the funnest part of rpf is the foraging
YOU ARE THE REASON
Mike Driver
Not today Justin

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Peter Solarz
we're not kids anymore.
Today's Document
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if i look back, i am lost
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Keni
Sweet Seals For You, Always
One Nice Bug Per Day
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Acquired Stardust
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Monterey Bay Aquarium
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@woodsteingate
the funnest part of rpf is the foraging
"BILL SULLIVAN IS A FUGLY SLUT" < annotation that technically has context but honestly needs none
actually, the context might be funnier, bc its like.... not NOT what's happening here
Carl’s eyes here.
"I think it's love at first sight."
"If we didn't answer the door (Woodward and Bernstein) they waited. Sometimes we would go out the back door to see friends and when we returned, if we turned on the lights, they knocked on the door again. They didn't hit at midnight, but they were there from early morning until dusk."
Deborah Sloan, BBC, "Las mujeres detrás del escándalo de Watergate" [x]
I'm fascinated that this quote is only in the Spanish language translation.
WHAT DO YOU MEAN??? They just waited on your porch like the twins in The Shining??
No one broke our legs
I don't have much information on this interview, though I would assume it takes place during 1976
Forbes
Nightshot of Pennsylvania Avenue and 10th Street NW. Dated 1971.
Flooding associated with Hurricane Agnes in Georgetown, June 1972
First Photo: Along the Potomac River, June 23, 1972. Note the Key Bridge in the distance.
Second Photo: 34th and K Streets NW (beneath the Whitehurst Freeway), June 24, 1972, 9:30 AM.
Between June 14 and 23, 1972, Hurricane Agnes caused extensive property damage and 128 deaths in Cuba, Canada, and the eastern United States. Though no fatalities occurred in the District of Columbia, the area received over a foot of rain and suffered extensive flooding. In addition to the Potomac River, shown here, Rock Creek also overflowed its banks.
My son whom I feed chocolate pudding to
Thanks, Columbus Dispatch
source
Second half of the interview on my previous post
The Boys on the Bus, Timothy Crouse.
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For a long time it was all about the camera. The truths it presented and the truths it covered up. We knew the camera lied, but we also beli