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Anyone here thinking of joining up?

Leave out the onions, and I'd try it.

It may not be Friday, but I didn't want to wait--

Here's another member of the Ukrainian Hero Team. If this story isn't true, it should be. . .

The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of. . .

"Whatever It Takes" Apparently Includes Threating People

That was my impression as well. Of course Watterson never licensed the image of Hobbes, either as a stuffed toy or an anthropomorphic tiger, so it's not an official Hobbes--but doggone if it doesn't come awfully close.

Remember when the tobacco industry was accused of marketing to kids?

Well, in medicine, it's important that you get all your ducks in a row.

It's still a weapon. Getting hit on the head with a chunk of ice that big is gonna hurt. (I know I'm stating the obvious--but somebody has to.)

The Rams may win this yet.

I'll have to give it a try. And Slaves Of The Switchboard Of Doom is a really great book. Now back to our regularly scheduled posting--

That's nothing. Schroder started out as a baby before he was aged up to the toy piano-playing virtuoso we all know.

I do, although there are some loose-meat fans who prefer to leave the fat on.

Hey--be nice.

That was my impression of the Visitors from V-- For lizards, they have some really impressive mammary glands. Not to mention really great hair.

I thought I would make my "famous" Bacon Cheeseburger Casserole-- 1 Jar (16 oz.) Ragu Double Cheddar Cheese Sauce 4 Cups Quick-Cooking Rice 2 Packages (6 oz,) Real Bacon Bits 5 Lbs. Ground Beef Prepare the rice separately according to instructions on package. When done stir in cheese sauce and bacon bits; mix thoroughly. Cook ground beef loosely in skillet; when done, cheese and rice may be served on top of the ground beef, or mixed in together. Serves four really hungry people.

Who says pinball games can't be educational?

(Insert your own joke about corporate executives or politicians)

No, they're actually sensible about how they chase down road runners.

In the words of Peter Venkman, "Good guess, but wrong." I met Seka at the now defunct Glamourcon autograph show in Chicago, where I also met Taylor Wane on a number of occasions. Christy Canyon I met for the first time at Chicago's Admiral Theatre way back in 1992. I've met her several times since, the last being at the Chicago EXXXOTICA show--don't remember the date, I'm afraid. Ginger Lynn I met at The Industrial Strip in Hammond, Indiana, for her farewell dance tour. Annette Haven is the lie--which I much regret, as I find her quite attractive. Hopefully the opportunity will some day present itself.