By the way, Leviticus 3:14 - From it he shall present his offering as an offering by fire to the LORD, the fat that covers the entrails and all the fat that is on the entrails

I came to the comments for this

Was that in the Pirate Party Kit?

Nice! Glad it’s bigger than it looks on Threadless

Diorama of a young boy’s room in the 1960s and 70s. The boy is blondish, wearing green and white pajamas with an iron-on image of Frankenstein on the front of his shirt. He sits on a chair next to a folding table, which has parts from a Creature From The Black Lagoon model kit, assembly instructions, and a box bottom containing model paints and Testors glue, along with a Goofy Grape cup filled with paint brushes. The table is protected with a color comics page from the Sunday newspaper. The boy, with a Frankenstein Halloween mask perched on top of his head, is focusing intently on attaching the Creature’s arm to the body, with a drip of glue visibly dangling. One eye is closed, the other is wide with an arched eyebrow, and his tongue pokes out in concentration. At his feet are multiple boxes of Glow-In-The-Dark model kits, including The Mummy and the Witch. On top of the Witch box is an orange bowl with another “Funny Face” character, filled to the brim with milk and cereal. To the right is a Freakies cereal box. Behind him is a lamp with a large shade, featuring faces of classic monster movie characters.

Close-up of the boy in the chair, showing details of his model making arrangement. You can see he is wearing deer foam style slippers, one of which has fallen off and sits on the floor beneath the table.

Close-up of the bookshelf against the wall. On the shelves are various toys. On top are completed models of the Mummy and Frankenstein, as well as a large silver rocket ship. Other shelves contain a ray gun, Robbie the Robot, packs of Mars Attacks trading cards, a space car, Viewmaster reels and viewer, a Mad magazine, and a box for Mattel’s “Strange Change” toy. On the floor is a vinyl record of “Chilling, Thrilling Sounds of the Haunted House,” a James Bond lunchbox, and the box for “The Forgotten Prisoner” model kit.

Close-up of the room’s opposite corner. There is a small television showing the spider-like robot eye from the “Jonny Quest” cartoon series. On top is an antenna box with aluminum foil attached to the antenna tips, a lava lamp. X-Ray Specs, and a yellow blob of fake vomit. On the floor is the Strange Change toy, with its globed “Time Machine” green plastic display tray and several Strange Change figures, as well as the Starburst candy-shaped pieces that expand in the Time Machine device. To the left is a fruit crate filled with vinyl records, and on the wall above is a poster of Alice Cooper with a noose around his neck. Other posters on the wall include Pink Floyd, a black and white King Kong, Dennis Hopper from “Easy Rider” on a motorcycle holding up his gloved middle finger, a fantasy illustration of a wizard, and a poster by Frank Frazetta.

Ah, shit. I hit post before adding the alt text, which I spent a half hour writing. Doy! 🫠

Now I know what it means when people say “I feel seen,” and “It me. I’m so fucking old, my dudes.

“Saturday Morning. Basic kit by Escape Hatch Hobbies with scratch built base and extras representing my (Kendell Coniff’s) life in the 60's, 70's, and early 80's.”
Source: Kendell Coniff

Steve Burns - Dead (Music Video) YouTube video by ANoobGuyProductions

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(Steve, from Blues Clues, covering TMBG)

Hello fellow kids. If this ad pops up on any of your feeds, let me know if you can actually close it.

My experience? That X in the corner is BULLLLLSHIT 💩

That’s GORGEOUS

Oh, thank God 😅

You must have a Masters in Library Science - this part looks intimidating to me

Nice! How does the metadata information get added when you upload contributions? Do you have to fill it in yourself, or does it the Internet Archive do it?

Disney WWII educational pamphlet illustration featuring a colorless image of Donald Duck in the foreground. He is wide-eyed and wearing a military cap, looking directly at the viewer. A green background features a human woman with flowing hair and eyes closed, lying on the ground in a wraparound dress, partially hidden by a tropical plant with large leaves. Text at the top is a quote from Donald, in cursive, reading “And me without a Pro!” The word “Pro” is highlighted in bold text. Below in bold white text it reads: BE SLY • VD • IS HIGH

“🎼Who gets stuck with all the bad luck? No one… but Donald Duck!🎵”
Source: the-bronx-remembers

New gas-pump-sticker image just dropped.

Color still from “One of Our Dinosaurs is Missing, showing a taxidermy leopard on hind legs with a large snake wrapped around it, next to two young girls in pastel colored dresses.

Black and white still from “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” showing the same leopard on the left, with Riff Raff skulking by on the right.

More proof that Frank-N-Furter is a Disney Princess: the taxidermy leopard fighting a snake in Disney’s “ONE OF OUR DINOSAURS IS MISSING” (1975) as seen in “THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW” (also 1975).
Source: Dave King

Photo of highly stylized illustration featuring the head and shoulders of actor Jack Lord from the television series “Hawaii Five-O.” Jack’s hair is coiffed into a large tubular wave, with a small wooden tiki riding a red surfboard inside, and around Jack’s neck is a lei made of yellow flowers. An ocean wave crests behind his image. The frame is blonde wood with an interior border of tiki designs, with the words “Book Em’ Danno” at the top, and “Justice in Paradise” at the bottom.

