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✖ Via Knox News: “The Moonshiner” by Andy Armstrong

The man on the photo is Popcorn Sutton. He was the object of the documentary The Last One (2008). Find out more about the film over at the Sucker Punch Pictures official website. If you don’t know what’s a moonshiner, try wikipedia.

I found about Popcorn Sutton over at the American Dream Tumblr blog. I recommend it. Cheers.



• Jul 08, 2010 link notes tagged: technology  art  history  alcohol  moonshine  moonshiner  documentary  photograph  photographer  portrait  BW  liquor  DIY  hack 

By 10am it emerged that Mr Perkins had single-handedly moved the global price of oil to an eight-month high during a “drunken blackout”. Prices leapt by more than $1.50 a barrel in under half an hour at around 2am – the kind of sharp swing caused by events of geo-political significance. Ten times the usual volume of futures contracts changed hands in just one hour.
✖ Via Telegraph.co.uk: “How a broker spent $520m in a drunken stupor and moved the global oil price” by Rowena Mason, June 30th, 2010

• Jun 30, 2010 link notes tagged: communication  technology  economy  finance  lost  loser  money  oil  broker  alcohol  chaos 
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✖ Via Lady, that’s my skull: “A toast to heartbrake!”, Falling in Love, no 22, October 1958.

Browse the covert art gallery for DC’s Falling in Love series.



• Jun 17, 2010 link notes tagged: art  illustration  comic  vintage  love  heartbrake  separation  pain  girls  alcohol  humor 
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✖ Via Lapham’s Quarterly: “Under The Influence”, Arts & Letters issue, spring 2010

About Lapham’s Quarterly:

“Each issue of Lapham’s Quarterly adopts and explores a single theme. Our first four issues were dedicated, respectively, to War, Money, Nature, and Education, each created with an aim to help readers find historical threads from Homer to Queen Elizabeth I to George Patton, from Aesop to Edith Wharton to Joan Didion. New essays from writers such as Stanley Fish, Fritz Stern, and Andrew Delbanco then knotted each theme together. A typical issue features an introductory Preamble from Editor Lewis H. Lapham; approximately 100 “Voices in Time” — that is, appropriately themed selections drawn from the annals and archives of the past — and newly commissioned commentary and criticism from today’s preeminent scholars and writers.” (more)

First spotted via This Isn’t Happiness.



• May 01, 2010 link notes tagged: art  technology  meds  drug  alcohol  artist  influence  brain  creativity  chart  statistics  ressource 
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✖ Via Scott Adams Blog: “that lost 4g phone”, April 26th, 2010

First spotted via The Daring Fireball.

Previously on SKandalon : Dilbert.



• Apr 27, 2010 link notes tagged: art  comic  cartoon  Dilbert  technology  communication  humor  critic  alcohol 
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✖ Via all things amazing: “Lips That Touch Liquor Shall Not Touch Ours”

Fine with me.



• Jun 19, 2009 link notes  [via] tagged: alcohol  humor  girls  photo  BW  vintage 
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✖ Via

Kevin Smith, Chasing Amy, 1997. / “And On The Eighth Day, God Created Beer!”



• Apr 26, 2009 link notes tagged: movie  still  alc  alcohol  humor 
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✖ Via

Modern Drunkard Magazine Online: “You Are So Dead”



• Apr 05, 2009 link notes  [via] tagged: humor  alcohol  girls  vintage 
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✖ Via

Jublin photostream on Flickr : “Drunken Master of the Universe”



• Jan 26, 2009 link notes  [via] tagged: illustration  alcohol 
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• Jan 24, 2009 link notes  [via] tagged: illustration  BW  comic  strip  smoke  alcohol 

I have a feeling that drinking is a form of suicide where you’re allowed to return to life and begin all over the next day. It’s like killing yourself, and then you’re reborn. I guess I’ve lived about ten or fifteen thousand lives by now.
✖ Via a little damaged / Charles Bukowski

• Jan 24, 2009 link notes  [via] tagged: literature  pain  alcohol  death 
✖ Via

Easy Rider (1969) / “First of the day fellas… To old D.H. Lawrence”



• Jan 12, 2009 link notes tagged: movie  alcohol 
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✖ Via

www.marriedtothesea.com The Mega Gulp glass



• Jan 04, 2009 link notes tagged: alcohol  illustration  newyear 
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✖ Via

Skandalon / Snoopy drank too much



• Jan 02, 2009 link notes tagged: alcohol  Illustration 

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