Dave Frost

@slomotionwalter.tgifarcade.com

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Co-host and producer for podcasts A Different Direction, Tossed Salads and Scrambled Eggs, Android Dreams. He/Him

Mitch McConnell's finger glowing like E.T. on a newspaper.
Mitch McConnell's very real hospital photo with a very weird white mat border.
A close-up of Mitch McConnell's collar, which is showing a very normal tiny red-and-white checker pattern that obviously no one would think is weird at all.
Poster for the show Landman, which has the title half underlined in a way that looks like a progress bar.
The DVD menu screen for Jaws: The Revenge
Marv from Home Alone pulls a light switch. An iron falls above him and takes 6 seconds to hit his face.
Ripley from Aliens blasting the Queen's ovipositor with grenades, and so much goop comes out.
A brand new cedar-colored picnic table sitting in the grass in a community garden.
Screenshot of a Google AI response contradicting itself, saying the song "Don't Let the Bastards Grind You Down" and the band The Toasters don't exist, but I should listen to the song "Don't Let the Bastards Grind You Down" by The Toasters,n from the album Life In the System, which isn't real.
A pine workbench I built, surrounded by the tools I used for it. The table is perfect in every way imaginable.
The picnic table before I worked on it. The green paint is missing from more than half the actual table surface, which is mostly rotten.
Revolutionary War General John Glover's abandoned farmhouse in Swampscott, MA. A light green house from the 1700s with siding falling off, a collapsed upper floor structure, and a rotting wooden wheelchair ramp.
Monster Train Steam Page showing that I have 3,698.9 hours of Play Time
Cover art for the movie "Lost On A Mountain In Maine"
A white pine media shelving unit, empty except for a single orange DVD case, too far away to read.
Male student from the start of Ghostbusters, looking terrified, but unknowingly successfully visualizing Venkman's card off-screen.
Marvel Snap error screen, saying a law has banned it in the U.S.
An opening behind a panel of drywall, showing a 2-foot high pile of sand and apparently the first-ever fiberglass insulation.
A frame made of PVC pipe in the basic shape of a washing machine, sitting on a basement floor, in front of a wall that, yes, I know, looks moldy, but I promise it's not that bad, and I'm working on it, okay?
Me, in a sweater, grabbing an event space bathroom selfie before any coworkers walk in. If you can't see the picture, just know I'm incredibly handsome.
Album cover for Harvey Danger's 'Where Have All the Merrymakers Gone?'
Promo image for Freakylinks.
A perfect snapshot of this moment in Bluesky history. A skeet saying "ive done it, all of my other twitter accounts have been nuked, im free," and then an error from Bluesky, "There was an issue fetching posts. Tap here to try again."
Screenshot of a Fangoria article headline: "A Tremors Reboot Is Likely Happening, Here's What We Know," explaining that the original creators of the film have regained the rights to it and can make more movies in that universe again.
A skeet featuring the latest weird trend on my Discover feed, which I'm trying to not write in case that makes it show up more, but it's "f!nd0m"
'Jaws: the Revenge,' with a scandalous 2% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Invader Zim's eyes burning away.
Cartoon Beetlejuice, whose face is two different shades of purple, and whose shirt is a third, entirely different shade of purple.
Clouds rolling majestically over the peaks of Mt. Katahdin from the shore of Pockwockamus Pond, Maine.
Peter Falk as Detective Columbo, saying, "Ohh... One more thing..." while gesturing in a way that makes him look like he doesn't know what to do with his hands.
A YouTube thumbnail showing a semi truck, with the title, "Why Doesn't It Touch The Ground?" pointing to that one elevated wheel those trucks all seem to have. The progress bar shows I've watched about 30 seconds of this 6:31 video.
Advertisement for a diamond platinum solitaire ring costing $329,999.99.
Screenshot of an email from Congresswoman Katherine Clark with the subject line "Bipartisanship is the way forward."