Jon With Tattoos

I was looking for something in my dresser the other day and came across this early 70s Seiko automatic. I can’t remember if i got it from my mom or stepdad but it was sometime around 1988-93 when I was in the Navy. I never wore it back then because it wasn’t running and also wasn’t really my style.

few months before they’ll have time to get me an estimate on what it’ll cost to get it running again. It’ll almost certainly be more than the watch is worth. But I unless it’s just a ridiculous sum, I’ll probably do it. Heirlooms aren’t really a thing my family does and this might be a nice start.

I was looking for something in my dresser the other day and came across this early 70s Seiko automatic. I can’t remember if i got it from my mom or stepdad but it was sometime around 1988-93 when I was in the Navy. I never wore it back then because it wasn’t running and also wasn’t really my style.

We had our drain pipes replaced under the house a few weeks back. Evidently it still had the OG 1960s cast iron ones, one of which had cracked. After they were done, one of the plumbers mentioned there was some sewage underneath that needed to be cleaned up, and he referred me to a friend of his…

Settling in for You Can See Eveything. How’s about I live-skeet the trailers? First up, Wildwood, from “the hands that made Coraline.” One can assume those hands don’t include Neil Gaiman’s.

Club Kid looks funny and already making me cry, so yeah.

Settling in for You Can See Eveything. How’s about I live-skeet the trailers? First up, Wildwood, from “the hands that made Coraline.” One can assume those hands don’t include Neil Gaiman’s.

Wicker is a comedic retelling of The Wicker Man with Olivia Coleman? Sure, I’ll see that shit.

Settling in for You Can See Eveything. How’s about I live-skeet the trailers? First up, Wildwood, from “the hands that made Coraline.” One can assume those hands don’t include Neil Gaiman’s.

The Exorcist Martyrs. Religious horror isn’t really my bag. Cast looks good though.

Settling in for You Can See Eveything. How’s about I live-skeet the trailers? First up, Wildwood, from “the hands that made Coraline.” One can assume those hands don’t include Neil Gaiman’s.

Martin McDonagh’s Wild Horse Nine looks absolutely incredible. Malkovich and Rockwell? Yes please!

Settling in for You Can See Eveything. How’s about I live-skeet the trailers? First up, Wildwood, from “the hands that made Coraline.” One can assume those hands don’t include Neil Gaiman’s.

Next, Johnny Depp in Ebenezer. Bleh, couldn’t be less interested.