Watching Starstruck. Forgot how much I love this movie. youtu.be/iFJWkMFSync?...

One of the great things about having lived in the Netherlands is discovering the excellent talent of Lori Spee This track was a hit for her and is about learning to stop doing what's not working and taking the next step forwards Lori Spee - How Many Times (1982)

When I'm having horrible anxiety and potentially ready to blow up at people and can pull myself together enough to go to Denny's by myself. 🥳

From People 9/5/1977

That one guy in the background 😂 youtu.be/yn_M4DHUHJk?...

Still better than Jojo Siwa youtu.be/k-MwddYE51M?...

Guys, you don't need to go so hard. You're not The Association! www.youtube.com/watch?v=xF-o...

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People 9/5/1977

Post what the FBI will “leak” as Antifa HQ

The gays on here who talk about people turning 40 like they are heading to the nursing home right away. Already haven't been handling being 40 well since it happened in January and definitely need to be careful what I read as is on here. JFC you guys.

A quarter of a century ago! Feel old and find out more about Ireland's chart-topping singles of Y2K, including your fave 'Maniac 2000', at Irish Number Ones irishnumberones.com/by-date/#2000

People 8/29/1977 Holy run on paragraph, Batman.

Fellow retail worker reposting this with "Stop being assholes" I really don't want to get out of bed to deal with more stupid people today. 😫

Another act associated with Phil Wainman was Brotherly Love. They released nine UK singles between 1970-1975, none of them hits. Originally, Brotherly Love were called the Carrolls and consisted of siblings Mike, Lee, Ron and their sister Irene. (More below) www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ElD...

"The Ballroom Blitz" backed with "Rock & Roll Disgrace" (RCA Victor, Catalog No: RCA 2403) was released in the UK on September 14, 1973, by The Sweet. Produced by Phil Wainman, this single is one of The Sweet’s most iconic releases, reaching No. 2 in the UK Singles Chart.

Last four. #letterboxdfriday

From People 8/29/1977

Yes, I'm cultured. The culture:

I'm all for this being a thing.

I freaking love this song! youtu.be/H7t2FL1SRaE?...

When I had my first Walkman at age nine it was ABBA Live.

From People 8/29/1977

Introducing You Should Know About... a new five part series where I cover an artist, a record label, or a producer in ten tracks. Phil Wainman worked with (among others) Sweet, XTC, Boomtown Rats, and a young Billy Idol. open.substack.com/pub/markedwa...

Last time I checked trying to censor comedians is something that's typically done in a dictatorship. I'm so sick of Jebus Crispies trying to control everything.

People 8/29/1977. This was on the same page as Picks and Pans. The height of fashion!

Someone needs to drown out a Tr**p rally with "F**k You".

I really don't want to go back out again today so I've been making bracelets.

When I go out somewhere and they're playing Shine FM

Reverse Rapture where all the hateful, racist, and predatory people just get teleported straight to Hell.

They’ve been rapturing for a decade

Except my town would be a village because most of the people here are right wing wackos.

I hope there's a *reverse* rapture. Suck Taco and Danielle Smith and the like down to Satan Land.

From People 8/29/1977. Was surprised to see The Stranglers getting reviewed here alongside Jessi Colter and Silver Convention. Also, this critic seems to hate everything.

Went back to see how "Gabriela" is doing and at this rate it might go Top 40. It's also at #45 in Canada.

US/UK/Canada. Pathetic.

People 8/29/1977

Post a female character you love

It freaking better return.

When Tidal tries to play Laufey (Zzzz) I'm reminded of this old Mad TV skit. youtu.be/SulCCaR7NBk?...

From People 10/25/1976 (Had difficulties scanning this one)

This account just followed me. I have never blocked anyone so fast in my life. There was some other icky stuff besides this too.

Oh! Kim Cattrall is conveniently getting her sight back during the final confrontation between the cops and the criminals. #starskyandhutchreruns

Oh! Kim Cattrall was the lookout person for the criminals! 🍿

Starsky is turning into a complete psychopath in this one. Dude, she'd be able to if you hadn't shot her trying to catch Temu Jeff Conaway.

Starsky accidentally shot Kim Cattrall and now she's blind. Kim Cattrall has recovered enough in three days to go out to the park where he sees her. He starts talking to her after she nicely tells him to go away. She doesn't realize it's the dude who shot her. Poor Kim Cattrall.

David Soul in these last season Starsky and Hutch episodes looks like he just got out of bed and ran straight to the studio.

I always assumed Burgess Meredith had come out of the womb as a fully formed 70 year old man.