From the monthly archives: February 2009
I’ve run from one damned thing to the other since I got up, and I have nothing to say about any of it. So there. The stuff that’s interesting I can’t talk about, yet, and the stuff that’s been kicking around my head for the last few weeks gets dumped into a screed I’m cooking. [...]
Because it’s a liquid it washes so clean. That makes sense, doesn’t it? Simple, intuitive sense. Those powders clot and clump and don’t dissolve completely. But Wisk is different! It’s in a fluid state!
I chose this one instead of the ring-around-the-collar era Wisk commercials for one simple reason: it’s pleasant. The others were [...]
Remember: the Black and White World series isn’t a series of dreary reviews. It’s just an excuse to look at the styles, faces, cars, mores, attitudes, AND fonts of the pre-color era. Let’s begin:
This week it’s one of the more popular early Hitchcock movie. I love Hitch, but I don’t worship the entire [...]
Can Dale Evans lasso while skydiving? I think we know the answer to that. Go HERE.
Some shots taken from the weekend hunt & gather operation. I wonder if these are new?
Note the typeface: it has an inner shadow, which refers to the recessed cavities into which you had to put the scapel in the game. Nice touch. Just seems like a peculiar idea for fruit snacks. Sorry, [...]
Comments have turned out well, and I thank you – this is just what I’d hoped. Almost to 4K in the blog’s brief run. That doesn’t count some of the. . . intently focused spam I’ve had recently. My spam, let me share it with you:
made some good points. I did a search on laxative [...]
From the age when boys were encouraged to combine the power of oats with thick, salty beverage that combines the refreshing power of pasta sauce with the eye-appeal of coagulating blood:
Never liked V-8. The commercials specific to the drink had men and women smiting themselves in the forehead with regret, declaiming that they [...]
Shot this yesterday for a piece on the remove of the gigantic cherry from the commensurately gigantic spoon. Needs a Sousa march, as you’ll see.
It’s rare we have a comic book tie-in to a Matchbook, but we do. Full story HERE. What a name for a Baghdad GI:
The weekend was excellent, because it was the weekend. And for other reasons. Saturday I ran errands, of course; that meant Target. I was pleased to see the first true sign of spring: the “international bazaar” section, which exists simply because they haven’t invented a holiday between Christmas and spring with sufficient retail mass to [...]
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