If you are around my age, you remember the catch phrase: “It’s not nice to fool Mother Nature.” That was the punchline to a ubiquitous commercial for Chiffon Margarine that ran in the late 70s and into the early 80s. The announcer (character actor Mason Adams) informs a cheerful Mother Nature that the butter she …
Just as true now as it was then. That Lincoln was a smart guy.
Y’all know me. Know how I earn a livin’. I’ll catch this bird for you, but it ain’t gonna be easy. Bad fish. Not like going down the pond chasin’ bluegills and tommycods. This shark, swallow you whole. My second submission for Sketch Dailies (@Sketch_Dailies) #quint
I’ll be honest with you. I took my second trip to Walt Disney World in 1981 because I was so drunk during my first trip the previous year, I wasn’t able to remember a whole lot. I wasn’t violent or destructive or even mischievous. I was just plain, old-fashioned inebriated, and thus, a temporary amnesiac. Yeah, I know. …
My first submission for Sketch Dailies (@Sketch_Dailies) #meettheartist
Nothing beats a big bowl of tomato soup and a grilled cheese sandwich. Melty goodness.
Lemonade, anyone? Happy Mother’s Day to TV lovers everywhere!
I love advertising. The best advertising is the kind that is remembered long after the ad campaigns have changed and changed again. Remember this one from the 1960s? I’ll bet you still know all the words. “Ooey gooey rich and chewy inside. Golden flaky tender cake-y outside. Wrap the inside in the outside. Is it good? Darn …
In the pre-hand held electronic device days, before Nintendo DS and iPads, toys didn’t take batteries. Board games, like Mousetrap, Hands Down and Mystery Date (for girls) were powered by a roll of the dice or a flip of a card. When we played politically-incorrect games like Cowboys and Indians, we used die-cast cap pistols …
This nefarious crew made Batman’s life a living hell, but at least they gave him something to do.
