Something a bit corny about this matchbook, but I am sure people kept them just to amuse their friends. People were easier to amuse back then. It looks innocent enough closed… It must have elicited a surprised laugh when someone…
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When I was a kid, I thought Harvey comics were the worst (Except Sad Sack). Dottie Dot? Richie Rich? Little Lotta… Her thing was she had an eating disorder, and was morbidly obese. Nobody cared enough to get her the…
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Back when we got paper checks on payday, we would play a poker game similar to this, based on the check’s serial number and amount. Or something like that. When the eagle flies, everybody gets happy. These poker-hand matches seem…
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This lady chose to accessorize her bathing suit with high heels, although a knothole in the boardwalk could be a big hazard for her. Her more pressing problem is a deranged sailor attempting to rope her in.
A guy at work was showing me his multi-monitor computer setup, and I thought it was nifty. But I didn’t want to buy another monitor, so I sort of dismissed the idea. Later I remembered that there was an old…
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Little Johnny had a cussing problem and his father was getting sick and tired of it. He decided to ask his shrink what to do.
I was frustrated with setting up Teresa’s cellphone, but ultimately prevailed. As such, I wrote this review…
Teresa’s maternal grandparents living in Renton, Washington, in 1957. I would bet that this was taken late on a Saturday afternoon, before some kind of lodge meeting. Note the extra large TV antenna across the street. Pointed towards Seattle for…
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My sister and her husband live in Oregon and raise bees. Not sure about their marketing strategy. I do want to buy a t-shirt, so that’s a good sign, I guess.
Where did we get all these DVD movies? Yard sales I guess. Here are some I culled because we agreed they are never ever to be viewed again. 500 Days of Summer: Two words: HEAD GAMES. A Million Ways to…
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