@rejectednytwords.bsky.social QUANTIC, a pangram, too
Timothy John, aka @everyrecordever
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I like words. I do puzzles. I like cats. Every kind of cat. Also, records.
Guys… please come look at this beautifully loving moment between a father and his baby girl Caption: “Зam conversations between my deaf husband and our newborn daughter”
Dolly Parton logged a combined total of 115 years of union membership. Throughout her working life, the “9 to 5” singer/songwriter carried the union cards of two major unions: The American Federation of Musicians Local 257 in Nashville — for 58 years. SAG-AFTRA — for 57 years. HAPPY LABOR DAY!
Opinion | Celebrate Dolly Parton's working-class solidarity
John Nichols: She carried two union cards, sang Woody Guthrie songs and mocked the bosses in "9 to 5."
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What’s funny about his new hair color is that he’s in the Epstein files more than anyone else
The cats graciously put on a magic show for us last night. I figured out how they did most of the tricks, but I didn’t say anything, because that would have been rude.
Patti Labelle - S/T - “I like the sound of funky music!”
@rejectednytwords.bsky.social ENCLITIC, LENTICLE, & LENTICEL
Protest that endures, I think, is moved by a hope far more modest than that of public success: namely, the hope of preserving qualities in one's own heart and spirit that would be destroyed by acquiescence. Wendell Berry, What Are People For?
Gil Scott Heron - had tix; he canceled and never re-scheduled
Aretha Franklin (had tickets, she canceled, we took the refund rather than wait for the rescheduled date)
One way you know Dolly Parton lived life the right way: I don’t think anyone’s going to get fired for accurately quoting Dolly Parton today.
Summertime (George Gershwin) - Ted Dunbar (guitar) and Richard Davis (bass)
Ted Dunbar and Richard Davis - Summertime
YouTube video by Jazz Video Guy
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Joni Mitchell, Blue - I’ve gotten a lot of miles from my copy, purchased in 1985 for $1.99 at Secondhand Tunes in Hyde Park, Chicago. In those days, two bucks went a lot further. That was almost two Leinenkugel’s at Jimmy’s Woodlawn Tap.
Andy Warhol in the 1950 census - in NYC for less than a year, already changed his name, sharing a place with 4 other young men. Addresses can be difficult to decipher but I think it's 74-76 103rd St., basement flat.
No cheating, post your lock screen.
No cheating. Post your lock screen.
@rejectednytwords.bsky.social UNNAMEABLE and its variant, UNNAMABLE, not accepted. That’s two pangrams, totaling 33 points!
Why is there something instead of nothing? And how is the asking built into the hunting?