Man with the Golden Arm

Apparently there are several "editions' floating around, but here's one I found.... Robert Tilton farting video ← ← you gotta see > # 4! < that one is just sublime. this guy that makes them really came into his own (err) on that installment.

no, this Yeager, Mister.

I only put up those photos for Evan's benefit. A toast of Yeager-meister it is!

Was just thinking about this this morning and happy to find that the Globe put it all in writing for me: sheesh!

Totonto Film Festival

even sexier in a "skirt"!

careful w/ them Phillips. i had some and a couple of them peeled like and onion. boo, hiss.

Isn't he plying his soft paws over in the hinterlands at assisting this natural disaster:

some people have no taste. WOOF!

that kind of blue humor just can't be quoted enough.

What Coach Nick Bollettieri said: "Maybe someone needs to pop her in the (butt),"

key west rottweiler

another relic. "reclining newt"

some woman with a kooky rasta hat who worked at a health food store. extremely old sketch.

you are wacked! Mark Beyer commandeering the Yellow Submarine.

Joeface - Nice! great attention to the hands and feet. always the first things to be set aside I find. while there are many things to check out I immediately thought of Trina Schart Hyman's book "The Fortune Tellers"".

yes, it puts the cloud like hair into a whole 'nother perspective. amazing stuff ← that's no cloud, and i'm no critic, but ... as you can discern by the envelopment of his tresses the artist is strongly influenced by the japonais block paintings of hokusai. do note the plunging dali-esque neckline that might be an hommage to the peanutbutter and banana sammich.

I'm guessing those might be two questions based upon the use of periods. (?) But I guess it all depends on how you like your sexy. Then the answers would be yes, not that there's anything wrong with that.

I like these Koss Porta Pros. A tad goofy looking but they beat the Grado portables big time for use w/ small electronix.

While your there.... Picked up this 2005 reprint of Roy Carr's "Century of Jazz" at Borders for $7.99! (in them huge stacks near the registers.) Wacky book and probably not the quintessential literatie jazz snob's pick but a great, great selection of pix, art, ads and lp covers. Chapters on organists, messengers, soul jazz, jazz movies etc... and even a spot on Mosaic. Cheap enough to buy one for each can!