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Victoria Monument bei Nacht

#colours #streetart #happyplace #2026Kalender #Kalender2026 #england #uk #london #februar #february #victoriamonument #buckinghampalace #buckinghampalast #themall

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October 3, 2009 State / Religious SS Disorder / Bad Christians / Death Spot / Culo The Mall

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—>> #LewisBlack 🅴 #TheDailyShow <<— Lewis Goes Off on Gen Z’s Retro Love For: #Smoking, #TrampStamps, & #TheMall #TDS #DailyShow #GenZ #RetroLove #Comedy #Humour #Humor #Pol #Politics #GeoPolitics #WorldNews #News #AusPol #CdnPoli #EUpol #NZpol #UKpol #USpol youtu.be/EpEACrdU-Kg

Lewis Black Goes Off on Gen Z’...

—>> #LewisBlack 🅴 #TheDailyShow <<—

Lewis Goes Off on Gen Z’s Retro Love
For: #Smoking, #TrampStamps, & #TheMall

#TDS #DailyShow #GenZ #RetroLove
#Comedy #Humour #Humor
#Pol #Politics #GeoPolitics #WorldNews #News
#AusPol #CdnPoli #EUpol #NZpol #UKpol #USpol
https://youtu.be/EpEACrdU-Kg

The French came to see the king. #themall #king #london #royal #travel #england #city #citybreak #photography #streetphotography #summer

I ASSURE YOU THIS IS OUT OF ORDER!

#outoforder #themall #mall #CurioCavern #pokemon #games #gamers #photo #funny #gamestore #SpringfieldMall

Gentari turns on EV chargers at Mid Valley Southkey in Johor Bahru #dccharger #ev #evcharger #gentari #gentarigo #johor #johorbharu #midvalley #midvalleysouthkey #news #themall

https://soyacincau.com/2025/06/26/gentari-ev-chargers-the-mall-mid-valley-southkey-jb/

Tesla Malaysia to deploy at least 6 more Supercharging stations by end of this year #bangsarsouth #cars #ev #evcharger #featured #icityfinanceavenue #ipcshoppingcentre #midvalleysouthkey #news #paviliondamansaraheights #tesla #tesladestinationcharger #teslamalaysia #teslasupercharger #themall #toppenshoppingcentre

https://soyacincau.com/2025/05/20/tesla-malaysia-6-upcoming-supercharging-stations-malaysia/

Washington, D.C., received heavy snow as President-elect Donald Trumps victory was certified. Taking advantage of the rare snowstorm in the nations capital, revelers engaged in a snowball fight in front of the Washington Monument. #shorts #WashingtonMonument #TheMall #TheWhiteHouse #snow #extremeweather

https://www.socialnews.xyz/2025/01/06/d-c-gets-heavy-snow-during-presidential-certification-video/

#extremeweather #shorts #snow #TheMall #TheWhiteHouse #WashingtonMonument

The week prior to Thanksgiving can be a doozy, especially for work. After leaving the service and moving around in the civilian world, I’ve found an amazing consistency no matter the industry I deal with, especially with white collar jobs — a lot of people take the entire week of Thanksgiving off, which means the week before can be hectic as people try to get everything knocked out before they’re out of the office for the week.

When I was in the service, Thanksgiving in many ways was just another day, as nearly all holidays were. The chow hall would have rolled turkey & gravy along with a few other holiday staples, but for the most part it was just like working any other night on the flight line. The only difference may have been fewer planes coming in or launching, but that was about it. Nobody talked about it being a holiday or would really reference it, which was par for the course in the aircraft maintenance world.

The one holiday that you really felt was Christmas. If there was a holiday where people made an effort to shutdown, it was always for Christmas. Maybe I’ll talk about that later on in the season.

At any rate, I was ping-ponging all over California and Ventura counties, including a brief sojourn to downtown Los Angeles. It was an amazingly clear day with a deep blue sky, plus the weather was perfect, which took some of the edge off having to be downtown. I was over by the Angel’s Flight rail thing, which I hear is popular with tourists for some reason.

