I've never been a big culture Dude, but when I visit New York City I always try to fit in a play.
While in NY I saw the Broadway Hit Show "Hair." It was one of those plays that really made me think about my purpose in life and how I needed to consistently be in a positive frame of mind. This movie helped me in that now I always look on the bright side of things, nothing good ever comes out of negative thoughts.
Word of warning, the Europeans visiting NY have terrible body odor much like they do when they are at St. Pete Beach. The ones from London are especially nasty smelling.
The clip below is from the play, I hope it has as profound an impact on you as it did on me.
Justice fo all.
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hmmmmmm...profound indeed. Leaves me reaching for the conditioner, examining the true meaning behind keratin and my heart bleeds for split ends
That was profound on many levels. But I think you need to expand your video library a little bit with some banned cartoons.
Scrub Me Mama With A
Boogie Beat (1941)
Little Black Sambo
Angel Puss
Tokio Jokio
There are many more. Search You Tube for "banned cartoons".
Qz,
You seem so much more wild than Doozie. I have to admit my hair gets somewhat frizzy when it's humid. I'm a little ashamed of that.
The Lazy,
I think you're becoming the Blog King. You just continue to deliver gems. I was going to use your head but I can't do it in good conscience.
Banned cartoons are great. I used to watch a lot of cartoons that are now "banned". A lot of "Tom And Jerry" cartoons were banned because of the "Mammy" character. And a lot of Bugs Bunny cartoons too.
Another one that came up as "banned" was "Spinach For Brittan" by Flescher Studios. In it, Popeye is taking a load of spinach to Brittan for the war effort. A German u-boat tries to stop him. I guess the depiction of the Germans is what got it banned.
But I just saw it in Boomerang a few days ago. So I guess it is not really banned.
Maybe banned is like...a statement of protest that really means nothing anyway. Like when the Dixie CHicks were banned for being critical of Bush but yet I freakin heard the Dixie Chicks constantly so I didn't really get their claim of being banned and persecuted although they did lose some redneck demagraphic but then again they picked up a bunch of hippies who spend more money on music so all in all- a good deal.
Then again hippies pirate more music.
I noticed in St pete at the Dali museum that an entire group had an odor, it was impossible to tell where it came from. I think they swapped clothing a few times each day.
I heard that soundtrack nearly every day growing up. My mom must have liked the impact it had on her.
The Lazy,
I wonder why they ban good stuff. It makes no sense. Darn liberal media.
Lynn,
Soft pretty Dali, who in the world are you some art expert? The Dixie Chicks must have been popular when I was busy because I don't even know them, but I like the name.
That Dali museum is cool except for the smellie Euro's and the blacks stealing stuff out of the cars in the lot.
Dirty,
I still have the record. I think the song Clored Spade is going through a revival it's like I hear it everywhere now.
I trust you had a good Father's day.
I think OJ commented on Saur's blog.
Yes...it was full of excitement. I trust that your daughter's didn't forget you?
The Lazy,
I need to go over there and check it out.
Dirty,
One had to drive here on Sunday. I like designer ties so I'm pretty easy to buy for. I rarely like the ties they get me though they just don't have the eye for fashion that I have.
I would get you a veggie tales tie
Doozie,
I really don't do cartoon ties. I like the ties that shout lets have sex.
the veggie tales have sex all the time with hairbrushes and stuff of that nature. I like sex with my fireman, except if we do it we will go to hell
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