Matt Boggie

@mattboggie.com

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Tech and Product @ Philadelphia Inquirer. Hockey fan, trivia buff, pinball nerd, lapsed pizza chef.

Picard and Data at a console on a narrow peninsula, which extends into a room with curved screens surrounding on all sides, showing orbital paths of fictional planets
Instagram post from @themorrisday - “Contrary To Rumor, Morris Day & The Time Will Not Be Performing At The “GREAT AMERICAN STATE FAIR” 🚫
Man (meant to depict Ed Zitron) standing in front of big neon sign that says “is that good?” As the crowd chants the same. Art by Mattie lubchansky
Maroon hockey jersey hanging on a wooden rail crossing a dark blue-gray cinder block wall. Logo on the center features “VICTOIRE” in a tall, art deco-ish typeface, over the top of an off-white field shaped like home plate in baseball. Under the lettering is a blue fleur-de-lis surrounded by maroon, blue and red polygons, like giant feathers, in the shape of wings.
Partial screenshot of a post on X from Megyn Kelly stating that whistles, commonly used to alert people to the presence of ICE patrols, should be banned.
A photo of The Fillmore from the balcony, chandeliers dangling overhead, looking down on a crowd of people and food stations. On stage in front are Stephen Starr and Mike Klein, discussing the Philadelphia food scene and Stephen’s influence on it.
Street sign indicating an intersection between Waverly Place and Waverly Place at right angles to each other. A “one way” song points to the right, somewhat incongruously. Behind is a brick building with windows featuring white bars.
A mini golf hole constructed like a pinball machine. The player putts up a lane like the shooter lane, and the ball curves back downward among obstacles shaped like pop bumpers and slings toward a golf hole near where the ball would drain between the flippers. A green target is illuminated near the top of the field indicating a skill shot.
A vertical roadside banner reading “HAY FOR SALE”
An IBM slide from 1979 which reads: “A computer can never be held accountable Therefore a computer must never make a management decision”
“More than 500,000 student-athletes compete in NCAA championship sports, according to the association. While it's unclear how many are transgender, NCAA President Charlie Baker told a Senate committee in December that he is aware of fewer than 10.” NBC News, Feb 11, 2025 https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna191742
Promotional photo for the sitcom “Open House” featuring a man in a suit, another man in a shiny shirt with the top buttons open, a woman in a white half-turtleneck and a pink flower print vest, and a woman in an orange blouse. All are vaguely smiling, have light complexions, and all seem to be within a few years’ age of each other in their early 30s or so.
Cocktail in a coupe glass with a lemon twist, back lit
Corner of a four story apartment building. Two eight-foot tall skeletons flank the corner, each with Jack-o-lantern heads. A large black spider web spans the corner on floors 2 and 3, and the Stay-Puft marshmallow man looms over the building, smiling with arms extended, from the roof.
Aurora borealis, as pink vertical fuzzy stripes in a blue-green sky, with the silhouette of trees along the bottom
Bluesky graphic proclaiming me part of the first 10%, user number 146,343, having joined on June 22, 2023.