If you know me, stalk me or have held a conversation with me, you know I am a HUGE Seinfeld fan. So the fact that it took me this long to finally visit Tom’s Restaurant is embarrassing. That however, didn’t make it any less awesome. Of course, I kept my excitement to myself as to not look like a total doofus infront of the workers there or the casual customers walking in and out buying their coffee and such. Traveling all the way to 110 St seems insane, especially from Brooklyn, and maybe it is. But hey, Jerry & co. ate there so I had to as well.

Now that we’ve covered that, what did I eat there you ask? Was it the Tuna on Rye? The BIG Salad? Salmon (because it swims against the current, while tuna swims with it)? the Soup with crackers? What? WHAT DID I HAVE?!?1 AHHH!! By now, you’re probably on the edge of your seat in all out anticipation. Well friend, let me solve this giant mystery.

It was hot as shit that day, so I had wings and cheesy fries. While I am no stranger to either, for some reason, on this day..this great great day – they both somehow tasted better than normal. It was such a chill spot, no doubt I’ll be heading back. If you live in the NYC area and a Seinfeld fan, stop by. If you see me, tell a Seinfeld joke or I won’t respond. I’m probably not kidding either.

Shit, I dunno man. Sometimes you just want to walk across a bridge. And what better choice than the Brooklyn Bridge. Plus on such a nice day where everyone is roaming the city – why the fuck not? If you’ve never been up there, I recommend it. If for no other reason than to read the messages people have written all over it. And the view. The view is sick. After all the shitty weather we had this winter, go out and enjoy the sun folks!

Continuing where my last Retro Art post left off, these are a few of my old comic strips I made when I had aspirations of being a comic artist. Circa 2002. If I ever had the time, I’d continue it just for the fun of it. Enjoy!