Thom Cote ☎️ Get my game "COLD CALLING" on sale today!

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(He/Him) Chicago game fellow. One part of @cantgetenoughgames.bsky.social Try my silly switchboard game! https://store.steampowered.com/app/2627660/Cold_Calling/ Blog: https://thomcote.neocities.org/

View down the corridor of a large low ceiling greenhouse with low hanging pipes
Mario 64 startup screen on a YouTube video. The auto captions read "it's me Mario"
BBC Archive video titled 1989: Chewit - The Dog Who Can Climb Ladders. That's Life!
Large tree branch fallen into the middle of a flooding street
YouTube video window with no like button visible
Manaa-Hoppenworth says it’s important to remove e-bikes from the sidewalks on Sheridan Road to improve pedestrian safety. “Getting bikes off of Sheridan Road sidewalks has been a public safety priority for me and my team, because we know that everyone is safer when we organize our streets with clear spaces for pedestrians, vehicles, and cyclists,” the alderwoman added.
Whiskey bar called The Bang Bang Bar
Decorated electrical box that reads "Reinvent yourself, it's not too late!"
Cope Street
Traffic light accompanied by a second, smaller traffic light for the bike lane
Colorful tile artwork of the Dublin skyline on the side of an apartment building
Residential building in Dublin made of rough brown bricks with bright orange bricks bordering the windows and corners
A Choose Chicago digital ad on a street in Dublin
A deep green glazed brick wall with a stone marking it as a reconstruction of the birthplace of Thomas Moore
A Rush concert stage with some kind of steampunk machine shooting steam
Columbus Ave from Balbo Drive to Monroe Street, Loop
Trending: Wonderwall, Miami Game, World Cup, Harry Kane
Darkplace Hospital
Darkplace Hospital
Screenshot of a billboard in Mario Kart 64 photoshopped to read "L Is Real" in bold white text on a black background.
YMCA golf team sponsor graphic calling the tier a Hole Sponsor
Facebook marketplace listing titled Ginormous Maze. It's a big hand drawn maze made of dozens of taped together sheets of paper. 100 dollars
speaking as a chicagoan, it seems like chicago pRoGreSsiVes are a lot like the nyc kind, except noticeably more stupid and inept
Youtube thumbnail for "Feral Hogs: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver"
The Seventh Doctor winking during his title sequence
Portobello mushroom burger
Aztec electromechanical pinball table
The nook at the end of a CTA train car
A tiny grey dog lying under a blanket on a couch
Video showing a cat purring on a table, a tiny scrungly old dog chewing on a piece of fried tofu under the table, and another fluffy cat watching the scene from inside a large cardboard box
Chicago Mayor's Press Office account liking one of my posts
A brick house with extremely crude looking, uneven bricks
A bright blue Momentum city bike
Sign on a vape shop reading "Largest selection of liquids sold here"
Double rainbow at a harbor
"The Idiot" by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Trailer for indie game Cold Calling
Wikipedia entry for the world's littlest skyscraper in Wichita Falls
some c sharp code. the comments are in green text
A crocheted image of the Pentagon
Rick Steves doing autographs
Screenshot of New Londo Ruins with the text "Lower Wacker" overlaid
Star Trek matte painting of a city
"what year is it?" "Laura" [Laura screams]
Screenshot of Ms Maze with Ms Pacman-like character with her mouth open extremely close to the camera as if she's eating it
Trailer for Cold Calling, a video game where you operate a switchboard during the Cold War
Copy of Invisible Cities by Calvino with chess themed illustrations
Tabby cat sitting on my lap, tucked between the pages of the Chicago Reader's oversized Best of Chicago issue
Home office setup with a blue painted desk and corner shelf
Angel from the TV show Angel saying "If nothing we do matters, then all that matters is what we do."
Game titled Cold Calling running on Mac
Post in an Edgewater Facebook group promoting the opening of a new Little Caesars in a strip mall on Broadway
Pixel art of a retro 1960s office with a rotary phone, record player, mainframe computer, and other objects.
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