#archives 1992

[that-butch-archivist]

source: That's Ms. Bulldyke to You, Charlie! by Jane Caminos

[fightingwithallreality]

The Enchanted Horse (1992) written by Magdalen Nabb, illustrated by Julek Heller

For @horsefigureoftheday

[onmebackmush]

it's dangerous to go alone... take these

[2001hz]

'Le Roi De La Lune' Artworks Illustrated By: Yoshitaka Amano (1992)

[arconinternet]

Rodney’s Wonder Window (Windows, Rodney Alan Greenblat, 1992)

From the creator of Parappa the Rapper and Um Jammer Lammy. You can download it here, or download it pre-packaged to run on modern versions of Windows here.

[ferrarisbabygirl]

Ayrton Senna enjoying Carnaval in 1992

Carnaval is the most popular holiday in Brazil and has become an event of huge proportions, bringing people from all around the world. Rio, specifically, is one of the biggest epcenters of the holiday, and has many small "blocos" that go around neighborhoods playing music, dancing and partying as well as an organized parade that lasts around four days in the Sambodromo in the Marquês de Sapucaí.

This big parade showcases multiple schools of samba from the state of Rio in the fight to become that years champion. The last day of parades in Sapucaí is when the "Desfile das Campeãs" - Champions Parade - happens and the best samba school is announced. That was the event Ayrton Senna attended in 1992 for the first and last time.

That year Estácio de Sá was the school crowned champion and Ayrton was in a sector of the standings sponsored by Brahma, and gave a quick interview but made clear he didn't want to talk about F1, calling it "papo careta" a typical expression at that time to say (in a funny way) that something was a very boring subject!

Later, Reinaldo Bouzan - cinematographer and friend of Senna - was filming some interviews with his friends Carmen and Roberto Pereira when he found out Ayrton was nearby and had invited the three of them into the exclusive standings he was partying at.

The clip is a very fun watch when you know Carmen - who was asking the questions - is not a professional journalist and in fact a lawyer, and Roberto who was with the lights behind the camera is her HR specialist husband. Only the Reinaldo is a cameraman by profession, and even he did not scape Ayrton's playful banter and was called a cameraman"pé de araque". Calling anything is "de araque" is a jokey way of saying something is not credible or very good.

A little alignment of the stars happened that day, it was the first and only time Ayrton Senna went to Sapucaí and attended the Champions Parade and also the first and only time - at least until now - that Estácio de Sá was crowned Champion! Just a sweet thing to me honestly, he must have been their good luck charm.

[brucespringsteencomments]

Can someone out there pleeeeaaseee clip that part of him giggling and saying "ladies and gentlemen walk like a man" from that prior ask? I had never seen that video before and I need giggly bruce on my dash. 🥹

[unauthorized-output]

TOOL - Opiate EP (1992)

Scans of CD insert. Zoom for detail!

[flowerprintundies]

Quote from Imagi-Movies Vol 1 no. 3 by Jeffrey Combs in an interview from 1994:

"Combs' most recent big-screen appearance was a scene-stealing turn last year in Stuart Gordon's FORTRESS, a relatively lavish science fiction prison breakout movie that proved a tremendous overseas if not at home.

"I played a character named D-Day, sort of a frightened little farret-like inmate, a retro-'60s kind of guy, who manages to stay out of everyone's way and survive in this hideous enviroment," he explains. "As the story unfolds, he turns out to be a techno-wiz and explosives expert, and he proceeds to help in a big way when Christopher Lambert devises a plan to break out. He saves the day, when it looks like all else has failed, and dies- a heroic end. I was pleased with how it turned out. The role really builds and expands as the movie goes along." "

[johnbitchsociety]

“The Great Question before us is: Are we doomed? The Great Question before us is: Will the Past release us? The Great Question before us is: Can we Change? In Time? And we all desire that Change will come.”

The Extinction

[foetalmania]

JG Thirlwell cover story for Noise Works March/April edition, 1992. Interview by Jason Pettigrew.

[that-butch-archivist]

source: That's Ms. Bulldyke to You, Charlie! by Jane Caminos

[closetofcuriosities]

Jean Paul Gaultier - Roman Faces Denim Jeans - AW1992

[onmebackmush]

mush “i would die for you” meyers x blink “i would kill for you” baletti

[2001hz]

Alien 3: Original 'Xenomorph' Designed By: H.R. Giger (1992)

[arconinternet]

Mario is Missing! (DOS, Software Toolworks, 1992)

You can play it in your browser here.