In the Things are Falling Apart department, I had to get a new HDD for my main PC since it became clear one of the drives was failing and I felt a sense of urgency to get a replacement and clone it before it was too late. Luckily, Newegg is right over in City of Industry, so I could grab one quick and relatively cheap. It took awhile to get the cloning process completed, but just having done it for the SSD drive, it was painless.

We also put up the Christmas tree this weekend and started in on the interior decorations. I also got a new train for the tree as well — a Bachmann HO scale train set that I got on sale. It’s a fantastic train and it’s nice to see that quality standards haven’t slipped as much as they have seemingly everywhere else. The cars have a nice heavy feel with solid construction and the engine itself is fun to watch go around the track. I had that thing going around the tree for about an hour and the sound itself was so mesmerizing that we kind of zoned out like it was the pre-smartphone era. Pretty cool.

I’m always wary about model trains, since they’re the exact sort of thing I would really dive into. The mix of collecting, landscape design, and model-building are the perfect siren song, but they’re also expensive — a dangerous combination, and I can only afford so many of those kinds of hobbies.

I finished up the week by heading over to the The Shops at Santa Anita, which is a mall right next to the horse track in Arcadia. We headed over there to check out a Japanese-focused book & stationary shop, and since it was in a mall I figured it would be dead.

Oh no, quite the contrary.

We arrive and the parking lots were nearly full, as were the parking garages. I’d never been to this mall before, so I didn’t know what to expect, but I wasn’t expecting this. It seemed like it took longer to find a place to park than it did to drive over to the mall, but we finally found a cluster of spots that people seemed to miss, and headed in.

It was like being transported back to the ’90s-’00s, to the age when malls were packed, everything was maintained, and the aisles weren’t lined with cell phone repair kiosks. I kept expecting to turn a corner and see a Suncoast or a Waldenbooks.

They had a Sbarro.

They had a Sbarro!

The food court, and indeed the entire mall, was like the ’90s, ’00s, and the early teens were all compressed together into a seemingly successful and popular mall. It was a pleasant surprise, as evidenced by the fact that we found the store, Kinokuniya, early on but just kept walking around and checking everything out instead of immediately leaving like I would most any other mall these days.

What a way to cap off the week with an unexpected surprise. I even bought a Hallmark keepsake ornament of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-B from Star Trek: Generations. Listen, I’m old and I loved the ’90s, so I will indulge in a little sentimental nostalgia and buy something I couldn’t afford back then. Especially when I seem to have entered an alternate dimension where they still live in The World That Was.

At any rate, the inauguration of my favorite time of year is fast approaching and I’ve got a lot to look forward to.

https://paulie.cool/wir-20241125-prepare-for-thanking/

#DesktopPC #DTLA #Holidays #ModelTrains #Thanksgiving #TheMall

"The Mall" Central Park, New-York
Publisher trademark on verso: figure of a monk with beer stein and American flag in outstretched hands. s.l.
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/147d6a70-c55a-012f-8535-58d385a7bc34
#TheMall"CentralPark #New-York #American #CentralParks #TheMall" #NewYorkCity

The image is a vintage postcard depicting Central Park's "The Mall" in New York City during what appears to be late spring or early summer based on the greenery and attire of people present. It shows a wide pedestrian pathway flanked by tall, leafy trees with large branches spreading out overhead. People are walking along the path dressed in Victorian-era clothing, which includes women wearing long dresses often paired with hats and men sporting suits typical for that period.

There is no snow on the ground or blooming flowers indicating it's not winter nor spring has just begun; instead, a lush green environment suggests warm weather but not summer. The photo shows individuals engaged in leisurely activities such as strolling, sitting on benches, talking to each other and one person appears to be reading.

