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Monthly Archives: November 2020
The Last Picture Show
The United Artist Theater on Columbus Boulevard in South Philadelphia has closed permanently.
Posted in News, Philadelphia, South Philly Safari
Tagged closed, deserted, done, gone
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Feline Friday
Plywood is not doing Black Friday.
Apple Pie
It’s that time of year, pie time!
Peace Through Superior Firepower
So for a $1.98, am I protecting myself and my loved ones with steely fists or a board I can carry anywhere?
Posted in What I Miss About Comics
Tagged 1975, 25¢, comic, Hulk, Karate, martial arts, Marvel
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Feline Friday
Two helpings of chicken, and “The King of the Clean Plate Club” is down for the count!
Posted in Feline Fridays
Tagged chicken lover, Clean Plate Club, eating machine, ginger cats, Plywood the Cat
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Washington Steaks
This is another digital photo of another building that ain’t there no more. This is another victim of the relentless March of Progress. I couldn’t tell you if the steaks were any good, but there is no denying that sign.
Posted in Philadelphia, South Philly Safari
Tagged Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Washington Avenue, Washington Steaks
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