Pre-Tinder Years
Category: Fun
Sea Brisket: Heavy Half, Extra Lean, Outside Cut
Mid-Century Must-Haves
The good Catholic boys of Corpus Christi College-Academy in 1950 listed their prize possessions for their yearbook senior portraits. You will find nothing technology-related. It was a simpler time. Take John Carew, for example:
He cherished his bag of marbles and yo-yo. And if he reached his ambition, just think how many more marbles he could buy!
Some boys prized their own good looks, like Mr. Anderson.
Honestly, would you have even known it was red?
Still others prized life at the academy itself, like the redundantly-named Brian O’Brien.
These two favored material objects.
And while no graduating 2016 senior would put a portable radio at the top of his list, some things never change. Men love cars.
Here’s hoping Rob Klepac is still burning gas 66 years later.
My Eyes Are Up Here
Periscope Picnic At The Theta Pond
Local Man Falls Into Coma After Overexposure To Clashing Prints
Not The Way I Usually Do It
Extending The Olive Branch
Midnight Snack
Genius Idea: Mashing Grapes With Wine Bottle Itself
National Geographic describes this Viennese toiler as “an old-timer tamping bunches into a backpack.” Odd-looking backpack. And it’s not a wine bottle, but you knew that. It’s a pige.
And this here is pigeage.
This process is known in French as pigeage and is part of the maceration process that extracts color, flavor and aroma compounds from the grape skins into the wine.–wikimedia
Seems like the same idea as a mortar and pestle, no?
Let Me Just Rest My Fingers Here
Transportation Of The Underclassmen
I Don't Get It 