old roadside pictureshollywood theater, sandy boulevard, portland, oregon, 1980
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Chad
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Person most likely to have that SNL digital short about Avatar and Papyrus sent to them.
Waxy.orgThe Millennial CAPTCHA: I'm late-stage Gen X and passed easily, so they may need to tune it a bit https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/the-millennial-captcha
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Cabel Sasser🎵 Apple Music users: I’ve been really enjoying “The Crate”, an Apple playlist recreating the joy of discovering great, eclectic records. So much variety!
https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/the-crate/pl.70fcbfbe44c54f9c95367da7a22dcda9
scallops wrapped in bacon, menges, livingston manor, new york, 1978
This is the kind of place we’ll see a lot of AI art — random business signs. In a previous time, this would’ve been a bad vector clip art of a taco. Today, it’s the world’s weirdest taco.
Retro LibrarianFriday Night Music - Montell Jordan : This is how we do it
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hiUuL5uTKc
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#MontellJordan #Music #MusicFriday #HooraySongOfTheDay #PopFridays #blackfriday #blackMastodon
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hiUuL5uTKc
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#MontellJordan #Music #MusicFriday #HooraySongOfTheDay #PopFridays #blackfriday #blackMastodon
Montell Jordan - This Is How We Do It (Official Music Video)
ProPublicaThe #Oregon Timber Industry Won Huge #Tax Cuts in the 1990s. Now It May Get Another Break Thanks to a Top Lawmaker.
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As the cost of fighting #wildfires increases, state Sen. Elizabeth Steiner has proposed a bill — developed in consultation with the #logging industry — that would shift millions in expenses away from the biggest landowners and onto taxpayers.
The Oregon Timber Industry Won Huge Tax Cuts in the 1990s. Now It May Get Another Break Thanks to a Top Lawmaker.
As the cost of fighting wildfires increases, state Sen. Elizabeth Steiner has proposed a bill — developed in consultation with the logging industry — that would shift millions in expenses away from the biggest landowners and onto taxpayers.