Scungilli Head

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Casual Rage Enjoyer. One-woman cold war.

Screen cap of a website w branding and notebooks for sale in the unmistakable style of Lisa Frank.
Donna Martin as Tosca in the 1994 B’way musical “Passion”
A NOTE ON THE TYPE This book was set in Electra, a type face designed by William) A(ddison) Dwiggins for the Mergenthaler Linotype Company and first made available in 1935. Electra cannot be classified as either "modern" or "old-style." It is not based on any historical model, and hence does not echo any particular period or style of type design. It avoids the extreme contrast between thick and thin elements that marks most modern faces, and is without eccentricities that catch the eye and interfere with reading. In general, Electra is a simple, readable type face that attempts to give a feeling of fluidity, power, and speed. W. A. Dwiggins (1880-1956) began an association with the Mergenthaler Linotype Company in 1929 and over the next twenty-seven years designed a number of book types, which include the Metro series, Electra, Caledonia, Eldorado, and Falcon. The book was composed, printed, and bound by American Book-Stratford Press, Saddle Brook, New Jersey. Typography and binding design by Cynthia Krupat.
Bridget Fonda + Matt Dillon, Singles (1992)
A succulent king cake from New Orleans
Ray Liotta laughing his ass off at your hubris
5 succulent garlic knots, attired generously in Parmesan cheese and flecked with parsley, with a black solo cup of marinara sauce.
Snow-person w peanut in the shell eyes
No ramen/yakisoba noodles (you can't chew them and choke) NO Gouda No big packet star Kist tuna (too watery) NO LAVAZZA coffee NO terriaki beef jerky Publix cole slaw is gross don't buy it Stop buying taco Doritos they are not good Don't buy Barilla tomato sauce
You know what a Jewish prince is, don’t you ? If you don’t, there’s an easy way to recognize one. A simple sentence. “Where’s the butter?” Okay. We all know where the butter is, don’t we? The butter is in the refrigerator. The butter is in the refrigerator in the little compartment in the door marked “Butter”. But the Jewish prince doesn’t mean “Where’s the butter?” He means “Get me the butter.” He’s too clever to say “Get me” so he says “Where’s.”