- 00:00:02 Happy New Year! In UTC. The only time anybody should be paying attention to. Woo! 2018! Woo! Everyone excited now?… https://t.co/ogVO6oWCfd
- 00:14:53 OK, watched the London fireworks and such. Now done, right?
- 01:00:29 Retweeted @mattblaze 2017-12-31 18:10:08 I’m apparently in a tiny minority because I believe both that it is wrong to call police SWAT teams on gaming rival… https://t.co/E3O6QVbQzl
- 01:01:10 Oh goody. https://t.co/bbYHTrlItT
- 01:02:58 Retweeted @michaelbd 2017-12-31 22:26:14 As 2017 closes, I still have a question. Why did that guy shoot hundreds of people in Vegas?
- 02:45:54 Retweeted @sarahbennetto 2017-12-31 13:56:49 Citizens of Earth, I have grave news from the future here in Melbourne, Australia.
We did the Phil Collins 11:56:40… https://t.co/0NpRHZcyIg - 04:48:04 New Year’s Moon Halo https://t.co/cVnQEHr1y5 https://t.co/C4BNgQmu2c
- 05:10:02 Retweeted @CandiceAiston 05:08:57 LOL, reminds me of the casino of terrible people on The Last Jedi. <symbol> https://t.co/q6v8nQvvPw
- 05:24:36 @B_M_Finnigan Will fix. Must have misread your later tweets…. in reply to B_M_Finnigan
- 05:25:13 Thread. 2017 was the first year since 1957 with no fatalities from the crash of a regularly scheduled commercial je… https://t.co/QDZptkyoi8
Taken just south of Everett, WA at 2018-01-01 04:30 UTC. This week’s Curmudgeon’s Corner is the annual predictions show! Sam and Ivan give all their predictions for 2018 on the topics of politics, the economy, technology, international issues, and other random things too. Basically, predictions on anything they can think of. How will they do? Listen now and every week for the next year, and you will find out! Click below to listen and subscribe!
Show Details: Recorded 2017-12-28
The Curmudgeon’s Corner theme music is generously provided by Ray Lynch. Our intro is “The Oh of Pleasure” (Amazon MP3 link) Our outro is “Celestial Soda Pop” (Amazon MP3 link) Both are from the album “Deep Breakfast” (iTunes link) Please buy his music and support his GoFundMe.
Taken just south of Everett, WA on Christmas 2017 (UTC). Snow falls, then mostly melts away again. My timelapses are normally at a dynamically changing pace depending on how much change is happening in this picture, but I readjusted this one to keep a pace of approximately 1 hour every 5 seconds, so 2 minutes for the full 24 hours.
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