Apr 13, 2025
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@askarslibrary look what arrived!! ❤️❤️❤️
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"Oh come on, you're a punk kid, you probably don't even know how to use that."
"You forget I worked for Cabel Murdock. He taught me a few things."
- Hawk meeting Andy the hard way, The Department chapter 57
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(coming *maybe* tomorrow, more likely next weekend but we’ll see)
This Dark Chest of Wonders by Andy Burns, artwork by Vincent Chong
9/7/18.
I always notice who post a “note”. I appreciate the clicking abilities of raygarraty, polaroidblog, and others. I usually do click profiles to see what you’re about. Last night, I noticed that antiquatedfurture liked the post about Saturday Night. I clicked through and was introduced to a great label.
I’ve chosen to post about The Washboard Abs (Olympia, Washington) because, (1) it is Antiquated Future’s most recent release, (2) it has a slicker (a bit less “indie”) sound reminiscent of Sandy’s, The Alan Parsons Project, Andy Burns, Mantler, and Once & Future Band. Once I learned to love Steely Dan, I loved bands like this.
The label, Antiquated Future, is a cassette only label out of Portland, Oregon.
Echoes of the North: Four Chapters in Time review: a stirringly evocative tour of times past
Echoes of the North: Four Chapters in Time review: a stirringly evocative tour of times past
It’s time to make a full confession. The title of this blog is a terrible deflection from the truth. I am, indeed, a northerner. Forgive the vagueness . I am from Merseyside, but my family have lived in various places upwards from the middle of England, going back generations. So our accents may wander, but our vowels are consistently flatter than a Yorkshireman’s cap. All of which means that…
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C's Recap - 2021 Offseason in Review
Part 1 of the 2021 Year in Review @csplusbaseball recaps the 2021 offseason for the Vancouver Canadians. #VanCanadians #MontysMounties #BlueJays #Jays
This blog went dark for the better part of three months after the final pitch of the Vancouver Canadians 2021 season. To get you all caught up, here is a recap of some of the events involving past and present Vancouver Canadians players since the season finale September 19. September 28 – 2011 C’s righty Noah Syndergaard pitches a shutout inning against the Miami Marlins in his first game back…
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C's Recap - AquaSox Hang Not-So-Sweet Sixteen on Canadians
C's Recap - AquaSox Hang Not-So-Sweet Sixteen on Canadians. #VanCanadians #MontysMounties #WeAreBlueJays
The Everett AquaSox embarrassed the Vancouver Canadians 16-9 at Ron Tonkin Field Tuesday in a sloppy game that seemed to take forever and a lifetime. Sean Wymer got through a scoreless first inning with just a two-out walk but he did not get anybody out in the second. Carter Bins homered on the first pitch he saw to start the frame and Patrick Frick would add a three-run shot to make it 4-0…
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