SO, YOU WANT TO BE A BUSH PILOT
Some people just want or need to go to crazy places—remote Alaskan villages, missionary camps in rainforests, wildlife habitats in developing nations. If you think
Bowling Tricks with Andy Varipapa in 1948
1948 short film “Bowling Tricks” features the game’s best trick shot artist Andy Varipapa and an array of bowling tricks. https://psyne.co/products/totem-bowl-1958-vintage-mens-t-shirt/
Oldsmobile Rocket
Oldsmobile produced the Rocket 350-cubic-inch V-8 engine from 1968 to 1980. The Olds V-8 was unrelated to other GM 350 V-8s. GM often mixed and
a well-made taco and a cold bottle of beer
“Never underestimate how much assistance, how much satisfaction, how much comfort, how much soul and transcendence there might be in a well-made taco and a
Surfing, alone among sports, generates laughter at its very suggestion
“Surfing, alone among sports, generates laughter at its very suggestion, and this is because it turns not a skill into an art, but an inexplicable
Visiting Canada’s $50 million 1980s ghost town
It sounds made up. In the wilderness of British Columbia, a two-hour drive from any town with cell reception, sits a ghost town. Not only
The Brady Bunch: The Fender Benders
The Fender Benders is season 3, episode 23 of The Brady Bunch that aired on March 10, 1972. The episode sees Carol get into a
Indian Larry: No Club Lone Wolf
Indian Larry rode alone. He would join no bike club. Not even the Hells Angels were nonconformist enough for him — and they coined the
misery loves company, but what it really craves is a crowd
“I looked around the barroom. Someone else might have seen nothing more than a random crowd of drinkers, but I saw my people. Kith and
Forced Poetry Reading
There is no crime worse than a beatnik forcing his terrible poetry on someone. https://psyne.co/products/love-spectrum-1969-vintage-mens-t-shirt/
An Airstream is a lot like a first love…
“An Airstream is a lot like a first love: you are lured by her charm, seduced by her beauty, and once bitten, you are forever
The History Of Drive-In Movies
The first patented drive-in theater was opened on June 6, 1933, by a man named Richard Hollingshead in Camden, New Jersey. The drive-in theater was