On this day in 1984, Actor Ted McGinley (aka “the Patron Saint of Jumping the Shark”) joined the cast of ABC’s “The Love Boat” as the ship’s photographer. Two seasons later, the show wrapped its ninth and final season. And if you are interested in why McGinley is (unfairly IMHO) referred to as the Patron Saint of Jumping the Shark, there’s a good read on that subject here >
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This one came and went on BAT several years back, but it’s still worth sharing simply for its rarity and coolness… whoever snapped it up
“I may not have ended up where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I intended to be.” – Douglas
There ain’t no doubt that Indian Motorcycle Company built some amazingly beautiful motorcycles in its day, eh? I mean, take a look at the 1948
You won’t find stuff like this drive by in traditional magazines, but the old biker rags are filled with them. https://psyne.blog/product/orgasm-donor-1978-vintage-t-shirt/
Some days I miss pedaling my ass off racing BMX and start thinking that taking the old racer to the track would be fun. Then
On Memorial Day 1982, Seattle woke up to a pretty AWESOME new radio station. At Midnight, May 30, 1982, KZOK-AM, a ’70s pop station called
This sweet little heartbreaker scandalously wearing bib overalls and not much else is Bessie Love. This photo was taken over 100 years ago, in 1917…