Scott Colesby Jr. | Photographer

@scottcolesbyjr.com

Chicago by blood, New Orleans by choice. Photographer/Videographer. He/Him https://bio.site/scottcolesbyjr

Playing jump rope between chaotic neutral and chaotic evil at work tonight; To pass the time, me and coworker ask each other trivia questions about music and movies. I have stacked my questions all about musicians in movie bit parts and background rolls.

I can’t say for sure which it was, but it would have had either Van Damme, Seagal, or Stallone. (My dad loves cheesy 80s action films). I do remember the first “in theaters” was a double showing of Lethal Weapon 2 and Batman at a drive in.

Patrick Klepek@patrickklepek.bsky.social · 3w ago

Do you remember what *your* first R-rated movie was? I finally asked my mom (I couldn't remember), and she told me it was The Lost Boys when I was roughly the same age as my daughter (about 9). The movie traumatized her more than it did me, apparently

Taco Bell is the CUSTOMER here, just like the rest of us. But now folks are cracking jokes about Taco Bell customers and downplaying the seriousness of the illness and the challenges of removing the parasite from produce on the consumer side. It all feels so familiar… (if you know, you know)

Image from CNN coverage: A white make reporter in glasses stands next to a large screen he is using to display slides and information on the cyclosporiasis outbreak. He has a small smile and his arms are raised to his side playfully.

The slide shown has Taco Bell food in the background and the word “DIARRHEA” is in all caps with yellow font is the only word in the foreground.
Gail Drakes@gaildrakes.bsky.social · 3w ago

FASCINATING (😏) that the media seems more invested in mentioning Taco Bell by name…instead of Taylor Farms, a repeat offender who choices have already killed/harmed so many. How many more will suffer because folks love judging/ignoring lower-income people?

I love doing things accidentally, like when I accidentally went vegan in 2020. This time around, I’ve gone a year without biting my nails after I noticed I had stopped for two weeks accidentally a year ago. 40 years of biting my nails and stopped because I hadn’t noticed.