Traikman

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Husband, Father, Editor of TV & Film. Occasional Actor, VO Guy. New to Old Winnipeg. Also on Signal @traikman.35

Over a still frame of the film Casablanca (1942), Major Strasser (Conrad Veidt) tells Victor Lazlo (Paul Henreid) that he is no longer a Greenlander, but now a subject of the United States of America. Satire/political commentary.
A Penguin Modern Classics edition of Ten Days That Shook The World by John Reed. Purchased for $5 at Burton Lysecki Books in Winnipeg.
A sticker showing a smiling woman, holding a cup of coffee, and a caption that reads “One day, we will wake up to his obituary.”
The cover of a Miami Vice Soundtrack vinyl LP.
A shot of a sunset with the quote: "Do not regret growing older. It is a privilege denied to many.
The scene from It's a Wonderful Life where Mary and George share a telephone. Mary's mother looks on disapprovingly.
Three images of Gene Hackman in various movie roles. From left to right; Lex Luthor (Superman II), Popeye Doyle (The French Connection), and Little Bill Daggett (Unforgiven).
Anti-snore chin strap (modern day torture device) demonstrated on a mannequin head.
Christian Hovden Bloom illustration of Trump as a toddler wearing a feces-leaking diaper, messing everything he touches, reaching for a US flag, and about to topple a globe.
Young boy wearing a homemade Superman costume, 1981.
30th Anniversary Edition LP of Frank Black’s Teenager of the Year.