Quote of the Day

I know about psychology the way prison inmates know about due legal process.

Everything new is old again

Hurrah! for torpedoes

With your feet in the air and your head on the ground
Try this trick and spin it, yeah
Your head will collapse
But there's nothing in it
And you'll ask yourself

Where is my mind

Way out in the water
See it swimmin'

I was swimmin' in the Caribbean
Animals were hiding behind the rocks
Except the little fish
But they told me, he swears
Tryin' to talk to me, coy koi.

Where is my mind

Way out in the water
See it swimmin'?

With your feet in the air and your head on the ground
Try this trick and spin it, yeah
Your head will collapse
If there's nothing in it
And you'll ask yourself

Where is my mind

Oh
With your feet in the air and your head on the ground
Oh
Try this trick and spin it, yeah
Oh
Oh

The words are in English




Accent, pronunciation and timing are apparently, everything.




Each is not my love, moan I for what
I make up hundreds so I know how to make love
There, you can have my youth, I know I have loved
Started to see him, 'till when I married him


To yearn admits you're outside to me
Grow up

I have seen these all my life, perhaps a lot more
and I have been so naive
All move and try he knew not
and your spangle, how it hurts, and I have feelings

To yearn admits your outside to me
Grow up

Medieval Food with Mr Cook

A long time ago (2006), during a nostalgically romanticized and gilded age of the interweb, there dwelt a you tube free of commercial Googlepwnership, and in that happy land there resided a Mr Cook.



Gobbets are good! (the secret is enough honey to choke a regent prince!)

There is no title

For who would sit in garret drear
bemoaning every pain and fear
when living life with all its pain
is ten times better, than the grave.

Thought for the day

The best thing about an entourage, is you don't have to feed them, they fight for the scraps.

Instructions

Gugug Low Rider

Too much sex and violence in media today

Ghost of Stephen Foster

Skeksis Hatchling

On February 18th, the Franklin Park Zoo welcomed the birth of a highly endangered Skeksis hatchling. This birth marks the first baby for proud parents Aughra and Fizzgig. Once plentiful in the Thra Valley and adjacent mountains, Skeksis are now extinct in the wild and only ten remain in captivity. Known for their characteristic whimper, Skeksis are happiest when feasting on podling essence or when keepers treat them to roast nebrey.