How does a horse say F Off in Italian Anyway?

Dolphin

Attitude for life

At The Mountains Of Madness Movie Poster

Actually it’s WW2 era.
A Douglas Dakota of BOAC, silhouetted by night at Gibraltar by the batteries of searchlights on the Rock, as it is prepared for a flight to the United Kingdom.

Yvonne Craig

Cat

Onward Buttercup

Onward Buttercup!
There’s fuckery to spread!

Strait Outta Santa Carla

Boat

Introducing The Daily Show with Trevor Noah

youtu.be/EagQVJuM-K0

Moonwalk fail

Penn and Teller on Vaccinations

Bike

Wild Wacky Action Bike

Serious shakin’ going on

Trevor Noah – Live at the Apollo – London

JUST DO IT

Batmobile

Ted 2 review

Seth MacFarlane and Mark Wahlberg return in TED 2, the follow-up to the biggest original R-rated comedy of all time.

Source: Amazon
Directed by: Seth MacFarlane

This was funny, but boy I missed Mila Kunis.

Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation review

Source: Amazon.com

Director: Christopher McQuarrie

Stop me if you’ve heard this before: There’s a movie named Mission Impossible about a team of people that have been disavowed by the government, have no support and must prove themselves, all while escaping their own previous team members!  Throw in a bit of the “hunting a previous agent” and you get Rogue Nation.  It’s literally just a mish mash of the previous movies with all the same actors for the most part.  It has far fewer large set pieces as Ghost Protocol and a much more intimate feel for the characters, and by all means, this is a good movie, but don’t expect anything new or exciting in the story department.  I did enjoy the fact that Ethan Hunt is becoming paradoxically more and more independent and less in need of a team of other special agents, all while getting a more and more dependable team around him from movie to movie.  Two things that stuck out to me though: it had a really cool custom IMAX launch trailer, and there was something going on with one of the character’s eyes, I think they were CGI’d, which was weird.  really noticeable and WEIRD.

Oops!

Trespassers will be eatten

Moving Lincoln’s Coffin

His original tomb began to collapse so there was a mad scramble to “save” his body and move it to a new tomb. Not easy to accomplish as the inner coffin was almost 50 pounds of solid lead and the outer ebony coffin was later encased in nearly a foot of solid cement after multiple body-snatching attempts.

Siouxsie

Not A Good Argument

Slide Stairs

22 Panels That Always Work

Wally Wood

Things Make Me Go Ooh

Windy Day at the Zeppelin Tie Down

4X4

Trees

Chopper

Be still, my beating heart

Motorcycle

CATWOMAN

Medieval Doodles

How to spot a hidden handgun

Eihort’s Brood

Sucks being a normal person in a MMO

Tiki Samba!

Atomic samba

the DCU actors

Successful motivation

The quad planetary system of Killjoys

Swimsuit tanlines

Wrestling Isn’t Wrestling

fuck your face coffee

Killjoys

parking job card

Day by Day Armageddon: Beyond Exile review

The first book of Day by Day Armageddon took us deep into the mind of a military officer and survivor as he made a New Year’s resolution to start keeping a journal. The man kept his resolution and brought to us the fall of humanity, day by day. We see the man transition from the life that you and I live to the prospect of fighting for his very survival against the overwhelming hordes of the dead. We see him bleed, we see him make mistakes, we witness him evolve. The highly anticipated sequel to the bestselling underground cult classic, Day by Day Armageddon begins where the first novel left off.

Source: Amazon.com
Author: J.L. Bourne

Book 2 in the enjoyable Day by Day zombie survival series, and it picks up as if it’s part of the first story, which I’m pleased with, no time jumps to some future period where it’s been safe and secure for months on end.  Nope, one book ends with him walking down a road, the next book picks right up with him walking down that same road just a few minutes later.  In this installment, we find that our hero is no good behind the stick of a helicopter, zombies are everywhere and there’s a possibility that the military still has big wig idiots in charge of some sizable weapons.  Lots of on the nose bits here, but just as soon as I start to get bored with the mundane, we’re whisked away to a different setting that holds my attention completely.  There’s a bit with a tank and a bridge…whew.

patrick gets all the pussy