Mickey Mouse Clubhouse- RoAD RALLY-FULL EPISODE you must find the triangle shaped bush

This is amazing!`The first item you must find is the "triangle shaped bush" and they do not let you forget it by repeating it 5 times. FF to the 11:30 point because sitting through this is torture. I swear Mickey's Clubhouse is written and animated by a computer program from 1993. Triangle shaped bush.

Bizarre Animal Explodes when morons pour soda on it and Sigmund & the Sea Monsters - The Wild Weekend

W.C. Fields in THE FATAL GLASS OF BEER (1933) W.C. Fields Animated beautifully from Beans Cartoon, W.C. Fields attends Chaplin's 'The Circus', premiere footage (1928)

“It ain’t a fit night out for man nor beast,” bellows W.C. Fields in the Yukon farce The Fatal Glass of Beer (1933), just before a snowball promptly blasts him in the face.

That snowball arrives on cue each of the dozen times Fields opens his front door and delivers the line, and the joke never gets old. Sure, it’s a twist on the old pie-in-the-face gag, but that’s just the surface. There’s no explanation as to who’s throwing the snowball, if anyone or why, and like much of the humor in The Fatal Glass of Beer, the real punch-line (if there is one) isn’t immediately apparent. If the lack of an obvious “joke” is what makes the film so utterly stupefying to watch, it is also what makes it so richly rewatchable and weirdly haunting. The pacing doesn’t anticipate laughter, and the dialogue lacks obvious comic emphasis. It would easy but inaccurate to say that this unusual tone makes the film feel “modern,” but it would just as wrong to say this strange two-reeler was “of it’s time.” The Fatal Glass of Beer is like one of the natural wonders of cinema, a totally bizarre creation that abides by its own rules and exists in its own world—and what a wonderful world to visit it is.
One of the dead pan funniest dead-pan short films of all-time

Rondo Hatton: The BRUTE MAN, complete film (1948)

Hal Moffat who is taking wholesale revenge by murdering those he holds responsible for his predicament, is befriended by Helen Paige, a blind piano teacher, and he develops a warmth for her that leads him to add thievery and robbery - no big deal, he is out there anyway - to his murders so that she can be provided with the money for an operation.

Boy on a Dolphin (theme)

For fans of "haunting themes" from cheesy movies, you will love the rhyming of "statue" and "at you" in the bridge.

Captain Beefheart - Saturday Night Live

UGOKIE-KO-RI-NO-TATEHIKI (1933)

Felix The Cat - Feline Follies - 1919

Trolley Trouble: Oswald the Rabbit

Emile Cohl - Fantasmagorie 1908

Winsor McCay - 1911 - Little Nemo (live action/animation)

This Girl for Hire

This Girl for Hire by G.G. Fickling

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


Never knew that this was a great series of novels, thought it was just a horrid TV show.
"Honey West is the nerviest, curviest P.I. in Los Angeles - or anywhere else for that matter. She's a cross between James Bond and The Avengers' Emma Peel - a girl detective with the sleuthmanship of Mike Hammer and the measurements of Marilyn Monroe, and This Girl for Hire is the first in a series of darkly funny and innuendo-laden crime novels originally published in the 1950s and 1960s. In this one, Honey finds herself playing strip poker with four murder suspects...and a deck that's as stacked as she is." Honey has her hands full with the corpse of a washed-up Hollywood entertainer, a battered beauty, and a poisoned pipsqueak - not to mention the guy who tries to get her to model a transparent bathing suit in his swimming pool "shaped like the body of a very large-bosomed woman." Fortunately, with her 38-22-36 measurements, taffy colored hair, big blue eyes, and baby-bottom complexion, Honey fits right in with the Hollywood types as she searches out the clues aboard a yacht christened Hell's Light. "Just bring a swimsuit and a toothbrush," says Sam Aces, the producer, but it's a good thing Honey's packed her .32, too.



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Buck Rogers In The 25th Century

Buck Rogers In The 25th Century by John F. Dille

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


I love this for all the wrong reasons -- Dick Calkins great art adds a perfect deadpan to Philip Francis Nowlan's Ed Wood like horribly, stupid writing. If it were published today I would think it was a brilliant comedy in the vein of David Boswell's Reid Flemming



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Exercises for Gentlemen: 50 Exercises to Do With Your Suit On (1908)

Exercises for Gentlemen by M. Ellsworth Olsen

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


Just found this in the humor section at Borders and thought it was a riot. I was shocked to find out it was a reprint of a book from 1908. Made it even funnier.



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Naked man gored by bull in Pamplona

An angry bull has taken its revenge on a streaker during the running of the bulls in Pamplona.



To the delight of onlookers, the bull singled out the man amongst a sea of people in traditional white shirts and red neckerchiefs and went for him.
The world famous, seven day festival is held every year and attracts runners from all over the world.
Last week an Australian man was seriously injured when a 1,200lb bull sliced through an artery in his leg. He is expected to survive.
The full extent of the streaker's injuries are not clear but he was able to walk away and was later arrested for causing a public disturbance.
He is unlikely to have been too unhappy about that, however, as he is clearly an exhibitionist and the attention probably made his day. It may even have made his whole week.

Vince Collins psychedelic cartoon commissioned by the US government in 1976 for the Bicentennial

This psychedelic cartoon was produced by the U.S. Government with taxpayer dollars in 1976 to mark two hundred years of independence. It is both patriotic and trippy at the same time, and tells you a great deal about the aesthetics of the 1970's. I guess for once the US government knew what's citizens were doing and what they wanted to see wen they hired Vince Collins who billed himself as a pornographic, Psychedelic Animator.

Such a loser FOX News fired him, Glen Beck proves he can still out crazy Charles Manson.

CstleFreak update: Those Asian Carps still suck. Bring the troops home and declare war on these bastards!

Animal planet decides that a crazy woman knows more than scientists and she is the proud owner of a Chupacaba head.

Nice great quote for Gumby one shot by Chuck Wells (Comic Book Catacombs)

The Comic Book Catacombs: Gumby Returns!!

"it is really well-drawn, lots of fun, and just plain terrific. Highly recommended!!"

-- Chuck Wells (Comic Book Catacombs)

Dust off your shelves for a new GUMBY tale destined to become a classic!

"A fun for all ages book that's actually fun for all ages!
Don't be a blockhead, pick this up!"

Ian Boothby, New York Times best selling writer,
Simpsons Comics and Futurama Comics


There's a new player in Clokeyville, an off-kilt philanthropist named Mr. Golfer!

 What is Golfer's secret? What are the Wooly Mammals? Why are there astronauts selling the founding fathers the Andrew Jackson? Who stole Picnic Park? Who is helping the nefarious Blockheads?

 And most importantly, how did Gumby become King of the Pirates?



The acclaimed Harvey nominated team of Chris Reilly & Jorge Santillan (Punch & Judy) reunite to answer all of these questions, and proudly present the momentous debut of Gumby's grandparents in an all new Gumby and Pokey adventure like you've never seen before!


Still available for pre-order from DIAMOND COMICS (JUL111124), GUMBY (ONE SHOT) will be in stores in early September.

Attached please find a black and white PDF of the book (please do not reproduce as it is not representative of the final product which ships in color) and a prepared interview with writer Christopher P. Reilly for use to promote the book.

Further inquiries or interviews can be arranged directly through him at gumbyadventures@gmail.com .




GUMBY (ONE SHOT) is a 36pp comic book published by Gumby Comics. Gumby and related characters are the trademark and copyright of Premavision, Inc.


Stefan Blitz
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