#search for bob

[moodsbytraviswillingham]

The Search for Bob

[almondcroissantsandink]

i've wanted to practice drawing cowboys for some time now and so the daggers have turned in their helmets and fighter jets for stetsons and horses! yeehawwww

[tomatoart]

when ur circle small but yall crazy

[larsnicklas]

panthers goalie sergei bobrovsky searches for his wife and daughter then salutes the raucous home crowd after clinching a stanley cup final berth with a 23-save victory on the evening (x)

[theartistisme43]

Here’s some art from the production of The Search!

[dailymarisharay]

[pocketgalaxies]

travis willingham, known Smart Man™, playing the stupidest character imaginable: sometimes, your character and you...are one.

[crossover-enthusiast]

The council shall decide your fate

[tweeterwilbury]

There are catedhrals everywhere for those with eyes to see

testimony by Robbie Robertson (2016)// Lily, Rosemare and the Jack of Hearts by Bob Dylan (1975)//You're gonna make me lonesome when you go by Bob Dylan(1975)//Bob Dylan about Robbie Robertson (circa 1966)//Tangled up in Blue by Bob Dylan (1975)

[br1ghtestlight]

why was bob in CHURCH arguing with a PRIEST. he doesn't even go to church. he's not a christian????

[adhd-chaos-queen]

Me: *watches new piece of media*

My ADHD brain: "uh, i kinda like this..."

Me:...

My ADHD brain:...

Me: "don't..."

My ADHD brain "heh🙂" *releases shit ton of dopamine*

Me: *sighs* *adds this piece of nedia to list of hyperfixations*

[deadpresidents]

the job of President was too big for Warren G. Harding and if there was an instruction manual, he couldn't find it.

I don't have anything to add to your totally unsolicited statement (everyone knows I just love being sent random, anonymous opinions) that had literally nothing to do with anything I've written recently.

BUT...believe it or not, there actually kind of IS an instruction manual for the Presidency. Jimmy Carter used to have a copy of this massive book in his office at the Carter Center titled "The Duties of the President of the United States of America".

In his wonderful 2004 book, Fraternity: A Journey in Search of Five Presidents (BOOK | KINDLE | AUDIO), Bob Greene writes about being shown the book by a Secret Service agent while at the Carter Center:

On a table was a huge hardbound book, and on its cover were the words: The Duties of the President of the United States. [The Secret Service agent] flipped it open. "Try learning that in two months," he said. I suppose I had never thought about it; I suppose it had never occurred to me that there was a manual. Because that is what this book was: an enormous volume filled, in minute detail, with the duties for which the President, as decreed by law, is responsible. Not the vague, all-encompassing responsibilities spoken of in civics books (or the Constitution), but the daily, department-to-department staff-office-by-staff-office tasks over which the President, at least in theory, has oversight. The book was like a combination motorcycle-repair manual/computer guide/university-doctorate-level encyclopedia; it was not bedtime reading or narrative history, it was nuts and bolts. It informed a President -- especially a newly elected President, getting ready to take office -- what was expected of him.

I'm dying to have a copy of that book. I haven't found it being sold anywhere over the years. I'm assuming that it was specifically printed and bound for the President. It looks like books that I have that were published by the Government Printing Office. They all are black hardcover books with gold print for the title, so I'm guessing that they are probably given to Presidents or important staff members in the Executive Office of the President. But I very much would like a copy. Hopefully the fine folks at the Government Printing Office or the National Archives sees this post and thinks that I deserve my own copy.

[bleedingcoffee42]

[otiksimr]

Oh my god i haven't drawn Bob in ages. This can't be happening to me. My son-

[vagueconfusion]

Another angle of II Sprouting Flowers; from the first Toronto ritual

Video taken by blamninja on tiktok