Tag: art

KOKO & BEAR-two stolen German Shepherds rescued by 16 year old girls.

The Texas morning was entirely too quiet. When the gate swung loose and the heavy steel latches of the backyard crates hung empty in the pale light, a cold silence settled over the homestead of The Living Breathing James Brown. Pinned to the porch rail with a rusty tack was a ransom note typed in… Continue reading KOKO & BEAR-two stolen German Shepherds rescued by 16 year old girls.

Hey Youngster, here’s some of that stuff you don’t know nothing about…

Step through the red velvet curtains for a moment. Long before television screens illuminated every living room in America, laughter was born in cramped dressing rooms, under harsh stage footlights, and across the smoky wooden floorboards of vaudeville. Vaudeville wasn’t just entertainment—it was the boot camp for modern comedy. Performing three to five shows a… Continue reading Hey Youngster, here’s some of that stuff you don’t know nothing about…

Did you read MAD or CRACKED Magazines?

The mid-twentieth century witnessed a profound shift in American media as a countercultural undercurrent began to challenge the pristine, conformist facade of the post-WWII era. At the vanguard of this cultural shift were satirical comics and magazines, most notably MAD and Cracked. While often dismissed by contemporary critics as mere juvenile distractions, these publications functioned… Continue reading Did you read MAD or CRACKED Magazines?

The Chimera Concept: Redefining Multimodal Mobility.

The Chimera Concept: Redefining Multimodal Mobility The greatest challenge in personal transport has always been the “weight-utility paradox.” To travel further or higher, we usually add mass, which in turn requires more power. The Chimera breaks this cycle. It is a tri-modal vehicle—Bicycle, EV-Bike, and Hover-Bike—engineered with a singular obsession: Weight is the Enemy. By… Continue reading The Chimera Concept: Redefining Multimodal Mobility.

An Excellent Review of The Lowdown: Neo-Noir with a Knowing Wink

The Lowdown left a strong impression on me. Here is an excellent review of the new TV series, The Lowdown. 📺 An Excellent Review of The Lowdown: Neo-Noir with a Knowing Wink The Lowdown, the new eight-part FX series from creator Sterlin Harjo (Reservation Dogs), is a crime caper that drips with style, dark humor,… Continue reading An Excellent Review of The Lowdown: Neo-Noir with a Knowing Wink

A Shattered Economy: The Imminent Collapse of Financial Systems in America and Beyond

A Shattered Economy: The Imminent Collapse of Financial Systems in America and Beyond As we stand on the precipice of catastrophe, a chilling forewarning emerges from the shadows of our current economic framework. The projected total financial collapse in America and the world evokes a grim scenario where societal norms dissolve and chaos reigns supreme.… Continue reading A Shattered Economy: The Imminent Collapse of Financial Systems in America and Beyond

You starting to get that feeling “We’all Screwed, Blued, and Tattooed”?

U gots a billionaire father or mother who bails U out of every time U screw Up? No, I didn’t think so. Me neither. But Lack of Age and Real Knowledge and Blindly Following Big Dog is making America look mighty STUPID. Anti-Big Dog Protests have already started. Folks put in Power are Lacking both… Continue reading You starting to get that feeling “We’all Screwed, Blued, and Tattooed”?

Law and Order (1932): A Timeless Tale of Frontier Justice

Law and Order (1932): A Timeless Tale of Frontier Justice A superb Old Time Western Movie just waiting for you. And if you love Westerns, this is a great one. Excitement to go along with your popcorn… The dusty streets of Tombstone, 1932, aren’t paved with gold, but with corruption. This isn’t the romanticized West… Continue reading Law and Order (1932): A Timeless Tale of Frontier Justice