“Justice in Paradise” by Dutch artist Rick Reitveld.
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Photo of an all-white 1958 ambulance with whitewall tires, parked in a roadside lot in Redwood City, California.

Rear view of the vintage ambulance, showing the large rear access swing door for loading.

Photo of specifications booklet with a large illustration of the Criterion Funeral Coach. The coach is shown in side view, painted in yellow with a brown hardtop and side detailing.

Another specifications page with illustration of the front half of the coach in aqua blue

1958 Pontiac Bonneville Ambulance/Funeral Coach just dropped on Facebook Marketplace. Haven’t checked, but giving off serious “Ghostbusters” vibes, or the first hearse Harold buys in “Harold & Maude.”
More photos here:
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Triptych of color photos showing the original Carl’s Restaurant. Top photo is an exterior photograph of a mid-century design building, with multiple wood beam structures and red brick walls, topped by a lighted sign. Bottom left shows the interior entrance area, showing a wood-wrapped cashier station, stool seating and plush vinyl booths in red. At right is another dining area with orange-cream-colored swoop-backed vinyl chairs at four-top tables. Above are star-shaped wooden chandeliers with tubular drop lampshades hanging from each of the spokes.

“In 1963, Carl Karcher opened his first Carl’s Char Broiler Coffee Shop Restaurant at 1200 N Harbor Blvd in Anaheim. lt quickly became a hit. Building on that success, he launched a 2nd location in 1965 near #Disneyland at 1168 W Katella.”
Source: David Bernbaum
Photos by Millinger Studio, Pasadena

Color photos of a Futura radio from 1968. The design is modern with bright colors. Two rectangular plastic panels in orange and red, which flip open to reveal the tuner and dials. The top photo shows the unit closed, with a black square speaker at left. Bottom photo reveals the tuner with panels flipped open.

“MCM Design Crush: Nordmende Spectra Futura, design by Raymond Loewy, 1968.”
#raymondloewy #vintageradio #vintageelectronics #midcenturymodern #midcenturymoderndesign #designcrush
Source: Travis Smith

Ward Kimball on You Bet Your Life YouTube video by Virginia Train Collectors

3/18/54: Disney animator Ward Kimball appears on the quiz show “You Bet Your Life,” hosted by Groucho Marx. Marx kids Ward for having trains in his backyard, but is impressed that he’s a member of the Firehouse 5+2. Ward gets the secret word & a ringer question about a Disney film.
Source: mnmears

Then of course this popped up on my Facebook feed:

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"Little People, Big Effects" (Walt Disney's Darby O'Gill and the Little People - Bonus Content) YouTube video by Keeping Walt in Disney

Had a whole “Darby O’Gill” marathon with my daughter yesterday, including “I Captured the King of the Leprechauns,” from the the Disney Treasures series, and this YouTube short highlighting the special effects:

Photo of a group of vintage award trophies. At center is a trophy with a gold tone figural television camera on a wood post. The engraved plate reads “REACH OUT TOUCH A YOUTH PROJECT - BBQ COOK OFF- 1ST PLACE”

I’ll take “Things That Did Not Age Well” for a thousand, Alex.

Oops.
Source: Bill Verkuilen

Record sleeve featuring a color illustration of Kurt Russell wearing brown pants, a red sweater with a large letter “M” on the front, holding a book in his left hand. His right finger presses a button on an anthropomorphic computer, with tape reels for eyes and a drawn smile with a tongue poking out. The computer appears to be jumping in the air with tennis shoes as feet. It has blown it’s lid, showing clouds of smole and sparks, while computer cards, nuts and bolts shoot out if an opening in its side. Multicolored “shock” lines surround Kurt’s body, and his shoelaces are sprung out in curlicues. The background is yellow with a Vista Records logo in the upper right corner. Text reads: “FROM THE WALT DISNEY MOTION PICTURE, THE COMPUTER WORE TENNIS SHOES. Words and Music by Bruce Belland/Robert F. Brunner. 1969 Walt Disney Productions. Printed in U.S.A.”

White promo record label with black text. Buena Vista Records logo at top and “Promotional Use Only” below and to the right. Center of label reads “Side I - Walt Disney Music Co., ASCAP, 2:00” on left, “F-475 (3472)” at right. Bottom reads “From the Sound Track of Walt Disney Productions' THE COMPUTER WORE TENNIS SHOES THE COMPUTER WORE TENNIS SHOES (song title), (Belland / Brunner) THE ELECTRIC TENNIS SHOES (Band)

7” vinyl promo record for the 1969 Walt Disney film “The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes,” starring a young Kurt Russell. First in the series of “Dexter Riley” movies set at fictional Medfield College. Fun fact: at no point in the film is Dexter actually seen wearing tennis shoes 👟

Comparison photos showing The Black Widow stretching portrait from Disneyland’s Haunted mansion above, and the publicity photo of Joan Crawford and Bette Davis below. A red arrow points to Joan Crawford, seated sidesaddle on a white tombstone, which is similar to the image of the woman holding a rose in the stretching portrait.

An early publicity photo of Bette Davis and Joan Crawford for the film “Hush, Hush, Sweet Charlotte.” Crawford was replaced by Olivia de Havilland, but this source says the photo inspired Imagineer Marc Davis when working on Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion.
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