Bansky Does the Queen?
God save the Queen.
God save the Queen.
I rushed home for lunch each day to watch the Flintstones. It was only recently I discovered this little nugget from The Masquerade Ball episode.
Licking these envelopes might be a juicy proportion for some. The fruit flavored envelopes might get you licking envelopes once again. Mast mailers beware!
More Bradbury. A half-hour television documentary about Ray Bradbury (1963) by David L. Wolper. Included is Bradbury's "Dial Double Zero," a short story about intelligence within a telephone
Great this is what we all need. Cats with hats. Where are my dogs on hogs?
If you got your Maryland High School Diploma, you will notice there is a spelling mistake. Program was spelled pogram. Back to the printing press.
Christmas is early this year with a Quentin Tarantino trailer of his new movie "Django Unchained."
Ray Bradbury offers his personal ideas about art and the purpose of writing.
Remember when it took forever to long onto the internet with that dial-up modem sound. I miss those sounds. Maybe not.
At this bookstore I have been stealing concepts for my own art. I am a thief, not an artist. The same could be said about bloggers.
I am saddened to hear that my favorite sci-fi writer is dead at the age of 91. Ray Bradbury is no more above ground with us, but his
Joe Cool he is not but this doghouse sleeping dog is darn close in mimicking Snoopy. Wonder if he has a typewriter.