[Amazing collection of frogs from here. Thanx, Dan.]
[Excellent find from Aussie Phil.]
Odd and mildly disturbing just doesn’t describe it. [Via MB.]
Mojo & Jello Biafra make their point?
Yep. Payback time. This song made me smile even before I posted THIS video (which BTW was our very first post).
There’s always one who thinks sleeps outside of the box. Unlike CATS.
[Since Feels.ru has begun tagging their images and has gotten a little smuttier recently, I’ve taken them off the blogroll. I might link to individual posts instead.]
I wanna watch ’em unload it. That’s all I want.
Now, what do Howard Stern, Rush Limbaugh, Kirsty Alley, Rob Zombie, Joe Frazier, the “Amazing Kreskin” and Bunk Strutts all have in common? Continue reading “HAY!”
17 Gods, from Hanuman, and only one of them is not pissed at you.
25 Greatest Calvin & Hobbes Strips.
Probably no one will attempt to fight. [Via Nurse Myra.]
“Future Schlock” by P.J. O’Rourke is worth a read.
How could you miss it? WEASEL PUKE.
And just in case you missed this, ya gotta see this worm. It pukes itself up.
Speaking of coffee, Rockhoppers has a radio ad.
“We’ve seen just a skyrocketing autism rate. Some people are suspicious that it’s connected to the vaccines. This person included.” More scientific ignoramuses here.
James Burke’s excellent series “Connections” is required viewing. Here’s Part 3 of Episode 1. I’d forgotten about the show until Mr. GAB reminded me.
The Ocapellos were the greatest singing group ever if only because Frank Zappa took their song “The Stars” and mooshed it into “Fountain of Love,” recorded as Ruben & the Jets.
Speaking of Frank Zappa, one of his greatest influences was one Edgard Varese. John M. of Uncertain Times found some great gems and posted them here.
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Don’t read too much into this Freudian trainwreck. Been busy this week. (And yeah, that’s really what your mouth looks like when you go “phttttttp.”)
BUNK’S TRIVIA CORNER: “Click-Clack” was recorded by Dickie Doo and the Dont’s. Although it sucked donkeys big time, it was their biggest hit, went to #28 in 1958. They had a minor hit (more recently covered by Bad Manners) “NeNeNaNaNaNaNuNu.”
I think Dickie Doo, aka Gerry Granahan, got arrested for threatening to blow up a bank in Southern California in the 1970’s. The Brooklyn band was named after Dick Clark’s son’s nickname. Really.
Yeah! Play that song again! You know! I LOVE IT! Yeah! 96 TEARS! Milk-Bones all around!
Dogs are so simple and awesome without even trying.
[Image from AmyOops.]
[Image from Nurse M.]
Tacky Raccoons 
