pdxpratt
@pdxpratt
Exploring the world, but mostly Portland. Opinions are my own. Likes don’t necessarily = agreement, but probably mean I laughed.
I like it, but I also liked it the first time when the Thorns did it in 2020...
...and Twins! (Coors as imagined by Sterling Cooper, casting by Roger Sterling)
Same. This rocks so hard, and the other dudes here who look exactly like me agree.
Portland is so anarchic they're selling dead bodies at Safeway. Glad someone is finally noticing.
I started with Portland Trail Blazers, which then turned into Blazers who were too obscure for photography...
Among other Blazers posters, this one has been hanging in my house consistently since 1990.
I'm going to be running into this cursed resistance grifter shit at Goodwill until the end of time.
I’m overjoyed that @davidjroth.bsky.social got to write this year’s BP essay about my late, lamented Oakland A’s. I’m even happier that BP’s not adhering to the ridiculous mononym “Athletics” that MLB has endorsed.
Time for a rousing game of “what’s that red light in the AirBnB bathroom fan?”
I was just in the store and encountered someone who kept giggling to themselves like they were Knox Harrington, the video artist. It was unsettling! (no, there were no visible ear buds or actual buds with them).
Had a great time at Green Day last night. Wish the Pumpkins set was longer, but what are ya gonna do… Also wish we’d have gotten there in time for The Linda Lindas. Wife wasn’t huge on Rancid, but she was wrong. The headliners were incredible though.
Just saw a guy rolling coal next to a Cybertruck on the Banfield in an epic matchup of vehicular assholes.
The most 1980s thing in existence is currently at a Portland Goodwill- “We Are The World” on Laser Disc.
Pretty nice night at the old ballpark, welcoming back our Olympians. Go Thorns!