The #Hashtag Whisperer. Not to be confused with Mr. Google.
[Found here.]
Category: Stupid
Magical Jazzy Ponytail
[Found here. Tip o’ the tarboosh to Andrew B.]
12/8/12 8:12:8
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The .Gif Friday Post No.240 – Pondering Sloth, Godzilla Madhouse & Catbox WTF
A Faux Ignosecond
Oops
No idea if that photo was staged, but it doesn’t matter because it made me smile. [Found in here.]
Stalking Stalkers
“Here. Hold my beer. They gotta be out there somewhere.”
[Tip o’ the tarboosh to K. Wolff.]
Catbox Triptych
Saturday Matinee – Playing For Change, Rolling Stones, Steppenwolf & Meatloaf
The Stones‘ “Gimme Shelter” by multinational conglomeration Playing For Change, created by American producer Mark Johnson, is very cool. (Watch for Taj Mahal.)
I find it odd that they would choose that particular song, as it’s forever linked to a free rock festival in 1969 that ended up in tragedy at Altamont Speedway, California, much of it due to the actions of the hired “police” – Sonny Barger & The Hell’s Angels.
The event is best known for having been marred by considerable violence, including one homicide and three accidental deaths: two caused by a hit-and-run car accident and one by drowning in an irrigation canal. Four births were reported during the event. Scores were injured, numerous cars were stolen and then abandoned, and there was extensive property damage.
From the same year, Steppenwolf had a hit with the greatest biker song ever – “Born To Be Wild.” Okay, where do we go from here? Oh wait. I know.
That’s for José from Spain who tutored me on cryptanalysis, and recently discovered the wonderworld of Meat Loaf.
Have a great weekend folks, and be back here tomorrow for Day 3 of our 6th Glorious Year of pure awesomenecessity.
Abhorrence and Misplaced Animosity
Don’t worry. Tacky Raccoons is not going to morph into a political blog, yet we’re not going to completely ignore current events either. If common sense offends you, you won’t like what we’ve posted below the break, and you can click on the image and listen to Peter Tosh instead. Continue reading “Abhorrence and Misplaced Animosity”
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