The Leisurely Historian…
...is the blog of Tad Suiter, a Doctoral Student, public historian, and digital humanities dilettante.
I study media, communication, technology, and culture in 19th and 20th century America.
What I'm Doing...
- Kids of today meet the toys of yesterday. Can today's Kids figure out the Technology of the 1980's? http://t.co/KVpx0heC 1 hr ago
- McDonalds knew Legos were a unisex toy back in 1986! http://t.co/a7i7nMBb 1 hr ago
- Never noticed until @gkur pointed it out yesterday-- the dude from American Pickers looks a lot like Bob from Sesame Street! 6 hrs ago
- Well, this seems like a horrible idea... (although some of those creative teams ARE interesting.) http://t.co/mI1wu60Z HT @HardScifiLass 7 hrs ago
- Now I have no way of proving that I had more friends on Friendster than Mark Zuckerberg. (I honestly did.) 17 hrs ago
- More updates...
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