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So I’m Going Through Old Photos…

…trying to track down something specific in my offline Menz folder. I have everything organized by year and month according to when they were originally downloaded, but that’s not helping me find what I’m looking for.

But while perusing the archives, what I’m discovering is a lot of old friendly, um—faces—that I’d forgotten about. I was also reminded that many of my favorite websites—cough—dudesoffcampus.com—cough—are long gone. I also realized that since I wiped everything in my original blog prior to 2011, I can repost a vast majority of these pictures now and if you ignore the date stamps or the year-specific names, no one will be the wiser.

Yes, I’m evil that way. 😈

Anyhow, one of these favorite faces I used to “chat” with back in the day was this cutie, “BryGuy”

I was going to say at the time I could never understand what this 25 year old found attractive in a pudgy 43 year old, but whatever. We both enjoyed our  “chats.”

Getting information out of him was a challenge—although he wasn’t shy about anything else, if you catch my drift. (Out of respect for his privacy I never screencapped those pictures.) As I recall he lived in Ontario and worked for a finance company of some kind. So if he was 25 in 2001, that would make him 50 today.  I wonder how the years have treated him.

Hmmm…

After uploading one of the photos to ChatGPT and using the command, “Age him 25 years,” it  offered up this view of him at 50:

Apple’s Image Playground came up something similar (it refused to accept the shirtless pic so I had to use a different one)

Still hot.

 

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Evening Tunes

Peter Erskine – Transition (1987)

I originally bought this disc in 1987—for obvious reasons—long before I had gotten into jazz. Despite the bear on the cover, after a few listenings, I just couldn’t get into it and ended it selling/trading it at Streetlight Records on Market Street. Nearly 40 years years later I ran across it again and wondered if my musical taste in general or appreciation for more freeform jazz had changed any.

It had. It’s that one disc I always pull out when I can’t decide what to listen to. But to be honest there is still one track on the album that I consistently skip over if the remote is handy.

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