Uptown Sinclair

@tuckfriendly.bsky.social

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It's like a jungle sometimes it makes me wonder how I keep from goin' under

Andrew Cuomo speech wherein he claims to be Muslim, Jewish, Gay, Disabled, etc.
A graphic depicting the difference between a million dollars and a billion dollars, as expressed in stacks of $100 bills.
Sisyphus pushing a boulder up a hill.
An enormous spider, taller than the CN Tower, roams over a dull, yellow Toronto.
Burgess Meredith in the Twilight Zone episode, "Time Enough at Last."
A bird on a feeder
Liberty Bibberty
Frank Grimes losing his mind at the obvious idiocy that somehow escapes the notice of everyone else around him.
The Creature from the Black Lagoon
Pictured are David Pogue, tech guy, and Stockton Rush, holding a video game controller that he used to steer the Titan submersible to his watery, hubristic grave.
Charles Manson, looking serene and happy.
Everyone around Trump telling him he's a good boy so that he won't wish them into the cornfield.
The next day, Kaufman and Margulies flew to Baguio, Philippines, where, as a last resort, he received treatments of a pseudoscientific procedure called psychic surgery (now recognized as explicitly deceptive medical fraud). Afterward, Kaufman initially said that he felt better and returned to the US, but he died at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles on May 16, 1984, aged 35. He is buried in Beth David Cemetery in Elmont, New York.
Andy Kaufman and Andy Kaufman disguised as his alter ego Tony Clifton.
Katherine Boyle, biggie big at the dicksucking factory.
A man driving a car and excitedly honking his horn.
A photo of George C. Scott in his role as General Buck Turgidson from the movie "Dr. Strangelove." In this scene he tells the president, "Mr. President, I'm not saying we wouldn't get our hair mussed. But I do say no more than ten to twenty million killed, tops. Uh, depending on the breaks."
A photo of Brian Epstein, manager of The Beatles.
A man stands on a large set of stairs, surrounded by books, all of which he longs to read. Later his glasses will be broken and he will cry out in anguish that there was finally "time enough" to read them all.
A book cover with a hand covered in what look like many tiny colored candy sprinkles.
A man sitting in church exclaims "Oh My God! I forgot the game!" and runs out.
A photo of Cabot Tower on Signal Hill, St. John's, Newfoundland & Labrador.
Joe Pesci's character just before he gets whacked in the movie Goodfellas.
Larry David on SNL giving a monologue about representation.
Conner O'Malley tweet that reads: "I'm 62 years old, I live in Tampa, I eat corn and beef everyday, I always have a titleist hat on, and Iran is the biggest threat to my freedom
Palmer Luckey (real name) CEO of I have watched Fast Times at Ridgemont High like 87 times.
Kenneth Gerard Langone Sr. is an American billionaire businessman best known for organizing financing for the founders of The Home Depot. He is a major donor to the Republican Party.
One of the alien's victims, submerged in the goo, encountering the shell of an earlier conquest, from Jonathan Glzer's masterpiece, Under the Skin.
Silhouettes of kids running down the street with their arms straight, little zombies summoned by an evil magic spell.
Elon Musk and Sergey Brin party while the Google founder's pilots sink to the bottom of the ocean.
Vincent D'Onofrio as the alien in the movie Men in Black.
Ratner was born and raised in Miami Beach, Florida, the son of Marsha Presman and Ronald Ratner.[10][11] He grew up in an upper-middle-class Jewish family.[12] His grandfather was d-CON mail order rat poison company founder and real estate developer Lee Ratner.
Homer Simpson mournfully eating his pet lobster Pinchy after mistakenly giving him a too hot bath.
A sled called Rosebud.
A photo of Kristi Noem before undergoing the Mar-a-Lago Melt 'n' Mold Butterknife Reshaping Procedure.
Cleavon Little in Blazing Saddles, holding a gun to his own head.
A large tub of palm oil margarine with a goatee.
Jo Powers as portrayed by Elizabeth Berrington receiving a cake from a delivery person in the Netflix series Black Mirror.
DiCaprio and Winslet floating on a piece of wreckage in Titanic.
Screenshot of Google search results for "Father Ted".
Detail from a poster for Werner Herzog's film "Cave of Forgotten Dreams."
Bernard-Henri Lévy lounging poolside, holding a newspaper, not a single button done on his shirt, his trademark pompadour looking somewhat tamed, perhaps by an earlier dip in the pool. His bare right foot dangles off the end of a sun chair, his ankle monitorless.
Libby Owens, daughter of Steve Schwartzman, who has a billion dollars for every card in a deck of cards.
Eric Roberts in the movie "The Pope of Greenwich Village" in a scene where he screams,"They took my thumb, Charlie!" while holding up his bandaged hand.
The Patridge Family looking out the windows of their tour bus.
Simply, is the political culture fucked because we can't let a guy do a little youthful Naziiing or because we are called idealistic for expecting them to...not do Nazi shit?