Lynn Guttmann has been appointed Director of Finance for Seattle Center Department effective April 11, 1983. This position includes management of the Operating Fund Finance and Accounting Section, a capital Accounting Section, Management Systems and Warehousing. Further, Ms Guttmann will supervise the preparation and financial management of the Department’s budget, bond fund, the accounting, purchasing and fiscal management of the Department as well as the development and implementation of the Department’s cost accounting system [ebay]

hadn’t really thought about The Mickey Mouse Club and the Mouseketeers for ages.  then bam, Annette passes on, and then I start to remember - remember that in my youths I used to watch reruns of the ’50s version on the Disney Channel (cause there’s nothing better than old Disney stuffs!), and sure, I remember that Annette was the most popular of the Mousers, but I remember that she definitely wasn’t the one that struck my prepubescent fancy…

yep, my gal was Doreen

Doreen Tracey!! 

and little did I know that her lil sweater puppies would grow into this!!!

which instantly elevates her to greatest Disney hottie cutie hottie hottttress ever!!!

yep, even sirpassing my beloved chipmunk Clarice

who set me on a path of loving ladies with chipmunk faces 9ever

Blah Men? Game of Snoozes? yer watching the wrong TV shows…

WHY AREN’T YOU WATCHING BEATING OFF TO THE CLIENT LIST??????????????

where you can have your cake and have it smeared on your chest too

[gifs via]

even though basketball is supposed to be a non-contact sport, Tom Zeimantz, #13 of the University of Hawaii at Hilo seems to be the recipient of a mid-game kiss from Dan Masariu, #22, of Franklin College, Indiana. Masariu was diving for the ball when he landed on Zeimantz. The match was during his first round, of the NAIA 41st Annual National Basketball Tournament. Hawaii won 76-74 advancing to the second round

Kansas City, March 15, 1978, by Jose M More

&

check out these 20th century foxes!!!

Group photo of the 20th Century Fox basketball team,  March 19, 1940

Back row, from left to right – Ken Redding, Roy Lovitt, Frank Lubin, Carl Knowles, Bob Brown, and Bud Fisher, manager

Front row, from left to right – Don Morgan, John Carroll, Art Mollner, and Jack Hupp

[top via ebay / bottom via lapl]