"Queens Man Indicted"
--Queens (N.Y.) Daily Eagle
Holy Kahlua, Batman!
Too many dishes in the sink? Albert Collins scrubs 'em clean in a funny classic.
Too many Mondays? B.B. King & Collins show how to kill a crowd.
Hail two blues masters ...
Clip 1 - Albert Collins, Too Many Dirty Dishes - 1986
Clip 2 - B.B. King & Albert Collins, Beale St. Memphis - 1993
Dave Coverly's latest speedbump book offers 300 laughs.
His work appears in hundreds of newspapers, including the Washington Post and the Globe and Mail.
Scientists believer T-Rex dinosaurs had lips.
Perhaps to hide the "king of tyrant lizards'"
60 teeth.
Image: dailyhive / twitter
Maybe Grimlock has lips.
*Grimlock is an ancient Transformers warrior who takes the form of a Tyrannosaurus rex. He is the leader of the mighty Dinobots.
This MAD-like illustration by Al Runt is promotion for 299 Queen Street West, Sean Menard's film documentary love-note to muchmusic,"the Nation's Music Station" of the 1980s and '90s.
Wild Ontario Corndogs are the Fiddlehead greens of stuff on a stick.
Image: Ontario Corndog Council
Even if you're not in the news business, Marc Edge's new book recounts how Postmedia--the country's biggest print news-corp--came to eternally chew on the government's bailout teat.
Only 36% of Canadians now get news from newspapers. What exactly are we "saving"?
Are we just feeding the buzzards?
The Postmedia Effect is out next week.
Can't wait.
"The Beachcombers centers on Nick Adonidas (Bruno Gerussi), a middle-aged beachcomber on BC's Sunshine Coast, who teams up with a young Indigenous man, Jesse Jim (Pat John), to salvage logs. Enjoy a selection of episodes from the iconic seaside comedy-adventure series, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of its launch on CBC."
--CBC Gem website
Were you triggered by the Beachcombers?
Will moldy 1970s-80s episodes of the "iconic seaside comedy-adventure" trigger you now?
Episodes "ARE" disturbing the CBC title card claims, not "may be". Jeez, the Beachcombers!
Thank god so few can even find Gem.
Arise, my fellow snowflakes!
Contact this blog now to join our class action lawsuit. A CBC WARNING is not enough.
There should be posters in the post office.
Or you could look at the CBC warning and mutter, "Ridiculous."
. The price of crumpets in England doubled in one year. Many folks lost the will to live.
. People who wear sunglasses are trying to keep you from seeing them stare directly at you. This makes them better conversationalists. Uh huh.
. Coddiwomple is a verb. It means to travel in a purposeful manner towards a vague destination. Much like this blog.
. The Eiffel Tower has been repainted 19 times since 1889. It takes 60 tons of paint, but will look spiffy for the summer Olympics next year.
. Cats are the original wet wipes. That's where the inventor got the idea.
. In the 18th century, Mary Toft convinced the medical world she gave birth to rabbits. Seventeen times. This achievement was celebrated in a most beautiful artwork.
A blog bud shares a clip of the Top Secret Drum Corps, Switzerland's group at the top rung of this awesome drill skills niche.
Drumline routines produce fan fever, when they show up at military tattoos and college games that can't afford a tuba.
This drumline features a fight between the flags and drums. How many were lost in the early rehearsals?
If I could walk forwards as well as these guys walk backwards, I'd consume less tumeric.
The link below is actually the best clip, but can only be seen on YouTube's website.
LINK: Another Top Secret drum routine (YouTube)