Hello Kitty Banana Cover (Hello Kitty Hell)
(Blog via Nag on the Lake.)
Arrest Made in Bomb at Texas Clinic (AP)
Scheck’s teacher had each child write a “Spring Time Poem” for the event.
There were many, many, many shiny happy poems about bunnies, and flowers, and sunshine.
And then there was Schecky’s.
(Via Silveradept.)
The Washington Post asks: Did Justices’ Catholicism Play Part in Abortion Ruling? Yes, praise God, sez some blawg guy. Me, I think it may have more to do with Y chromosomes. I mean, look at this happy celebration:
Yay, we don’t have uteruses!
Here’s what some chick named Ruth Bader Ginsburg had to say.
And here’s a lovely […]
Sometimes I just wanna watch some Eddie Izzard.
Bilingualism (3:24)
Religion (5:45)
French (6:30)
Pavlov (5:07)
Empires (3:53)
Guns (3:36)
Music (7:36)
Computers (6:59)
007 (4:07)
BELTANE
1877: Alice B. Toklas is born
1970: Nixon announces the invasion of Cambodia
1973: Nixon takes full responsibility for the Watergate scandal while denying that he had anything to do with it
None of these was the version I was looking for, but they’re all perfect in entirely different ways. (All youtubery.)
Diana Krall, “Exactly Like You” (includes “Let’s Face the Music and Dance”)
Django Reinhardt & Stéphane Grappelli, “Exactly Like You” (audio only; closest, but no singing)
Tom Jones with Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise, “Exactly Like You” […]
Artie Aardvark was spousally bound,
‘Til his snoot tried to root the wrong mound.
As he lay on the gurney,
Said wife to attorney,
“Serves him right for aardvarking around.”
—One of the ten aardvark limericks at the Omnificent English Dictionary In Limerick Form (via QT)
Speaking of aardvarks, I received a pair of nude aardvarks from the Aardvark Project. I’m […]
1899: Duke Ellington is born [indigo] [video: jam session]
1945: US troops liberate survivors at the Dachau concentration camp
1968: Hair opens on Broadway
1992: Rioting breaks out in Los Angeles after a decision by an all-white jury to acquit four white cops accused of beating Rodney King
1789: Fletcher Christian leads a mutiny on the British ship Bounty, leaving Captain Bligh and eighteen sailors adrift in the launch
1884: Henry Reed is born, but he has to learn how to play the fiddle before getting a dram from the Alabama girls [enormous tune collection]
1884: Black rain falls near Church Stretton in England; it […]