Brent Fox

@esrtweet Do you know Bohren & Der Club of Gore? Excellent German doom-jazz.

I just recently discovered Snarky Puppy. How in the hell did a jazz-fusion band this good hide from me for so long?

What’s the best movie soundtrack, in your opinion of course?

@ThrillaRilla369 Raleigh R2500 bmx!

Age yourself by naming a popular bike brand from your childhood I’ll go first Haro

@elonmusk You really ought to have the Imperial March playing as you roll that thing out.

I love giant machines

What’s the dumbest name for a business? I’ll start: Fifth Third Bank

@BGWFans That looks great!

One of the most obvious culinary updates happening this year has been the renovation of the Festhaus Foyer bar to incorporate a new coffee component. Walls came down last week—looking close to ready to open now! LOVE the little bauernmalerei-style art integrating a coffee cup! 😍

Seems like a good time for a little thread of culinary facility upgrade updates. See below for Festhaus Foyer, Das Edelweiss, and Alpengeist Refreshments updates! 🧵 ⬇️

@patobonato I was scrolling through your list, wondering where (or if) Taiwan would be on the list. Seeing it at #2 does not surprise me at all. A wonderful place. Lovely, lovely people.

2- Taiwán 🇹🇼 La gente es súper amable. En muchas ocasiones nos tocó caminar de noche y teníamos certeza 100% de que no iba a pasar nada. Incluso caminamos por barrios que en infraestructura estaban muy mal, y así y todo seguíamos sintiéndonos seguro. Una vez más la inseguridad NO tiene que ver con la economía, sino con la cultura de la gente.

Hilo de Países donde me sentí más seguro caminando de noche (de menos seguro al más seguro):

@MatthewModine Is that you, John Wayne? Is this me?

Just found this Polaroid from making FULL METAL JACKET in 1985.

@Parkeology Wowzers. Haven't seen that one before. Great photo.

Check out this view! This is what people mean when they talk about sightlines. There are so many iconic views throughout EPCOT that many guests never see. Have you ever caught this one?

@RoyRogers_HTMS I saw this tour in Memphis at the Pyramid (before it became a Bass Pro Shop, lol). The hurdy gurdy was mesmerizing. At the time, I had no idea what I was looking at.

Jimmy Page & Robert Plant absolutely CRUSHING “When The Levee Breaks” live in 1995 — with Nigel Eaton’s hypnotic hurdy-gurdy 🔥 That swampy blues riff meets the ancient, droning folk sound of the hurdy-gurdy is pure magic. Raw power, Plant’s howl, Page’s guitar mastery… Zeppelin energy at its finest!

@ick_real Eudora

I'm looking for a ridiculously old-fashioned girl's name for our new born . Think great-grandma name. Very old and rare. Any suggestions asap pls?

@equine__dentist Purveyors of fine hot dogs for 26 years and counting! Jib Jab!

a little too real for me jibjab hot dog

@nikutaberuru Yes! I have a mid-90’s Ibanez SV470 and a MIJ Fender Bass VI. Also a Kawai baby grand piano. Wonderful instruments.

親愛なるアメリカ兄貴たち 日本ではアメリカ製の楽器が 熱狂的に愛されています。 アメリカには日本製の楽器を 愛している人達はいるでしょうか？

@learning_yohei Because of Joe Cool

日本から投稿しています。アメリカ人に質問があります。どうしてアメリカ人はいつもサングラスをつけているんですか？日本人はあまりサングラスをつけません😎🇺🇸

外国の人達、こういうのが好きなんでしょ？日本の城は良いぞ…。そっちのお城も見せてくれよ。

@nikutaberuru Hondas and Toyotas. They run forever!

BBQでデカい肉を食べている 陽キャなアメリカ兄貴たちは どんな車に乗っているのだろう。

@yama3tequila Why, Johnny Ringo…you look like somebody just walked over your grave.

アメリカの兄弟達に…！！ 俺達は映画トゥームストーンのカウボーイズのファンだぞ！！

@MGSWITHCQC I’ve been driving Hondas since I was a teenager. Never seen a bike like that though. That thing looks cool!!!

アメリカの兄貴達、俺はあんた達みたいに自慢できるBBQはないが自慢のバイクならある ホンダは好きかい？結構、ならますます好きになるだろう ポケットバイクのモトコンポだ。小さくも力強く、折り畳んでどこにも載せれる え？知らない⁇大丈夫、今知ったからにはもう頭から離れないだろう

@LeafInstruments What a beautiful instrument! I hear guitars are very popular in Japan.

アメリカ及び海外のニキ、ネキ達へ オリジナルのアコースティックギターを作っている者です。フォローお願いします！

@m_takewaka @Dontfeedthecrz You should come! My kids and I have the same dream about eating our way across Japan. We watch videos on YouTube and daydream.

@Dontfeedthecrz だからこそ面白いのだよ。想像してごらん。新しい味を求めてロードトリップするんだよ。考えただけでワクワクするよ！

My American friends, I'm facing a major problem here. When I say I want to eat American BBQ, some Americans say, "come to Texas," others say, "come to South Carolina," and still others say, "come to Missouri." I'm confused. Are you guys going to start a BBQ civil war?