Sounds good. But don’t rely on a chisel made that way. Apparently shit makes shit cutting tools
VB
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Should have been a meat man Pt 11
When she (His first wife) died in the Spanish Flu epidemic in 1921, the local Christian church refused to allow her burial, and so Freuchen buried her himself.
“In 1956, Freuchen answered the $64,000 question of the American TV-show The $64,000 Question”
Freuchen became the head of a film company specialising in Arctic-related scripts. In 1933, he starred as the villainous character in the film Eskimo, which went on to win an Oscar.
In the 1920s Freuchen returned to Denmark and joined the Social Democrats. During the Second World War he was involved in the Danish resistance against Germany, aiding refugees from the Nazis. Himself a Jew, he was imprisoned and sentenced to death by the Nazis but escaped to Sweden.
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I was reading up about Irving Penn when I saw the photograph and didn’t read up about him. You just knew he would be a character from the photograph but that’s doing him a disservice.
I bet he had a voice like Brian Blessed as well. 
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Not a Brian Blessed voice but can’t have everything
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It was at Slane Castle 1984
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He killed all the whales with hand held harpoons - I somehow find this reassuring.
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I think we should make him a posthumous AA member
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they played on the same set at Wembley in July 1984 - along with Santana. I went, with my then girlfriend - Dylan was terrible.
I so hope the title of this picture is:
‘Balding man strides forth’.
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Another Matt Weber.
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Nah, I’m sorry to have to tell you, it’s ‘Danny de Vito on his lunch break’
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It looks such a warm day, why is baldy man wearing a raincoat going into the wanking shop ? Will he visit next door to have his palm read ?
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That’s a great photograph
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Girl has a mini skirt so it could be Newcastle in mid winter
(ignoring the $ shite on the signs of course)
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Imagine just stumbling upon that image. Only in New York.
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