An old classic by Homer and Jethro.
Great Summertime visuals here, lots of water,
plenty of girls, camping, poison ivy and marine life.
Makings of a great Summer tune…

I have posted this little slice of lunacy before.
It gets posted again due to it’s overall strange
and nonsensical appearance.
I loves me some strange, almost too much.
At the strike of noon eccentricity takes over.
Check out the set of choppers in the bell tower…

The late, great Rodney Dangerfield with a pretty decent set.
It’s rare to find any good stand-up from Rodney on YouTube.
I’m not sure why, he died eighteen years ago and there is
very little money to be made by holding his stuff back.
Some classic stuff here, superb timing and material…

Tom Lehrer penned this masterpiece back in the 1950’s.
Both he and this wonderful tune are still around.
I cannot say enough about this man and his accomplishments.
He is considered by some to be a top shelf lyricist, on par
with some of the very best.
He was a skilled and quite popular math professor for a
number of years as well.
The big for me is his warped sense of humor.
I mean some serious warp of the uncommon variety!
His love of irreverence knows no bounds.
And his performing skills are to die for, check this out…

A stupendous scene from a cult favorite flick.
In 1987 Ron Reiner directed this classic movie
with an all-star cast to rave reviews.
This movie is a real stunner, it has scenes in it
that truly entertain, and the cast is exceptional.
Wallace Shawn (Vizzini) tries to match wits with
Cary Elwes (Westley), in doing so he creates a
dialogue that is unforgettable.
I highly recommend this wonderful piece of cinema…