Beneath the Bebop Moon

Hello. I'm J.D. I live in Seoul (but I'm from New Mexico and also lived in Texas and Oregon), where I spend all of my time listening to rock 'n' roll, wandering around town and watching comedies and sports. While I was once a man trapped in his room, I have become a sort of traveler, amateur photographer, (horribly untalented) guitar player, blogger, etc.

(My music blog: Velvet Night Sky)

(My personal blog: No Hippie Johnny)

Favorite Tags

My Own Photography

Beatles

Community (the tv show)

Parks and Recreation (the tv show)

The Office

Mad Men

Music

"The biggest excitement was provided by a brief appearance by Oakland’s No. 3 quarterback Terrelle Pryor and a pesky pigeon who stayed on the field for much of the first half before being captured at the break by the grounds crew to the dismay of the fans."

— Associated Press account of the 12/16/12 Kansas City/Oakland football game.

Raiders football, catch the excitement. (Geez. What a terrible year)

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Halloween? When hasn’t it been Halloween in the Raider Nation? Either way, Happy Hallows Eve, Raider fans!

Camera: Canon PowerShot S3 IS
Aperture: f/3.2
Exposure: 1"
Focal Length: 10mm

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Blood war.

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“He caught it!” The Sea of Hands game, 1974.

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Napoleon.

I used to kill it with him in all of the video games.

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Visionary.

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kfox94:

Oakland Raiders General Manager Reggie McKenzie in his days as an Los Angeles Raider linebacker in the 1980s

Prodigal Son.

1968 Defensive Linemen Carleton Oats and Dan Birdwell

I can’t wait for football season.

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R.I.P.

(Source: reasonseven)

siphotos:

Jim Brown (No. 32) enjoys the view from the sideline during a 1960 game between the Browns and Eagles. The game took place at Franklin Field on the University of Pennsylvania campus. Brown is celebrating his 76th birthday today. (Neil Leifer/SI)

GALLERY: Top 32 All-Time Running Backs | Iconic Syracuse Photos
SI VAULT: Jim Brown - Why I play fullback (9.26.60)