Matt Maldre

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"I'll sell only the great piece of literature of the greatest writers" by Hector and Alfonse

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I like how my weekly twitter counter email has a subject line "Lady Gaga nears 25 million followers" and then the body proceeds to tell me i have 455.

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Matt Maldre Thanks, twitter counter.

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WTF. Amazon is recommending TYPEWRITERS to me, via Flickr.

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Matt Maldre Ha. Actually, because I was looking at typewriters a couple days ago. It's funny to see them think I might have been serious about buying one.

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The don'ts of a man bag.

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I like how these 1955 Bowman cards make me feel like I'm about to get tackled. (Jack Simmons 1955 Bowman #27 football card)

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Just toilet paper rolls.

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Optimist Prime by ~avid on deviantART

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George Washington is gonna bite the head off a tiger. Outta his way!

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ESCAPED: Paul Cézanne's "Madame Cézanne in a Yellow Chair" by spudart, via Flickr

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What should I put in Marilyn’s place? by spudart, via Flickr

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What if large window-sized Kindles were installed on the outside of abandoned Borders stores? by spudart, via Flickr

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Tea kettle by Object Creative. I think this is just a concept piece, not in production. (i think)

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Tea maker: "Mad scientist drip brewer" seen on @Fun and FlirTea's tea blog

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Nan Lawson

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Rick Gorecki's autograph has lots of loops that make interesting shapes.

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Wil Ledezma's autograph looks like a baseline heartbeat monitor.

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The double circles are cool.

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Neat simple shapes

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Everything about this card is great. 1) Willie Mays 2) Willie Mays playing for New York 3) The design 4) ESPECIALLY how the card is worn.

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I love the stitches under his eyes! (Wicket the Ewok by deadly_sweet, via Flickr)

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Repurposed lightbulb hot air balloons (however, I don't use incandescent anymore)

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Shawon Dunston charging the mound, but missing the pitcher. April 20, 1987

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Wow. Mitch Williams really rocking the mullet! [4/20/1994]

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Wow! Look at that hair! [Nan Wood Graham, who 53 years ago posted for "American Gothic," one of the most famous paintings by her brother, Grant Wood, stands next to the work Wednesday at the Art Institute. (Sun-Times Photo by Nancy Stuenkel) January 19, 1984]

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Oh snap. What else there to say about this?

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I always liked this guy in He-Man (HE-MAN & MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE Animation Production Cel 1980 Filmation)

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Fredrick Royster Trapjaw!

Matt Maldre That's his name! Thanks Fred!

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Gweedo of Star Wars (by John Soukup)

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Pantone eggs

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This is a cool image when in negative. (1980 Topps Burger King Empire Strikes Back Mask Neg #17)

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This is a cool autograph

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Students at Art Institute bring old auto tires into inner courtyard where they will construct an anti-pollution sculpture in reflecting pool. Hundreds of tires were being unloaded. Chicago Sun-Times photo by Larry Graff. 4/20/1976

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$500,000.00

10/30/1966--Chicago: William Moran, an Art Institute Security guard, looks into the wire waste basket in Grant Park here 10/30 where police found the 16th century Italian painting "Madonna and Child with St. John" by Antonio Carreggio. The $500,000 painting was stolen 18 hours earlier from the Chicago Art Institute. UPI TELEPHOTO

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Anyone want a photo of the Chocolate Man? (1973 Press Photo Chocolate Man Art Institute Exhibit)

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This is the second best handmade Mr. T doll I've seen on eBay. (I own the best.)

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These were my favorite seats in Wrigley. Just three rows in the outfield--the family section. The bleacher expansion eliminated this section forever. I wish my family was in this photo. Wow, I sound so sad.

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A classic shot of Andre Dawson. Pants dirty. Gettin his run on. 7/4/1989 "Andre Dawson swings a hot bat Tuesday for the Cubs. Dawson was 3-for-3 with one RBI and one run scored in the Cubs' 5-1 victory over the Padres at Wrigley Field."

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I love seeing a photo of both Andre Dawson and Michael Jordan together in 1989.

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the plan of attack! (Brewster Rockit)

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The adventures of tintin and his taun taun.

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Hoth Tauntaun of Star Wars (by John Soukup)

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In Watto's shop (by John Soukup)

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I do most of my reading on a pooter by spudart

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Imma genius! by spudart

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Fredrick Royster you're an Upcoming Legend Matt!

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At the Death Star Cafeteria (by John Soukup)

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True life story. #funny #fashion #tie #cardian #oops

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$20.00

4 color screen print by Johnny Sampson 14"x18", edition of 53. $20

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by Bob Staake. Poster Size: 23" x 35" $24.99

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$500,000.00

10/301966: Chicago: William Morgan, Art Institute Security gard, looks into the wire waste basket in Grant Park here 10/30 where police found the 16th century Italian painting "Madonna and Child with St. John" by Antonio Correggio. The $500,000 painting was stolen 18 hours earlier from the Chicago Art Institute. UPI telephoto

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MARVEL HEROES COLOSSUS & WOLVERINE SKETCH (BY ROY COVER)