This week’s Sears ‘74 entry, found on page #239 of the Sears 1974 Fall/Winter catalog, features the Triple Action Stationary Bike . This bizarre bike lived in my house when I was a kid. The only thing it was good at was giving you whiplash quicker than a head-on car crash. However, had I known about the bikes special “stroke” adjustment (that allows you to vary your stroke from 1 to 28 inches, meow), I might have used it more. True story.
Mark Brooks, Playing with Dolls teaser. Inspired by Slayers 2009 release, World Painted Blood. NSFW.
This is the brand new teaser for the 20 minute film Playing with Dolls. The film, based on Slayer’s 2009 record, World Painted Blood, was created by Mark Brooks, a Slayer super fan and director of the very metal Adult Swim toon, Metalocalypse. Brooks also wrote and inked a 12 issue graphic novel inspired by songs on World Painted Blood.
Washington State Voter Guides and Absentee Ballots are starting to arrive now. If you only do one thing on November 4th, make sure you vote to ApproveR-71.
In other news, I’d like to ask the death-filled year of 2009 to consider offing members of Nickelback or Creed next time. Stop killing my childhood memories dammit!
Future of the Left @ Neumo’s. Tuesday, October 13th, 2009. Photo by Cherrybomb’s iPhone.
I wish this photo could have showed Andy Falkous’ bulging neck veins from last night. Anyway, Future’s show last night at Neumo’s was one of the greatest things I’ve ever seen. Then AndYou Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead came on stage and blew what was left of Neumo’s roof right the fuck off.
A million thanks to Dr. H for GTFO with me last night and for making sure I had a drink in my hands at all times.
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