A thoroughly splendid scene from The Princess Bride,
the Rob Reiner classic from 1987.
Cary Elwes is Westley the man in black and Mandy Patinkin
plays Inigo Montoya the swordsman looking for his father’s
six fingered killer.
The respect given each other in this scene gives it a sense of
humanity that you seldom see in cinema, one of the many
things that make this film a cult classic.
Not to mention the many quotable lines contained therein.
I highly recommend this movie, I don’t know of anyone
that dislikes it…

A great little slice of David Crowe.
I’ve seen him live where he had me in tears, he can be
right up there with the best of them.
He nails it perfectly on this one…

A great little tune by Doodoo Wah,
Dave Cavanaugh and the late, great Ron Delacy were a
pretty talented duo from California who found success
in novelty tunes, radio commercials, and folk festivals.
I loves me a great novelty song, especially when it’s
created by the capable minds of artists like these.
A live performance with character…

Ze Frank with a hilarious look at the minds of cats.
In the form of faux cat diary entries.
He has to own one, way too much knowledge of the
cursed beasts to not be really familiar with a feline.
Some funny lines here…

John Wing with some advice for new parents.
In typical John fashion he snarks some important
information for anyone thinking of becoming a
parent.
He’s a very smart stand-up comedian, one of the best
I’ve ever seen, always a good time with Mr. Wing…