



Big Ugly Wheels, The Beat Farmers (1990)The Beat Farmers (1983–1995) were a great band from San Diego, California (best experienced live) and featured the late Country Dick Montana. According to their website, they’ve since reformed re-formed with a new lineup.
Ce n’est pas pizza.
C’est une pizza.
Dogs and horses [via Bunkerville].
Who put Luebella down the wych-elm?
Bailong Elevator [via Everlasting Blört].
“Can we keep him?” [via Thompsonblog].
Electric throat guitar?! [via Memo Of The Air].
[Top image: Painting by Robert Abele III, found at My OBT.]
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[Found here.]

[Found here.]

The Cry Of The Wild Goose, Frankie Laine (1950)
The wild goose nose song scored No. 1 on Billboard’s most played by deejays list in 1950, the third of Laine’s three consecutive No. 1 hits of that year.
I Am Boris Kelstorm [via IDHMGO].
Paris street art [via Mme. Jujujive].
Dairy Queens of yore [via Memo Of The Air].
Misophonia and an example of misophonia.
1947 road trip (with music from 1959?) [via Bunkerville].
[Top image: Painting by Quebec painter Mark Lague found here.]
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[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.]
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Although I can appreciate the talent and effort, a couple of those look better without the noisy artistry. Click any image to enlarge.
[These and more Trompe-l’œil found here.]

[Found here.]