo ago

hello everyone. The kickstarter for Rigsby WI Volume 3: Flux will launch in the fall. I will be a few pages from Flux every day in this thread, in the hopes that someone will see it and think "hey that's cool" You can also read the entire series FOR FREE at rigsbywi.com

Hey I'm not actually done talking about Dolly Parton. 🧵 Specifically I want to talk about her album 9 to 5 and Odd Jobs, released in 1980 (not the soundtrack to the film 9 to 5, that's a different thing). The whole album is about work, with most of the songs focused on a different type of worker.