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Las Vegas - September 4

“we’re in the round tonight. for half the time you’ll see my face. the other half you’ll see my ass. if you have a preference please let me know.”

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Here he comes with his toy

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playlist november: lover’s blues

spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5gpCInR1jyZyRcX9mQWQA3?si=CbGBqj7eR2-Mft11SZbONA

1. think about things -daði freyr

“when we first met

i will never forget

'cause even though i didn't know you yet

we were bound together then and forever″

2. maple syrup -the backseat lovers

“did it hurt

when I kicked you to the curb?

now i'm all alone

i guess i'll never learn”

3. freaking out -the wrecks

“I found a flower it's in my shoe and it is mine

things are fine now, yeah it's alright

and all these goddamn people in the world

are all just getting by

i'm in the backroom, she's with a guy

he's selling happiness and hopefullness one bag at a time.”

4. stick around -brotherkenzie

“and baby you could be the one for me

hand in hand, feeling free

if i could love you

more than myself, maybe.

what’s next? bourbon please

ain't you a little drunk for these?

just go away, just go away”

5. too late -the happy fits

i could be whole if i didn't know

about the birdies and the bees and the bushes

eighteen came around and it was somewhat malicious

everybody loses control

i'm a little scared of my soul”

6. best tears -the happy fits

“please, show us and tell, how your life's not going straight to hell

all those jeepers and creepers wanna sit in your head

But fall out of line and you'll be shot and dead”

7. favorite poison -fuller

"you're a bad habit, and i'm a bad boyfriend

i’m a drug addict, you're my favorite poison.”

8. sisters -saint motel

“you showed me marijuana

and what good rock n roll could be

and though i never knew

i was so sure i’d always count on you”

9. like or like like -miniature tigers

“i climbed up your front porch

and i doorbell ditched ya

and i felt so bad, couldn't cope to what i did

so i laughed myself sick all the way to my car

tell me how you feel about me? do you like or like, like me?”

10. portland -bowling shoes

“haven't you seen

my bad habits lately

i've been naive

and i've been feeling hazy, maybe

i've barely left my room in a week

the thought of doing so scares me

i wish it could be easy

To fall asleep completely

she said to me as she sparks a pipe in the sunlight

as she reclines, she tells me I'll be alright”

11. 2023 -blue rain boots

“is that the sun i see or am i just being greedy gonna change my ways so i'm not so fucking needy cant keep feeding in to the way that you need me so look around what have we found search the end of the world up and down it's okay, when we find our way, it’s gonna be okay”

12. Arms tonite -mother mother

“and hey, you, don't you think it's kinda cute that i died right inside your arms tonight that I'm fine even after I have died because it was in your arms I died

I cry in the afterlife i cry hard because I have died and you're alive i try to escape afterlife i try hard to get back inside your arms alive”

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estradoll

no i am well aware of this train wreck

aei-sb

Also we recently adopted this kitten at home, I found him alone at a parking lot.. it was dangerous and he was meowing a lot so I had to take him in. This pic makes me laugh so much!

usnatarchives

Rep. John Lewis talking with a Somali child during Operation Restore Hope, 1993 (National Archives ID 6508426)

President Barack Obama embracing Rep. John Lewis, 3/7/2015 (National Archives ID 157649496)

Photograph of the two-minute warning on Bloody Sunday, March 7, 1965. (National Archives ID 16899041)

Statement of John Lewis regarding Selma’s “Bloody Sunday,” March 8, 1965. (Records of the FBI, National Archives)

John Lewis with President Obama and others at the 50th Anniversary of the Selma March (National Archives ID 157649500)

We Remember Civil Rights Legend John Lewis

There is perhaps no single figure whose own life and career embodies the promise, success, and continued challenges of civil rights for Black Americans than John Lewis. We mourn this tremendous loss and look back on his incredible history through our holdings dating back to the early 1960s, including the March on Washington and the “Bloody Sunday” Selma March.

Hear Rep. Lewis describe his meeting with JFK before the March on Washington (from his Oral History for the JFK Library).

It was in this meeting… somehow out of the blue A. Philip Randolph says something like, “Mr. President, the black masses are restless,” in his baritone voice. “The black masses are restless, and we’re going to march on Washington.” And you could tell by the body language of President Kennedy, he just sort of moved and twisted and turned in his chair, he didn’t necessarily like what he heard. And he said, “Mr. Randolph, if you bring a lot of people to Washington, won’t there be a crisis, disorder, chaos? And we would never be able to get a civil rights bill through the Congress.” And Mr. Randolph responded and said, “Mr. President, this will be an orderly, peaceful, nonviolent protest.” And President Kennedy sort of said, “Well, I think we’re going to have problems. But we all have problems, and we can solve those problems.”

See John Lewis in The March (the film documenting the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, restored by the National Archives Motion Picture Preservation Lab). At 23 he was the youngest speaker that day and was the last remaining living speaker.

See also:

FBI Case File #44-28492: Bloody Sunday, Rediscovering Black History blog post by archivist Dr. Tina Ligon

Selma, Edmund Pettus Bridge FBI Case File, Rediscovering Black History blog post by archives specialist Netisha Currie

Testimony of John Lewis in Court Case resulting from 1965 March from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama

Archivist of the United States David S. Ferriero introduces Rep. John Lewis at National Archives event celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington

Video: John Lewis on Rights and Justice in America

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restlessmelodrama

This is peek comedy

nflstreet

lizzibennet

Hi, I’m Matthew Gray Gubler and I live in a haunted treehouse!

restlessmelodrama

I love this man with all of my heart

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I don’t know music, so I don’t understand what I’m looking at (though I do like it), but I just showed this to my husband, and his jaw hit the floor.

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How she do that

fightcapitalism

She just shat all over every guitar player in the top 40 with a bent guitar that’s not even tuned correctly (and missing its top e string)

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Oh my goodness. Wow. Ive never seen something so amazing. Who is this woman?

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Make her a superstar.

alienatedmartian

This gave me shivers.

gwynthemoose

Let this serve as an example that very rarely is there a “correct” way to make music. Traditional fingerings not working for you? Fuck em. Make your own. As long as you’re having fun and producing good sounds, you’re doing it “right”. (YMMV with violins, bagpipes and most wind instruments)