middleagedpunk.bsky.social
Generally affable middle aged guy from Toronto. Listener of punk and indie music, reader of sci fi and fantasy, accidental collector of notebooks and pens.
155 posts
151 followers
139 following
Regular Contributor
Active Commenter
comment in response to
post
This and when Big Bird learns about (Mr. Hooper's) death always make me choke up.
youtu.be/gxlj4Tk83xQ?...
comment in response to
post
Is someone going to cut off Trumps finger?
comment in response to
post
While I consistently waffle between feeling agnostic and atheist, I will give an AMEN to this.
comment in response to
post
comment in response to
post
comment in response to
post
How often do morons know they're morons?
comment in response to
post
Just borrowed it from the library. Thanks for the suggestion!
comment in response to
post
Harlan Ellison - Chasing the Nightmare and a Robert Bloch anthology. I reread them so many times that they literally fell apart. Man I havent thought about those books in years!
comment in response to
post
But can we want you?
comment in response to
post
Tattoos
comment in response to
post
The Weakerthans
comment in response to
post
I have been actively avoiding using "just" in all my writing.
comment in response to
post
And if you change all the W's in "What, where, when?" To T's you get your answer
comment in response to
post
I started singing the tune before I got to the end of the 4th word
Well done sir, well done
comment in response to
post
The difference is Felix knows how to work
comment in response to
post
Yesterday my daughter mentioned that Little PP (as he's referred to in my house) bears an uncanny resemblance to Felix from Wreck-it Ralph; now I can't unsee it
comment in response to
post
This is my exact thought with the Red Rising series by Pierce Brown. It was originally intended to be a trilogy; the first 3 books were amongst the best that I had read in a while. I forced myself to finish the fourth and I think I got abou 1/2 way thru chapter 3 of the 5th.
comment in response to
post
Let's be honest, anytime is a good time to get and enjoy Whalefall in any format.
comment in response to
post
Well, the magnets fell off and because my shirt is tucked in, I can feel the magnets traveling down my pants when I stand up. So far one has made into my shoe. I don't know where the other one is....
comment in response to
post
Dressed in a canary costume
comment in response to
post
What did it say?
comment in response to
post
Could it be that sharpie is trying to wreck the quality of their product so a certain president can't use them to destroy your country?
comment in response to
post
You wouldn't happen to have the links handy would you?
comment in response to
post
A few years ago my wife and I were on a cruise. We met an older couple from Omaha, Nebraska. When they found out I was from Toronto, the wife asked if I knew JP, I said I've heard of him but don't agree with his teaching. She looked at me with disgust and said "oh", and that was it for the week.
comment in response to
post
Schindler's List
comment in response to
post
Artists and musicians, and me
comment in response to
post
Are they named Eonald and D'lon?
comment in response to
post
Right. My dad played the Kingston Trio version all the time when we were in his car. I remember that song and one about a guy stuck on the Boston subway
comment in response to
post
Where have all the flowers gone by the Kingston Trio
comment in response to
post
Aubergine was a last ditch attempt by now-defunct Canadian department store Eatons to try to convince people that it was trendy and fashionable.