the World's Fastest Bear

He looks calm now, but wait until he hears the ice cream truck.

Just saw an item in a Wyoming newsletter we get, that showed some butthead tourist chasing down a herd of buffalo. No, they weren't running from him, they just (fortunately for him) happened to be running away from him. Buffalo don't take any shit, and they're very good at stomping those who try to give it to them.

Because Congress didn't roll over the authorization for that infamous Section 702 (it expired today), we'd like to say " Hi ! " to all the folks down at the Fort Meade shop, and remind them that this won't be the first time that they'll be asked to do some less-than-legal things as part of their duties.

The version by Classics IV is better-known, but Dusty's version dates from both 1968 (when it was released as a single everywhere but the USA) and 1970.

It was meant to be a halo car, but it was too little and too late to save Studebaker, which closed down their last American plant (in South Bend, Indiana) at the end of 1963. This one has the factory Paxton supercharger. The body is fiberglass, and this color is called Avanti Turquoise Metallic. Note the trunk-mounted battery.

Antonin Dvořák wrote his humoresques during the summer of 1894, and if this one sounds familiar it's probably (according to music critic David Hurwitz) "...the seventh Humoresque is probably the most famous small piano work ever written after Beethoven's Für Elise".

You can do it! ** BE ** the cone !! *** BE *** the cone !!

Four excellent (if rather loud) ways of getting into trouble. We wouldn't advise trying to take that GT40 through the drive-thru at McDonalds, though.

A one-year-only color, and only offered on the Corvette.

It's good to have aspirations.

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Oh, my. That bottle needs to be somewhere safe. Like our kitchen table...

Something that got us to stop doing everything else and actually listen.

We've heard this done by numerous artists, but the version done by Arthur Fiedler & The Boston Pops is the gold standard, in our humble opinion.

These things were nose-heavy and tail-skittish with the 304, so imagine just how amusing they would be with the full-house 401.

A remastered version, in the original 4:48 album length, from their 1978 album Some Girls. If it feels as though it's got a disco-type feel to it, that was their intention at the time. It went to #3 in the UK and to #1 in the USA.

Weird dog

Golly, wheredja find fresh fruit in the middle of winter?