The Last Pay Phone In America

You might remember me from "Progress Reports From Screwtape"...then again you might not. This is the scrap heap of my mind. Awkward-nerd-bitch belongs to me.

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Spose takes Maine's dumbass racist governor to the trap house.

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RIP John “Brad” Bradbury.

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RIP Lemmy - from their aborted first album, written by original guitarist Larry Wallis.

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Steve Jones and Paul Cook of the Sex Pistols alongside Thin Lizzy...when they played shows they were known as The Greedy Bastards, but for their only release they toned it down to The Greedies. Merry Christmas.

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New Bomb Turks- “Baby Please Come Home”

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The Definitive Guide to Sci-Fi Drugs Was Produced by the Government in the 1970s

In 1974, the National Institute on Drug Abuse hired the sci-fi writer Robert Silverberg to investigate drug themes in his booming genre.

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Fab Five Freddy, Joe Strummer, Ray the bodyguard, Futura 2000 at Electric Lady Studios, NYC in the early ‘80s.

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John Belushi, Oregon fishing trip 1978.

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Photo by Katie Keenan Via Flickr: "Commemorative mural of Mickey Devine, 1981 Hunger Striker. IRSP (Irish Republican Socialist Party) and INLA (Irish National Liberation Army), two more extreme off shoots of Sinn Fein, (which also has, or had, socialist leanings), and the IRA. Irish Tricolor nationalist flag, and Starry Plough a Sinn Fein/socialist symbol, and other names of hunger strikers."

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Communist Party USA political buttons.

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Greetings from Boston, Mass. [front] by Boston Public Library Via Flickr: File name: 10_07_000044a Title: Greetings from Boston, Mass. [front] Creator/Contributor: Created/Published: The New England News Company, Boston, Mass. Date issued: ca. 1915-1930 Physical description: white border postcard Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department

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Photo of Col. Leonard Larvis gravestone in the Copp's Hill Burying Ground, Boston, MA. Pictured dated August 5th, 1932. From the collection of the Boston Public Library    

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 1950's matchbook from The Tam, 222 Tremont Street in Boston. It's still there. My grandfather drank there, my father did, and I have.

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H. & J. Pfaff, Boston - Boston Public Library Description: Poster for H. & J. Pfaff Brewing Co. Ornately carved picture frame with red banners above and below opening encloses Pfaff Brewery, showing several buildings, horse-drawn wagons, and smoke stack. White banner below reads "Office: No. 16. Arch Street near Milk Str." Genre: Advertisements; Posters; Chromolithographs Subjects: Beer; Brewing industry Notes: C. Knatz'sche Druckerei, Frankfurt A/M 1875. [E. Lindheimer]; 1877 penciled top left of original. Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department

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Harry Mudie & King Tubby- "Heavy Duty Dub" (1976)