So, wait a minute before you go shopping for bathing suits, Nebraskans!
This is Korea, 1954, Marilyn Monroe cheering up the troops as only she could. But this scene was the first crack in the marriage of Joe DiMaggio and Marilyn, which lasted from January until September of that year. Marilyn was never as confident in her ability as an actor as Joe was about his baseball stardom (he insisted to the end of his life on being introduced as "America's greatest living baseball player") and she was truly on top of the world with the ovation the GIs gave her. "Oh, Joe," she said happily, "You never heard such applause." His cold reply: "Yes, I have."
Happy birthday tomorrow to the one, the only Bob Dylan, who will see 85 candles ablaze that day. Look out, indeed!
A great example of micro art is this person's tiny oil paintings of cats, using bottle caps. Purrrfect!
We who appreciate hot sauce simply LIVE for the moment when we might see a Sriracha vending machine!
Science Does Not Make Sense: Ornithologists, please explain how this bird is called a Red-Bellied Woodpecker and its belly is pale while its head is red, and how does it come that there is a Red-Headed Woodpecker who does have a red head! I'm so confused.
Showing that the Alysa Liu hairdid is still popular...
Sofia blocked this guy and the best way he knows to get back with her is to stick a note on her windshield, which blew away on the parking lot in maybe 5 minutes. The best way is to show up at her door with a gift and a winsome smile, saying, "You and I can MAKE it baby, I know we can!" That way, he might get to meet her new boyfriend. Girls named Sofia do not give second chances.
The Beatles once took turns drawing caricatures of each other. The more I look at these, the funnier they are!
Print this out, glue it on a magnet (over the ad for the cesspool cleaner) and stick it on your fridge. And then read and heed!
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