The path leads towards an ornamental sculpture at the end of the Mall, indicating its function is likely both recreational for walking around or sightseeing, with a decorative focal point. The overall scene conveys a sense of leisurely social interaction in what seems like a well-maintained public park setting during this historical period.

“It’s as though some deep malevolence was lurking under the surface like mushroom spores, and a heavy rain brought them all bursting forth at once.”

https://library.hrmtc.com/2024/11/12/its-as-though-some-deep-malevolence-was-lurking-under-the-surface-like-mushroom-spores-and-a-heavy-rain-brought-them-all-bursting-forth-at-once/

#asThough #atOnce #book #brought #burstingForth #deepMalevolence #fantasy #FantasyHumorous #fiction #GayPrideCelebrationsFiction #heavyRain #HorrorGeneral #HorrorFiction #Humor #HumorousGeneral #LGBTGeneral #LGBTQFiction #LGBTQHorrorFiction #LGBTQPeople #LGBTQThrillers #LGBTQIAFiction #LindsayKingMiller #lurking #mushroomSpores #OccultSupernatural #QueerFiction #quote #some #supernaturalThrillers #themAll #ThrillersSupernatural #underTheSurface #ZombieFiction #ZombiesFiction

Hermetic quote King-Miller The Z Word some deep malevolence lurking under surface mushroom spores heavy rain bursting forth

"The Mall" Central Park, New-York
Publisher trademark on verso: figure of a monk with beer stein and American flag in outstretched hands. s.l.
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/147d6a70-c55a-012f-8535-58d385a7bc34
#Themall"centralpark #New-york #American #Themall-centralpark #Newyork

The image is a postcard featuring an old-fashioned painting or photograph of a park scene. There is a prominent walkway lined with trees, and the architecture suggests it could be from the late 19th or early 20th century. The park seems to be in the daytime with ample light illuminating the greenery and pathways.

In the foreground, there is text that reads "The Mall - Central Park, New York," indicating the location of the depicted park. The style of the image is reminiscent of postcards from the past, typically used for showcasing a scene or landmark to others. The overall impression is one of a peaceful urban space, likely a popular destination in its day for leisurely strolls and relaxation.

Falls jemand schon immer auf Peter Klien treffen wollte: Er interviewt gerade Passant:innen bei der Mall, Wien-Mitte!

#Wien #GNOe #TheMall #ImDritten #Interview #ORF

Mehrere dunkel gekleidete Männer vor einem öffentlichen Gebäude stehend. Die Person in der Mitte hält der Person ganz rechts ein Mikro hin. Mitte links hält ein Mann eine Kamera und filmt offensichtlich. Der Mann im Hintergrund trägt einen Kopfhörer und eine größere Tasche, was ihn als Tontechniker kennzeichnet.

"Back when I was a kid, we'd hang out at the mall..."

"The Mall?? What is that?"

#TheMall #GenerationGap

Ran the scenario #TheMall (by Goblin Archives) for #LiminalHorror today. First session went really well. I like the rules-lite approach of Liminal Horror which merges mechanics from games such as #Cairne, #IntoTheOdd, and #Knave. The scenario - a love letter to John Carpenter’s #TheThing, is set in the 1990s in a rundown mall, „a necropolis to failing capitalism“ where the PCs face Body Horror and late-stage capitalism decay. Will the likable teenage PCs survive? 🙈
#nsr #osr

Durfte heute das Szenario #TheMall für #LiminalHorror leiten, u.a. war @thopan mit am Start. Horror ist eines meiner Lieblings- #pnpde -Genres und Liminial Horror hat eine sehr leichtgängige, Spielen wie #Cairn #IntotheOdd und #Knave entlehnte Mechanik. Schön finde ich, dass LH darauf verzichtet, blöde Klischees in Punkto Mentale Gesundheit / Sanitiy zu perpetuieren (looking at you #CoC). Das Abenteuer ist eine Homage an John Carpenter‘s #TheThing. To be continued! #nsr #osr