True story: I was working the pledge drive for a PBS station (because I'm a viewer, like you) during the local art auction last year and had to field calls from old women demanding to know why the Hell (direct quote) Lawrence Welk wasn't on. Because it was something they waited all week for. My takeaway from this was a new appreciation for "hope I die before I get old."
On the other hand, if Welk had been the star of a Hanna-Barbara mystery show, I would watch the crap out of it just for the accent.
Via Jeffrey Jon Pidgeon
Lawrence Welk comics. Let me repeat that: Lawrence. Welk. Comics.
Farewell Astrodome. You will be remembered for hosting a kickass social-satirizing, "Bullitt"-parodying, Shelley Duvall-introducing, existential modern-Icarus-mythologizing Robert Altman film. At least that's what I'll remember it for. They held sports events there, right?
America is not a young land: it is old and dirty and evil before the settlers, before the Indians. The evil is there waiting.
It is happening again ... It is happening again ...
"Yeah, I ... I forgot my mantra."
The proverbial Goldblum.
(See also: The proverbial Walken.)
After escaping the Village, Number Six left the spy game behind and opened a mobile tea room and cabaret to mixed reactions on the A20 motorway.
Whelp, the day can end now. This pretty much makes it.
I wish I had this hedgehog's moves.
A hedgehog dancing to Lily Allen’s “Fuck You.” I did it in like 10 minutes, don’t judge me.
Happy anniversary Comics Curmudgeon!
(I always hear the Price Is Right theme whenever I see this panel.)
"Sandbox fight" ... Wait, but cats use sandboxes to ... Oh gross.
I think I’m about done with the D’s, not because there aren’t more good ones in the D section but because it’s getting hard to remember which ones I’ve done already.
Here’s the world’s most melodramatic sandbox fight.
Written by a caffeine addict with a Reader's Digest vocabulary. Original post content © by Alex D. Olson
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