Red Green with a bit about how good men are at keeping in touch.
I chuckled at the thought of that while typing it.
It is a lot to ask of men to be forthcoming in word and deed.
I would know, I is of the manly persuasion…
A Shel Silverstein classic as sung by an old friend.
Both are deceased but live on in word and deed.
Both had a degree of fame that peaked at the top.
And both are considered to be the best at what they did.
Bob Gibson sings with Shel in the background offering
support and insight…
A Dan Cummins classic that I love to play on the show.
Dan is dark, but oh so funny.
One pertinent f-bomb a little beyond the 1 minute mark.
It’s a freebie, it came with the joke, no charge.
He has issues…
A really cool scene from a pretty darned good 1992 flick.
Army of Darkness was a real howl, slightly scary, mildy
suspenseful, wonderfully humorous, and very campy.
What a great combo!
He got a little Ash on his pantaloons…
Jim Stafford with a classic tune of loneliness and heartbreak.
Kinda.
It’s a pretty funny piece, and it does contain a modicum of
disappointment, smothered in rejection.
Life is pain, and pain is comedy.
Or something like that…
