¡THE MIGHTY QUINN!
This joke made Quinn crackup! Q: "What do you get when you cross an insomniac, an agnostic and a dyslexic? A: Someone who stays up all night wondering if there is a Dog.” ~ attributed to Groucho Marx
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...and now for your listening pleasure...
Herbie Hancock (1973) Album: Headhunters Watermelon Man Featuring Bennie Maupin on horn, plus and a funk-ified rhythm section: Paul Jackson, Harvey Mason and Bill Summers. When I listen to this piece of music it makes this crazy world a bit more calm and enjoyable. Let me know what you think?
Some Things Are So Very Thong
photo images:UK Daily Mail
Humankind never ceases to amaze when it comes to the ingenuity and torturous methods applied to the improvement of the female form. The newest development, aptly named the Double-O Thong, is the latest piece of personal hardware to evoke clandestine sexiness with which to snag a man.
Just a few nano seconds ago, being stick thin was the preferred look. Then, it was thin with gigantic boobs. And now, it's thin, with big hooters and a round, lush tushie. One out of three is not good enough. You've got to have all of them. All of these physical attributes involve some sort of pain and for those fortunate to have them all naturally, the inevitability of their loss is no consolation.
Of course, as it is with the Wonder Bra, that crafty, uplifting device which renders flat chests into perky protuberances, the conundrum becomes problematic as the romantic juices begin to flow, and t...
Autumn Leaves
It doesn't get much better than this... Cannonball Adderley, Miles Davis,Hank Jones, Sam Jones & Art Blakey
Summertime and the living is easy...
The Ray Brown Trio featuring Gene Harris at the piano
Emerald Bay at Lake Tahoe, California
Thank You America!
Today, July Fourth, is a day which reminds me of all the good fortune that the United States of America has bestowed me. As the child of immigrant parents, who fled the Russian Army, became refugees in Austria and ultimately made their way through Ellis Island, I reflect upon this day how lucky I was to be born here. My cousins, aunts and uncles in Transylvania suffered decades of brutal dictatorship under Nicolae Ceausescu and Soviet domination. My relatives in West Berlin lived inside mortared walls crowned with concertina wire for 40 years. My parents, Hermann and Helena had the guts to leave everything behind, enter a new land, work their way up the ladder from chicken farmers and cleaning houses, learn a new language, take night classes for U.S. citizenship and after five years they proudly exclaimed that they too, were "Americans". They didn't receive welfare and didn't expect it either. That was for people who needed help. My sister and I were taught ...