A Dark Day

It’s Friday. In case you missed it, on Tuesday our government threatened to revoke ABC’s broadcast license for airing critical content of MAGA and Charlie Kirk.  In a democracy, government power is supposed to be constrained so that no official can punish citizens or the press for speaking out. When leaders use regulatory muscle to intimidate journalists and entertainers, they betray the public trust and erode the very freedoms they swore to protect. Threatening ABC’s license for critical coverage isn’t politics—it’s authoritarianism.  A free society depends on a free press, and it’s the duty of every American to reject this kind of authoritarian tactic before it becomes the norm.

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ABRACADABRA

It’s Thursday. Spooky season is upon us! Abracadabra in New York City isn’t your average costume shop—it’s Halloween’s year-round command center, where a caped vampire might guide you to the perfect wig while a serial killer checks out your bag of miscellaneous body parts at the counter. You drop in promising yourself you’ll “just browse” and next thing you know you’re weighing the pros and cons of a full-size coffin and a plague-doctor mask. You’re rocking a top hat, a zombie mask, and glittery angel wings all at once? No problem, because that’s simply business as usual at Abracadabra.

Curious? Take a peek at this walkthrough video shot just a few days ago!

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Bike & Car Goodness

It’s Wednesday. The Brynmawr Car and Bike Show rolled into the Brynmawr Town Centre on July 27, 2025, showcasing classic cars alongside plenty of family-friendly entertainment. Although this year’s event is now in the rear-view mirror, one of my readers was there and came back with a bunch of two-wheeled & four-wheeled goodness!

So enjoy the gallery of photos below and thanks for taking the time to send ’em in, Rob!

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Bit slow in sending but here are some entries at the July Brynmawr car and bike show. Only a little South Wales, UK town, but some exotica came out for the day.

Rob

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