Hot damn, this movie blew my mind when I was a kid. It was made in 1961, but it was on television in the early 1980’s.
By the way, I am linking here to the Youtube channel for the really cool people at Unseen Trailers.
Hot damn, this movie blew my mind when I was a kid. It was made in 1961, but it was on television in the early 1980’s.
By the way, I am linking here to the Youtube channel for the really cool people at Unseen Trailers.
The original of the only authenticated photograph of poet Emily Dickinson is held by the Archives & Special Collections at Amherst College. Probably taken in Amherst, MA between December 10, 1846 and late March 1847, when Dickinson was 16 years old, though scholars continue to debate the exact details. (Wikimedia Commons)
Liverwurst. With thinly sliced tomato on top. (Okay, I can’t slice tomatoes to save my life.) Or a smattering of onions. That’s even better, in fact.
No, this is not disgusting — it is DIVINE. You just can’t appreciate that because you’re a Philistine.
You say to-MAY-to and I say to-MAH-to and all that.
Forest Park in Queens, New York.
Maud Newton, CC BY-SA 4.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0>, via Wikimedia Commons