The missus carved this one freehand.
It’s the Oogie Boogie Man (as if it wasn’t obvious).
Month: October 2018
Waiting for sundown…
Nothing much happened today.
THE MONSTERS BRAKE OUT
Halloween Hot Links
Emu.
Wild West town for sale, only $1.5M [via].
Socialism works in California, but only for some…
How to levitate the components of a sandwich [via].
The POTUS speaks about illegal immigration (and it’s not DJT).
Before they come for you, have your ultralight bugout bag ready to go [via].
The Not Too Bright List. Mix and match the metaphors and similes for fun. I’m not the brightest bulb in the crayon box of hair, so use at your own risk.
Halloween’s coming up in a few days. Just sayin’.
[Top image, Elvira, aka Cassandra Peterson.]
Saturday Matinee – Teensy Weensy Weaponry, The Good, The Bad & The Ugly, John Lee Hooker w/ Carlos Santana, Paul Butterfield, Elvin Bishop, Etta James & others
Small firearm demonstration [via].
One of the greatest spaghetti western themes ever, composed Ennio Morricone, performed live by the The Danish National Symphony Orchestra, and conducted by Sarah Hicks.
John Lee Hooker, Carlos Santana, Paul Butterfield, Etta James and others, live at The Fillmore West, San Francisco on 18 July1986 [via]. I think that’s Elvin Bishop stepping in about 00:06:40.
Have a great weekend, folks, see you back here tomorrow for other inane stuff.
The .Gif Friday Post No.556 – La Calabaza Multiocular, Linus & The Great Pumpkin, and Nope, Nope, Nope.
Burgers, Chicken, Shakes and a Creepy Head on a Stick.
Opened in 1959, Mr. Hamburger is still in business. From their website:
“Situated across from the famous downtown Huntsville “Walls” prison unit, Mr. Hamburger has literally been the first taste of freedom for thousands of released inmates waiting for their bus ride out of town. This influence can be seen in the uniquely named burgers fitting the prison theme.”
[Found here.]
“Bartender, gimme a pint of barley to mix with my hops.”
A Da Vinci Bridge – 15th Century Engineering
Okay 1502 AD is technically the 16th Century, but the engineering was already in existence.
VERY cool – You can build it on the spot if there’s available timber, no connectors required, and you can knock it down and take it with you once your army has crossed the stream, arroyo, ravine or ditch. Here’s one in use (with planks installed):
This kid constructed one without notches or connectors, using friction and compression only.
[Top image from Da Vinci. 2nd image from here, video from here, links found in here.]
