Henry, Nazis, Anthony Robbins

Oh Henry! Jere Smith's portfolio Guys And Gals I Liked, courtesy Frank Cammuso!

Nazi teens model Hitlerwear, courtesy John Heaton!

Live With Passion! Collector Michael Pomerleau's autographed picture of Anthony Robbins:

Blogging About Blogging! Catch The Excitement!

A discussion on moderated vs. unmoderated comments has begun here. Join in if you like. I'll post it all; the polite with the rude, the smart with the stupid, the funny with the dull.

A Time For Lunch

Get patriotic with this great open faced sandwich. Stars and strips are great for lunch when you make them out of strawberry and grape jelly.

Ingredients:
1 slice SARA LEE(R) Soft & Smooth(TM) Whole Grain White Bread
Grape jelly
Squeezable strawberry jelly

Instructions:
Place the slice of bread onto a serving plate. In one corner of the slice, spread a small square of grape jelly. Pick a few small crumbs from the bread, and place over the grape jelly to make stars. Squeeze strips of strawberry jelly across the slice of bread horizontally to make the stripes of the flag.

This article written by Sara Lee.

Fuckin' Scare Me

There's A "Vacuum & A Big Opportunity In News," The Creator Of Survivor Says

How A Bill Becomes A Law

I entered the search "Congress" at Yahoo News Photos and this ad came up:

But Enough About Jeff! Let's Talk About Me!

The Post-Standard makes with the decent Jeff obit.

In other news: from now on, I will read your comments before they post. You won't see them instantly; you'll have to wait until I bound out of bed, exercise, shower, dress, breakfast, practice the violin, turn on my computer, check my stocks, read Thomas L. Friedman, and then choose which of your reminiscences, verses and recipes I will share with the world and which I shall destroy. I was forced into this post-9/11 precaution by a poster who actually thought it was a good idea to disagree with me, and that I would be big enough to take it. Not smart. I hope the rest of you will continue to share your comments, and that you will do so in the spirit of the approximate words of Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes:

Free speech does not give anyone the right to yell at Peyer in a crowded theater.

Update: Never mind.

A Cartoon By Jeff Davies

Thanks to Bill Regensburger
Earlier entry on Jeff

Guest Commentary By Supergirl

ACTION COMICS #322, MARCH, 1965

Liberace Meets The Pope

Lots of pix & relics (relix?) of Liberace's supercampy career--including his Batman appearance--at the amazing Bob's World Of Liberace!