What’s wrong with American healthcare pt.3624: Bloodwork testing giant LabCorp “misses” me and wants me to get more blood tests 🤦‍♂️

Find someone who looks at you the way the 1940s jolly green giant looks at corn

There's something slightly anachronistic-feeling about seeing the latest tech news on CompuServe.com 😁

Slam! for Windows 3.1 is a very simple-looking air hockey game, but the satisfying realistic sound effects make it worth playing. Fun little game, great with the mouse

Halloween decor for sale in July is kinda scary 😜 I have this feeling that in 20 years all major holidays will be celebrated simultaneously

Hey, where does this tube…goOOOOOOOOOOOO

A screenshot of my Windows quick launch toolbar apps circa 2002 -- I kinda miss these little guys 😁

Lo, the understated beauty of a 1997 MapQuest map

Same energy

If aliens want to capture me and let me live out my remaining years locked in vivarium that looks like this, I think I'd be OK 😜

From a 1970s book about home storage ideas

Looks like Frogger was a true story

Happy July 4th! To my knowledge, the Atari Jaguar (1993) was the last major video game console assembled in the USA Atari contracted with IBM to handle production of the console and accessories in Charlotte, NC. Some later controllers were made in China

Does anybody know what this connector type is called (maybe some Molex but what type)

✨“…for all the precious moments in life, there’s BEYGORM.” ✨

name that wallpaper

I love finding weird random images in my file archives -- here's a Packard Bell computer startup image circa 1997

“It’s real and I can touch it, so at least we know where we stand” 😊

This is me and my hair on Christmas 1997, age 16. Looks like my parents gave me Colony Wars, PS1 GameShark, Duke Nukem 64, and an extra N64 controller. (And an obligatory 1990s UFO book, of course.) Not bad! 😁

Oak Ridge National Laboratory group photo (my guess circa 1953). My grandfather is the man in black, of course 😂

My grandfather was a nuclear health physicist at Oak Ridge National Labs in the 1950s. Ironically he died of radiation-related cancer in 1955 I recently found this document from ORNL dated Jan 1954 that has a crayon doodle by my dad on it, less than a year before my grandfather died. My dad was 7

Some games are so good you just gotta play them twice 😜

If your name is Bart Jennings, contact me and you’re free to have this cartridge

There is an unwritten social contract behind every cautionary floppy disk label. They must be respected in perpetuity So don’t worry, Allison. I will not use your disk

1986: “Portable computers allow you to work from anywhere 🥳” 2026: “Portable computers allow you to work from anywhere 😒”

World’s greatest CD holder alert 😜

I wanna start an arcade where the machines only accept 1970s Eisenhower dollar coins

Has anyone seen this Atari ST monitor stand before and know what it was called? It has an interesting design where the shelf nestles into the little grove on the top of the ST. kinda cool!

I would non-ironically wear this Golden Nature Guide Non-Flowering Plants book cover on a T-shirt

Your mid-life crisis might be a sports car. Mine is a coin-operated 1981 Bally Wizard of Wor arcade machine 😊 Might as well enjoy the time I have left on this strange planet, 25 cents at a time