but your husband wasn’t dead then.
A classic scene from a very short lived television show
that starred the late, great Leslie Nielsen.
He was a gifted actor, blessed with leading man good looks
and some decent thespian ability he was doing pretty good
as a serious role player when he relaunched his career with
comedy as a major theme in his movies.
And it took off, big time.
This is from “Police Squad” a 1982 television parody that
lasted for only six episodes but spun off some really funny
movies that did pretty well at the box office.
His character was Frank Drebin, a hard boiled police
detective with serious comprehension issues.
He had a knack for silly puns, misunderstanding simple
dialogue, and going off on a humorous tangent.
And for lamenting old roommates apparently…

Andy Hendrickson with a humorous set on everyone’s favorite
hot beverage.
I did that on purpose.
Early on in life I was a tea drinker, switched to coffee when I
started to work for a living and am currently back to drinking
orange pekoe with a vengeance.
Tea is a much cleaner drink as well, heating it up is not a problem
at all if it gets cold on you.
Coffee, on the other hand, is nasty reheated.
People only do it to buy some time…the chaplain has your back, the
chair is ready, two guards are waiting to bring you to the warden,
but you have to finish your cup of HOT coffee.
No, no word from the governor…

WordPress, or Go Deady, is malfunctioning again.
I load the posts up on a schedule and they do not
appear when they are supposed to!
Everything checks out, just does not work!
Some links don’t work and I have to re-post it as well.

I will keep you posted…

Tom Paxton with a whimsical tale of “Whoops!”.
To put it nicely.
A parody of the classic folk tune “Will the Circle
Be Unbroken”, and a danged good one at that.
You’re rooting for the Testudine, I know you are…

I have always loved these two hosers.
Bob and Doug McKenzie (Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas)
from the 1983 movie Strange Brew.
They are scheming, they want to get some info and the
only way they know how to get it is by being sneaky.
They need to get past the secretary first.
It’s a quaint method, stereotypical and slightly insulting
but it seems to do the job nicely.
Doughnuts aren’t always bad…