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Frank found a number of news items that were too short for a full video and combined them into a faux newscast. He channels 1950s newscaster John Cameron Swayze as he reports on pricey antiquarian books and ephemera as well as technological developments. He especially likes the news that they can print brain cells, which leads to his latest mantra, “Print makes you smarter.”

Published on October 8, 2021

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By Jeff Brito on Oct 08, 2021

Good stuff!

By Raymond Sielski on Oct 08, 2021

I can sell you some Poloroid Film

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