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[bindaltechnopolymer]

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[mavlabajuri]

Okay so this is a bit of fun inspired by a conversation with @sootyships, about mando eating utensils while out in the field. It's based on old interlocking utensils from the swedish army, except with chopsticks because of noodle reasons. Something to clip to your belt or pack during travel. The tube is the fancy option, stuffing it in a pocket is another

Is this a lot for what could techincally be called a shitpost? Yes, yes it is Have a nice day!

[tfh-arts]

Stealing this from twt where yet another Bloodfiend shipping discourse has hit the Head

[unbfacts]

[thelaurenshippen]

hi! I hope you're doing well.

apologies if this has already been asked, but I was wondering: what made you decide to record Breaker Whiskey on an authentic 1970s radio? did you find the radio first, then get the idea, or did you buy it specially for the show?

thank you for creating such a brilliant show, and have a great day!

hey!! I don't believe this has been asked, thank you for asking it!

I bought the radio specifically for the show. when I was first figuring out the details of the show - the fact that it would be CB radio transmissions, the years it would be taking place (based in part on when CB radios would have been still used but no longer licensed to the same extent) - I had to figure out how best to make it. I knew I wanted the show to be as lo-fi and low lift as possible, so I wanted to keep the sound design I had to do to a minimum. thankfully, my partner is a sound designer/sound engineer/general sound wizard, so I was able to pick his brain about whether it would be possible to record through a CB. and he was like, "yeah, probably".

so then it was to ebay I went! iirc, I think I spent about forty bucks on the CB - making sure to get one that was listed as definitely functioning - and then it was just a matter of taking it apart to clean it thoroughly (people used to smoke literally constantly, and as someone who a) can't stand that smell and b) fixes up old typewriters, I'm familiar with this particular issue) and then getting the right cables to connect it all to my audio interface! I do have an antenna for it, so it does work, but I don't have the antenna hooked up when I record.

I hope that answers your question! it is specifically a 1976 Midland radio. incidentally, the emergency radio I have in my go bag in my car, which has USB ports and everything, is also Midland. they figured out how to do a thing well and never stopped.

I hope you have a great day as well! thank you for listening!

[foliejpg]

if only these really successful bands who have been around for 20+ years and have accumulated status and pull in their industries could make their merch in american unionized factories instead of charging $90 for a hoodie most likely from germany

[arthistoryanimalia]

#MetalMonday:

Octopus Chatelaine, 1887

Gorham Manufacturing Company (Providence, RI, USA)

Silver, red glass, black beads

W. 4 3/4 in. (12.1 cm)

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York 2001.326

[stone-cold-groove]

From the car files: ad for the 1987 Honda Civic 4-Door Sedan.

[whirligig-girl]

i woke up from a dream in the middle of the night and, for a split second, had the thought "oh huh. they forgot to make a T'lyn demonstrator. Wait."

[the-rift-in-space]

man fuck lumon for real. the grief didn't matter, it sucked, it was hard, but clearly they were getting through it on their own together with support from each other and their friends. it was a perfectly normal relationship and they tore it apart all for what? to rid the world of pain? or to create a world in which some people only suffer and others are zombies who walk around in pure emotionless contentment

[guy60660]

Gorham Manufacturing Company

[skitter-smack]

YOU GUYS BUY YOUR POKEBALLS?

[mudwerks]

This porcineograph (LOC)

Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company 

An Eccentric Millionaire’s 1875 Pork Map of the United States

[britsyankswheels24]

🇺🇸 September 23, 1991: on this day, the production of the Ford Falcon came to an end at the General Pacheco plant in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

🏭 The Ford Motor Argentina company began assembling Ford Falcon units on January 10, 1962, at their La Boca plant in Buenos Aires. National manufacturing of the Ford Falcon began on July 15, 1963, with the first Argentine body built on April 30 of the same year.

🎉 The final unit produced was a platinum gray Ford Falcon GL, which was raffled among the 6,000 workers of Autolatina Argentina. The lucky winner was Emilio Félix Pogliotto, an employee at the Transax Puente Box Plant in Córdoba. This last unit marked the end of an era, with a total of 494,209 units manufactured.

🔧 By 1982, only 46 of the 3,500 parts that made up the Ford Falcon were common to the original 1962 model, showcasing the extensive nationalization and transformation the car underwent over 29 years of production.

[la-fumettista]

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