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What's New, Pussycat?

Posted by Bob Namar on

More that a third of all the households in the U.S. harbor one. They are one of the world's most destructive predators yet we feed them, groom them, and share our home with them. They make us uneasy seeing things we don't see, and hearing things we don't hear. We keep them as pets even though they rank just slightly above coasters in terms of their responsibility. But it is difficult to remain melancholy or even indifferent when they rub their furry faces against your leg. And there is just no way to talk about their behavior and habits that...

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AMERICA - It's Time To Vote

Posted by Bob Namar on

If you want change, you have to vote. If you don’t want change, you have to vote. Twenty million Americans have reached voting age since the last presidential election. Many of them aren’t registered to vote yet  At YESTERCOOL, we’ve released our newest collection. Our Get Out the Vote series leverages retro and vintage design elements to create modern messages that enable you to tell others that you are voting, and that they should, too. (Of course, in order to vote, you have to be registered.  Go to vote.gov to register to vote.) Your "right to vote" is not explicitly...

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Baseball is Back! For now...

Posted by Bob Namar on

Baseball is set within the story arc of an inning, a game, a season.

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Our Austin, Texas Collection

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Why did we choose to feature Austin, Texas to launch Yestercool? So many reasons...

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What is Yestercool?

Posted by Bob Namar on

Welcome to Yestercool.com, featuring styles and designs from yesterday and yesteryear, based on lifestyles, trends, or art forms from the historical past, including in music, modes, fashions, or attitudes. Retro-Vintage-Cool: that's us. We've launched our brand with a salute to Austin of the past. Revisit Sixth Street, and other downtown eateries, bars, clubs and restaurants that were the Go-To places for Austin-tes during the decades of the 1970s, 80s and 90s.  Austin was most certainly the “Live Music Capital of the World,” probably home to Texas’ best barbecue, and arguably the hottest place on earth. But the city, for one moment...

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