[Found here, here, here, and here. Last one cropped, mirrored, reversed and reflected just for fun. Didn’t turn out like I wanted, but so what. It was an experiment.]
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The .Gif Post No. 336 – Scary Scaffold, Diving Cat, Kitty WTF, & Whipped Cream Noodling.
Friday, 25 May 2018Retro Rocky Horror
Thursday, 24 May 2018
[Found here.]
Very Cool but Not Cool.
Wednesday, 23 May 2018
Druids.
Tuesday, 22 May 2018
Stonework
Monday, 21 May 2018
At some point in the history of this building, manufactured blocks became unavailable and Tetris was invented.
[Found in here.]
Important Mop Handle Assembly Hot Links
Sunday, 20 May 2018
“Animal House” dialogue transcript here.
BOON: Otter, holy shit! Otis Day and the Knights! l don't believe this.
“Missing Missy” still amuses me.
How to make an Electric Tennis Racket Guitar.
It took seven minutes. Awesome senior prank.
The Outer Space Octopus Theory is plausible.
Donnie Baker is justifiably pissed, “…all because my neighbor to the north told the Home Owner’s Association my boat was an eyesore. ‘WELL, SO’S YOUR WIFE, MITCHELL!'”
[Top image found in my kitchen.]
Saturday Matinee – Allotria Jazz Band, Fats Waller, Leon Redbone & Captain Beefheart
Saturday, 19 May 2018
Die Allotria Jazzband ist eine Combo, die 1969 in München gegründet wurde und dem traditionellen Jazz verpflichtet ist. [Allotria translates to Monkey Business.] “Wolverine Blues” was written and recorded by Jelly Roll Morton in 1923.
Two decades later, Fats Waller was playing the same style.
Nice lip-sync of a pretty song. According to the UToobage:
“Myra Johnson voiced-over the girl “vocalist” sitting on the piano, who, according to trumpeter Eddie Henderson, is his mother.”
In 1975, over five decades later, Leon Redbone recorded his own version (and this isn’t it. Click the link). Mr. Redbone’s music is meant for eggs and coffee and a side of toast.
That’s a version of Blind Blake‘s recording from 1929.
Captain Beefheart recorded an entirely different song called “Diddy Wah Diddy” that was later covered by The Fabulous Thunderbirds.
Whoa. I just found out that “Diddy Wah Diddy” was written by Willie Dixon and Bo Diddley, and was recorded in 1956.
Now it all makes sense.
Have a great weekend folks and be back here tomorrow for more diddy wah diddy.
The .Gif Post No. 535 – Dial 4 x Infinity, Hamburger Heaven & Riding The Crazy Train
Friday, 18 May 2018
We recently posted our 1,600th .gif but I don’t know which one gets the award because I’m estimating. If you’ve got time on your pants and you’re bored, have at it. –Bunk
