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…And you’re next.
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Category: Humor
Heavy Metal
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The Real Pinocchio Creeps Me Right Out.
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Living In A Barbie World
Photos of People Standing By A TV
Not so long ago, owning a black and white TV was a status symbol. Then color TVs came along, and someone invented a tinted screen with a parabolic lens that less affluent folks could attach to their b/w sets to simulate color – it had a brown tint on the bottom for dirt, blue on the top for sky, and a bizarre flavor of red/pink in the middle where the actors’ faces usually were – and it magnified the size of the screen. This cheap fixit was often better at rendering hues than the color TVs were, as the latter often gave the actors a distinctive fuzzy green complexion anyway.
At least Spock looked good.
[More pictures of people standing next to their TV sets here.]
Saturday Matinee – Jim Huish, Jim Stafford, School House Rock & Amber’s Drive
When I’m Gone (The Cup Song) Jim Huish of the Nashville Americana-pop group Amber’s Drive offers up a cover of the song “Cups (When I’m Gone)” [via].
Jim Stafford‘s “My Girl Bill” popped into my head the other day for no good reason. I’d forgotten about it for decades, and kinda wished it had stayed that way. So where do we go from here? Maybe this.
I never watched SHR, but that one seems familiar.
Amber’s Drive has good harmonies, a nice vibe, and a song that jives with my attitude these days. Have a great weekend, folks. Be back here tomorrow.
The Gif. Friday Post No. 362 – Tardigrade, Trampoline Parkour & Drive-Thru
This little dude is not.
This little dude is incarcerated.
“A Skinny Girl Stuffing Balloons In Her Chonies.” It’s supposed to be art or something.
Bummer.
I don’t think this meets code. The grab bar is over 36 inches above the floor and there’s no ass-gasket dispenser.
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Tacky Raccoons 