Nick

@indulgentgeek.net

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Seattle by way of Illinois • Passionate about mobile technology and geek culture • Love seeking out new foods and whisky • Baseball and music addict • Debater of politics

43 year old man with a black shirt and grey zip of hoodie behind the wheel of a car. He has thick, dark rimmed glasses and a fresh haircut and beard.
White ticket stub that reads “Bush, The Land of Milk and Honey” tour. With Mammoth &James and the Cold Gun.
Looking north out of T-Mobile Park towards downtown Seattle.
The sun sets into the mountains. Elliott Bay can be seen and 3 cranes.
An illuminated sign hanging outside under a large overhang that says “Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers”.
Black and white ultra wide photograph looking down Occidental Square with trees lining the square, reaching them wrapped in lights.
Album cover of the band Temple of the Dog’s self titled debut, Temple of the Dog.
Pike Market sign at sunset.
First page of Green Lantern #50. Hal Jordan stands ready for battle, his fists up, and all 10 fingers with a ring on it.
Picture is a comic book cover of the DC comic book series Trinity from Matt Wagner. It depicts Batman (left) Superman (center and Wonder Woman (right).
The Coldplay public humiliation is a cautionary tale of atrophied American privacy. It's also an indictment of the tech-induced loss of human discretion and the warping of common decency by the thirst for an attention-getting and sometimes monetizable post.
A photo of the old Seattle Harbor Department archway on Alaskan Way, now home to Molly Moon’s ice cream.
A photo taken from Harbor Island in West Seattle, looking north as the Duwamish Waterway turns into Elliot Bay. You can see Downtown Seattle in the center of the photo. The waterway is flanked on both sides by shipping cranes.
This splash page is from issue #1 of X-Men from 1991. The artist is Jim Lee. It’s of Magneto floating above the earth in a magnetic bubble. He’s wearing his classic red and purple costume, but he doesn’t have the helmet on. There’s an asteroid behind him that is also a space station. There a man in a space suit floating through space.
A photo from the train tracks looking up at Olympic Sculpture Park. On the concrete wall is a graffiti tag stating “Elon would you kindly fuck off” in alternating red and black paint. You can see the Space Needle in the background.