
[Found here.]

[Found here.]

Unfortunately I was unable to find a copy of the text, but apparently others did. Here are some reviews culled from https://imgur.com/gallery/GJOa1:
“Is this R.L. Stine’s new Goosebumps series?”
“I can’t wait to see the screenplays. I hope they can get JJ Abrams.”
“I hope the movies stay loyal to the books.”
“I’d be willing to bet “Linger” by the Cranberries is on the soundtrack.”
“Guaranteed the 2nd one isn’t as good as the first, it never is.”
“STILL a better love story than Twilight.”
“It’s good, but it’s no Scrotie McBoogerballs.”
“Can’t wait for the 3rd, and the prequel.”
“But who was left to kill in the sequel? Or is it a tale of redemption about the fart coming to terms with its dark past?”
“He’s come back with more of his kind to wipe out all carbon-based life.”
“I prefer the fanfic version where the Fart actually saves the world by defeating the alien invaders.”
“Heeeey this is originally from the Writers’ HQ 60 Minute Novel workshop – can you credit pls? Cheers.”
“Not college, but places…”
[Unknown author / publishing date. The photo dates to 2016, h/t Pam M. via FB. Unconfirmed, but the books may be the work of this kid.]

Sh-Boom (Life Could Be A Dream), Allison Young (2020) A multi-instrumentalist from Nashville, Allison Young has a timeless style, as evidence by her cover of The Chords‘ 1954 classic. (More about her at My OBT.)
Better than Bic {via Bunkerville].
Megalithic Ireland [via Mme. Jujujive].
Books of bricks [via The View From Lady Lake].
Irish “Sheena” McCalla 1956 [via Memo Of The Air].
[Top image cropped and modified from lost original source, dates to March 2008 according to Tineye.]
From the Archives: 1 year ago. 5 years ago. 10 years ago. 15 years ago.

[Found here.]

[Found here.]

La Cumbia de Spiderman (El Hombre Araña), Patada y COZ (2022)
Twin brothers Gabo and Frank have a following in Mexico, South America and the US, with a number of records available for downloading. In 2016 their recording of El Pasito Perrón (the Big Dog Step) went viral.
The Voices [via Memo Of The Air}.
Kevin the Rooster [h/t eaglesoars].
Turn of the century bicycle stunts.
Reading Ulysses in Montana #625.
The lyrics to The Good, The Bad And The Ugly.
Kim Jon Un’s captive flashmob [via Bunkerville].
The Blue Berg of Happiness [via The View from Lady Lake].
[Top image: Impasto painting by Jason Anderson, found at My OBT.]
From the Archives: 1 year ago. 5 years ago. 10 years ago. 15 years ago.
Hamptons in Space
“This one stars grown-ups, but it was still directed/edited/animated by a ’70s Kid with a Super 8 camera in Hyannis, MA in 1979. Sound added decades later after he reluctantly grew up. Check out the award-winning documentary on the making of all his films at super8daze.com.”
Shannon McNally, Audley Freed, Eric Deaton and Cedric Burnside make for a tight combo.
Tom Jones does mighty fine work with the blues. From the Utoobage comments: “He walked on stage, didn’t say a word, and laid this down. Absolutely killed the audience with the first song.”
George Thorogood covered a lot of blues classics in his own style, including this one by Howlin’ Wolf.
Kinda glad this week is over and done with because I have a porch to take care of tomorrow. See you there.