Open Post: Hurry Up And SLOW. DOWN. With This Kicky '66 Thunderbird!

By AK


Sometimes it feels like things are happening too fast, that the news cycles are accelerating before we can even process what happened in the first place. But you owe it to yourself to take it easy. You deserve it!

Look, whether it's 1966 or 2026, lots of stuff's been going on, but we'll weather whatever the world has to throw our way, we always do. And speaking of...in 1966 the Oscars were televised in color for the first time, as well as the first and only color episode of the original Perry Mason series, "The Case of the Twice-Told Twist:" 



I've never drag-raced (or raced in drag). I'd much rather take a nice leisurely drive along the shore in this '66 Thunderbird. There's some things you just can't hurry--the Supremes know what I mean:


Happy Open Post, darlings!

Photo Credit: AK

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