Miasmas Of Wonderment/Urine

An uncompromising stance if ever there was.

Various goings-on of certain unpleasantries, and whatnot.

Interesting things afoot in the mind of artist Jacques Martin, who composed these summonings of art for his wondrous Alix series, which appeared in Tintin magazine. With Hergé as a mentor, Martin became a master of the Ligne Claire style. The rest is history.

Marioooooooooo!!!!! The wonderful Timmy Williams (played by Eric Idle)! Alas, poor Terry Jones. A Monty Python skit, of amusement.

Extra added bonus included with your free gift: an bear, possibly tranquilized, possibly in a fugue state, of sorts.

One of the great Monty Python skits, Arthur “Two Sheds” Jackson. Featuring Terry Jones, Eric Idle, and eventually John Cleese.

Autotune Cats. It really comes down to exactly that.

Some people don’t know the difference between Bordeaux & a claret, asserts Basil Fawlty (John Cleese), to his eternal chagrin. Manuel (Andrew Sachs) continues to be from Barcelona.

The Election Night Special from Monty Python, episode 19, broadcast November 3, 1970, originally. Featuring the truly great Kevin Phillips-Bong (Slightly Silly), portrayed by Terry Jones.

A bit of a tear-jerker, this commercial. An NFL Network production, featuring the music of Fountains of Wayne (All Kinds of Time), it manages youthful optimism *and* the wistfulness of what might have been. *And* the glory that was. In short, it’s good.

The Rolling Tombstones (from The Groovie Goolies {sic}) deliver the immortal Chic(k)-a-Boom. Richard Monda at his finest.