Josh Sneed is defending the large folk among us.
Personally I believe he harbors fantasies of being
a member of the world’s best Tug-O-War team,
but I could be wrong.
He is correct about using your stomach for a shelf.
Some good lines here…

Heywood Banks with a great tune about a not
so great picnic pest.
It’s Summer, we have to take the good with the bad.
Or, in this case, the good with the irritating.
Ants aren’t bad, they have their own thing to do.
I get that.
All I ask is that they stay the Hell away from my
potato salad!
Is that too much to ask?

A dark and tasty little comedy sketch from Kurt Wietzmann.
Something does not sound right here…

Melvin Kaminsky was born 96 years ago today.
The man and the legend he created are known
to us all as Mel Brooks.
So many credits to his name, it boggles the mind.
I’ll post the hell out of him for a while, with a nod
to the material that he created with his long time
best pal Carl Reiner.
This is a cool little piece, the set-up is this…Mel is a
2 hour old baby that was born with the ability to
talk and think like an adult.
Carl is the interviewer.
If you guessed that hilarity would ensue you would
be correct…

An old classic from Hank, Stu, Dave and Hank.
The 1970’s was a decent decade for novelty tunes.
Zappa was still alive and kicking, Monty Python
was hitting their stride, many serious musicians
contributed to the funny pile, lots to like.
And the multitude of One Hit Wonders was
impressive, this being a fine example.
The imagery is a bit unsettling at first, but you get
over it once you’ve minced a few Rovers of your own…