The My Bucket's Got a Hole In It Complaint thread
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Did you know that or did you have to google it? I know as much about Jared Leto as I do about the love life of Venusian swamp frogs. But ask me who Kate Smith was and I'm ready to educate you. Kudos & Geritol for those who know.
Hmm... So he's not a guitar playing gorilla with an identity crisis after all... or whatever I said earlier... really, it's hard to keep track of all the nonsense I go on about and I stopped listening to me long ago.
Yes, but unlicensed.
I did know that without Google. I still have a fondness for Rock and Metal music and a subscription to Amazon Unlimited Music.
And Kate Smith? "God Bless America", I remember her from Ed Sullivan. At nearly 68 I have a long musical memory.
Kudos for looking them up!
But sorry, I'm all out of Geritol. I hope you found the YouTube of her big moment.
I had a mini psychotic break last night. As I was getting ready for bed, I saw the Bearglove deodorant in the bathroom, and my brain suddenly became obsessed with finding anagrams. Some highlights include:
This is why I don't sleep.
Brave Lego... The lego that throws itself under your foot to save the other legos...
Love Barge... The edgier "re-imagined" post Covid reboot of Love Boat that takes place on a garbage barge off the Hoboken piers in New Jersey.
Verbal Ego... Dennis Miller?
Gavel Bore... A dull judge or a tool for hollowing out judicial mallets.
Balrog Eve... A feminine wash product for lady Balrogs... mostly lava and sulfuric acid.
I went to a wedding today...
This is Henry the Peacock... I think he was supposed to be the valet, but I parked my own car because I don't know if you are supposed to tip Peacock valets...
Also there were several cars crashed into the fence and one upside down and on fire a little bit, so I thought Henry wasn't doing a good job.
Sorry about the poor photo quality, I had to use digital zoom because Henry wanted $20 for a close up... Thats Times Square pee smell Elmo cash bro... ain't giving' no chump pimp ass chicken $20.
Excuse that... I generally get along with "fancy" birds.
There were several other peacocks there... I don't know if the others worked there or if we were supposed to take them home with us like centerpieces after the reception... I told a couple of people that, but I didn't check to see if they followed through...
There are a lot of peacocks on Long Island... I think it has something to do with all the ginormous estates and weddings places on the north shore of Nassau county... or they are up to something with the squirrels...
Strange alliance.
Anyway... that was my day... I got cookies and gelato at the reception!... no cake though... I think they forgot half our table.
The cake really is a lie!
I hope this wasn't like the Eddy Izzard bit with "Cake or Death"... cause, I got gelato and cookies and nobody actually asked what I wanted.
Oh well... it was good gelato... more of an "ice" than a real gelato, but it was good...I got hazelnut and coconut.
Yum.
That's all...
Mmmm... gelato.
Not being a particular fan of small dinosaurs in general, peacocks no longer enchant me. I used to like them. They look so regal, stately and elegant in photos and films. Then I lived on a college campus that made a point of displaying their peacocks in the college brag brochures that the parents see when deciding where to let their kid go to. Let us just say that because of their persistent screaming in the jungle around the dormatories (the peacocks, not the parents), it did not end well for the peacocks. One evening, after the shots we heard during prime study time, there were no more dinosaur screams for many months until more dinosaurs were imported to strut the campus. That group population dwindled to extinction more slowly but there was no third attempt to bring back the peacocks.
Hey, what can I say? It was Florida. In the '60s. In a backwoods little city on the edge of cow country (at the time). At a tiny little college that, at the time, was 95% male. 85% of whom were living away from home for the first time. Undiciplined testosterone!
its a new day. so far its very similar to yesterday
did they ever make a third grimwald movie? lost track.
1 of the canadian tenors is portugese. 1 is from south africa.
tenored out at the moment. still hearing it even without the video playing.
sigh
i like rendering. dunno if enough to live for it.
bluejays outside having a ruckus.
mebbe they upset cuz i turned off the tenors.
if i could drive, right now, i'd go for a drive to captree. theres an area set aside for turtles. someday i want to see one of the mysterious turtles. saw a turtle once in connetquot. sitting out in the sun. it was summer of 2009.
Sometimes it's really difficult figuring out the superior wit of you immortals. You have all the time in the world for obscure wit, whereas we are mere mortals. We're about to die any minute here (galactically speaking), and you're playing "knock knock" jokes on us!
We don't always need 40 days of rain and flooding. Sometimes we just need a burning bush or a plague of locusts to get the point across.
We still have peacocks in Orlando, Winter Park, and surrounding areas. Like geese and sand-hill cranes, peacocks can have a temper. If they don't like you, they'll walk right up to you and quickly bite you in your nether regions! I have no idea who taught all the bigger birds how to do that, but I think that may be one reason we roast and eat some of them!
I haven't heard the screams at night, but occasionally a rooster will move in and you'll hear HIM all night! No, they do NOT wait for dawn to start in on their crowing! And yes, I do think they get their necks wrung in the middle of the night!
Balrog Eve is actually the day before Balrog Day.
A common mistake.
I lived in Winter Park for one year ('83-'84) and there was a park near us on the north side of one of the lakes that had a pride of peacocks.
Regrets: I should have kept that house in Winter Park for a few more years. $$$$$$$. Quiet, lush tropical, exotic, now an even more high rent district. But had I not moved to Washington, DC I wouldn't have had that 10 year peak of my career working with a think tank full of sophisticated, amazing engineers & scientists. Nor had the opportunity for major travel or cultural advantages of the city.
maybe my think tank is more like a goldfish tank?
TJohn is all grown up!
Dana
...+1
Jared Leto? Well, I know of a Jay Leno, he used to host the Tonight show and has an incredible collection of rare anf vintage automobiles.
....Geritol™ was the major sponsor of the Lawrence Welk' Show "A one and a two..."
Aw crikey, there I go dating myself again.
...we had them wandering around loose in Audubon Park New Orleans which was across St Charles From the Loyola and Tulane campuses I the mornings and evening you could hear their screeches eve on campus. Surprised none of them were flattened by a car or the St. Charles streetcar which ran on the middle boulevard.
...today is very "unsimilar" to yesterday which was warm and somewhat humid while today it's cool with persistent water from the sky.
As to returning to the workplace, I take it you are not looking forward to the long commute into the city again. Do you still have your paratransit status?