A neat little paternal number from Todd Yohn.
They say that the olfactory senses are very good
at triggering memories.
Whenever I walk past a well used outhouse I
think of my late father.
I’m not being harsh, my mother’s favorite phrase
was “How can anything smell that bad and still
be alive?!”.
Yep…
From the late, greats Peter Cook and Dudley Moore.
These two were major influences on Monty Python
and a host of other very funny entities.
The started in the 1950’s and did just about everything
you can do in the world of comedy…television, movies,
audio recordings, world tours and the usual talk shows.
British humor at its best…
A classic piece by Tommy Ryman.
I like his brand of humor, very little aggression and anger,
lots of awe and bewilderment.
All funny, he’s getting better all the time.
His parents on the other hand…
A superb Shel Silverstein tune, as sung by his friend, Bobby Bear.
He certainly has the voice to give this piece some character.
Alas, Shel has shuffled off this mortal coil but Bobby Bare is still
with us at the young age of 88.
As I stated, lots of character in this one, and the imagery is great…
Buttered Side Down with a great tutorial on how to
construct a high end avian domicile.
Complete with four egg garage, landing strip for
those with large feathers, and comfortable nesting
for a reasonably sized flock.
His finger repair bill has got to be in six figures…
