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jaeclectic, 16 days ago to random

Reposting image from previous boost with alt text: the root of AI hype

Infrogmation, 1 month ago to NewOrleans

New Orleans stale beer signs volume II, Regal edition. (Regal was brewed by American Brewing Company on Bourbon Street in the French Quarter c 1891-1961)

1. Elizabeth's Restaurant, Bywater (old signage since restored)
2. Snake & Jakes, Carrollton (also since restored)
3. Dixie Tavern, Lower Garden District
4. Advertising clock, seen in bar in Carrollton.

Photographed by Infrogmation of New Orleans.

@noladon

#NOLA #NewOrleans #beer #signs #advertising

A small neighborhood bar in a decrepit looking building with tarped roof. To one side of door is faded sign "REGAL".
Section of exterior wall of wooden building, with weatherboards recently repainted except for a rectangle painted with faded advertising. Text: "DIXIE TAVERN - SANDWICHES & SEAFOOD". Below artwork depicting a glass of beer. TEXT: "REGAL keg BEER - With FROZEN GLASSES".
Illuminated analog clock on wall. In center is artwork of the face and hand of a man holding a glass of beer. The man has long black hair and a pencil moustache, and is smiling with enthusiasm. He wears a 17th century style soft broad-brimmed hat with a large plume, like a Musketeer. Text below: "REGAL BEER".

vagina_museum, 10 months ago to random

Since it's #InternationalCatDay, let's address a cat-themed question: why do we call it a pussy? What's the etymology of this slang? How old is it?