mabelmoments: Indian street dentist Kulwant Singh treats a patient at his roadside dentistry stall in Amritsar. Picture: AFP/GETTY
theduty:seriously? …does anyone need this???
••••• NOT to be confused with Billy “He Don’t Tweet” Poobah
“email subject line, letting me know that my friend (dave) is to be a plinther. (via lindaboucher)
••••• Wow… what’s it like to be Plinthed? —BP
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Fully Loaded — by Bruce McCall
[NOTE: When we were kids we had the best entertainment system in the world for car trips. It was called “looking out the window”] —BP](http://7.media.tumblr.com/PwCIEKd8Npjydg0eBJ02G0Dro1_400.jpg)
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Fully Loaded — by Bruce McCall
[NOTE: When we were kids we had the best entertainment system in the world for car trips. It was called “looking out the window”] —BP
The British newspaper “The Guardian” wrote a little article about my pop-cultural charts this weekend :
“Dan Meth is a web cartoonist with a rep for funny viral films, but you may know him best for the pop culture charts that are among the most linked to blog entries in the history of the internet ever. Entries include a Venn diagram of early Beach Boys lyrics, a map of sitcom locations and a film trilogy meter ranking them in order of greatness (the second in a series is invariably better than the original; the third never is). Meth’s most recent, The Futuristic Movie, is, he says, “by far the geekiest thing I’ve ever done”, and charts and ranks when sci-fi movies were made and when they were set. Getting close are the future settings for Blade Runner (2019), Rollerball (2018) and Back To The Future (2015), when we’ll finally be able to get those hoverboards and self-lacing trainers.”
The New York Times has a great story today on Albert “Short Al from Brooklyn” Kaufman, a prolific sports talk radio caller, whose disappearance from the airwaves led to a search to find out where he went.
••••• Hey Newsguy — great story! —BP
