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Monthly Archives: December 2013
Hark! How the Bells
Fenster writes: When tree trimming this year I dispensed with iPod Christmas songs and just put on Pandora. I was about to set up a holiday station when I noted Pandora just started up with holiday songs by default. Well, … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Philosophy and Religion
2 Comments
Why Do So Many People in Trendy Coffee Shops Use Macs?
Paleo Retiree writes: Whenever I enter or pass by an upscale or hipster coffee shop these days, it’s not at all uncommon for every single person I see there who’s on a computer to be using an Apple product. Does … Continue reading
Posted in Computers, Humor, Personal reflections, The Good Life, Trends
Tagged Apple, coffee, computers, trends
11 Comments
Vintage Photo Du Jour
Eddie Pensier writes: Grandma and Grandpa Pensier, early 1930’s. Best guesses as to location: London or Buenos Aires. Can any Uncouth readers identify the automobile?
Posted in Personal reflections, Photography
6 Comments
Sexy Ad Campaign Du Jour
Paleo Retiree writes: Thanks to Diesel for this very hot set of posters I ran across the other day: Suicide Girls goes Bollywood on a Harley is my best stab at describing the feel of the concept. Can you do … Continue reading
Posted in Commercial art, Sex, The Good Life
Tagged Advertising, Diesel, iPhone, Nick Knight, photography, sexy
8 Comments
How Terribly Strange to be Twenty
Fenster writes: I had coffee this morning with an old friend with kids about the same age as mine, late teens. As we talked about little-kids-little-problems/big-kids-big-problems we touched on an aspect of life at that age that we’d more or … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Performers, Politics and Economics
Tagged Crystal Fairy, Kenneth Lonergan, Margaret, Michael Cera, Sixties
3 Comments
Restaurant Scene Du Jour
Blowhard, Esq. writes: To piggyback on Paleo Retiree’s recent post, I caught this couple at the table next to me a few months ago. They were on their phones most of the time I observed them. There wasn’t much conversation.
Posted in Food and health, Photography, The Good Life
Tagged Las Vegas, modern love, smartphones
4 Comments
Publicity Archives
Sherbrooke writes: Photographer Whitey Schafer distills the attractions of film noir. Thou shalt not!
Posted in Movies, Photography
4 Comments
Another Right Pundit Tackles Inequality
Fenster writes: Another right-leaning pundit acknowledges inequality as an issue, which is better than the historic brush-off.
Notes on “Finishing School”
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: This RKO production about young ladies making their way through a stuffy Manhattan finishing school tries its darndest to be a drag, particularly when it focuses on Frances Dee and her involvement with Bruce Cabot’s sturdy do-gooder. (He … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Performers
Tagged Billie Burke, Film, Finishing School, Frances Dee, Ginger Rogers, movies, Pre-Code
2 Comments