Benji: 2018 Once is not Enough 1975 Love and Death 1975 Doc Savage / the man of bronze 1975 Jaws 1975 The Drowning Pool 1975 The Return of the Pink Panther 1975 Nashville 1975 The Exorcist 1973 Roller Ball 1975 French Connection 1971 Capone 2020
I really did enjoy the movie, “Rollerball,” but here is a LINK to the short story by William Harrison; it’s even darker than the movie.
Nighthawks possesses an authentic, officially issued, and perfectly valid artistic license.
His listed occupation thereupon is “cartoonist.”
Not draftsman, engineer, or scientific illustrator.
Under regulation 476, section C, paragraph 12aa of the Artistic Code, cartoonists are released from the obligation to maintain consistency in the enumeration of connected or related objects that make up a perceived unit… “Including but not limited to such things as the number of flowers in a vase, children in a class, cars comprising a train, or houses situated on a block”.
Those are some curious and entertaining videos. In order:
I have no idea what the language is, but the parrot’s got rhythm as well as pitch memory.
I think the dog is having an absolute blast. He’s outdoors, with his human, playing a game the human taught him and probably getting tons of attention and affection. The ocean smells, the sea life smells, the people smells, all of it is intriguing.
I have to wonder what the reason is to chase all the reptiles into the pond at once. Bath time? They clearly do not enjoy getting bonked on the head with a shovel, though I can’t imagine why not. Are the ones who get bonked the newcomers? The rookies? The freshmen? The rest see him coming and, having already been bonked in the past, know to get out of the way and into the water.
the answer to your question as to how Sam was able to see what he shouldn’t have been able to see—-see your description of my since-expired cartoonist license above
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“You have an interesting point of view…..but you’re failing to take the facts into account.”
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“Is this trip for business or pleasure, sir?”
Oh wow, man, like, just look at my hand.
If this work by Bill Tavis makes you dizzy, you do NOT want to go HERE.
thanks for that link—now I have another source
Boo! 😀
That’s an actual high five.
LOL, It took me a second.
♫♪
“I can see the music”
♪♫
(Lisa Simpson, at the Amusement Park)
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Benji: 2018 Once is not Enough 1975 Love and Death 1975 Doc Savage / the man of bronze 1975 Jaws 1975 The Drowning Pool 1975 The Return of the Pink Panther 1975 Nashville 1975 The Exorcist 1973 Roller Ball 1975 French Connection 1971 Capone 2020
I really did enjoy the movie, “Rollerball,” but here is a LINK to the short story by William Harrison; it’s even darker than the movie.
I missed both Tom Sawyer 1973 as a second feature under Benj and The Devil’s Nightmare 1971 under The Exorcist ..
I’m betting this is the original (1974) Benji…
Having found this in Wikipedia’s article…
…I didn’t do enough research.
It was just that the dates weren’t adding up that made me question it. (I don’t remember either movie!)
I read that story back in the day.
Love & Death, then Return of the Pink Panther for me.
Salvadore Dali
I thought he wore a moustache…
Dali painted Ocampos before Octavio Ocampo wa born.
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Got him! I found Nemo!
AI yAI yAI, what happened to his tail?
I’m going to say no. I think it’s two fish.
Maybe, but even blowing it up, I am having trouble separating it into two complete fish.
Count the number of train cars this time and every time you see the train and its cars in future, count them again.
perfectionist!
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Nighthawks possesses an authentic, officially issued, and perfectly valid artistic license.
His listed occupation thereupon is “cartoonist.”
Not draftsman, engineer, or scientific illustrator.
Under regulation 476, section C, paragraph 12aa of the Artistic Code, cartoonists are released from the obligation to maintain consistency in the enumeration of connected or related objects that make up a perceived unit… “Including but not limited to such things as the number of flowers in a vase, children in a class, cars comprising a train, or houses situated on a block”.
I think my license expired a long time ago
Better get it renewed or the cartoonistcatcher will be after you!
I just love cartoonist legalese
After ♫changing cars in Memphis, Tennessee♪ you have to expect the number to change.
Robert Mitchum and Janet Leigh
Given that parrots are great imitators, does anyone recognize the language?
Another pup having fun?
Or an owner who thinks the pup is having fun?
This job looks interesting…..
Those are some curious and entertaining videos. In order:
I have no idea what the language is, but the parrot’s got rhythm as well as pitch memory.
I think the dog is having an absolute blast. He’s outdoors, with his human, playing a game the human taught him and probably getting tons of attention and affection. The ocean smells, the sea life smells, the people smells, all of it is intriguing.
I have to wonder what the reason is to chase all the reptiles into the pond at once. Bath time? They clearly do not enjoy getting bonked on the head with a shovel, though I can’t imagine why not. Are the ones who get bonked the newcomers? The rookies? The freshmen? The rest see him coming and, having already been bonked in the past, know to get out of the way and into the water.
Gator bonker.
find that panda
Got it!
Yup!
Easy ! !
PDQ
Yes.
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Maria Gibbs titled this work TUSCAN WINDOW.
There’s a few people out here who could be added to the suspect list…….
Whoo whooo….
The plot thickens!
Who is this Mr. GC?
Who killed him?
After what we all witnessed of his “charming personality… … we probably don’t have to ask why.
….
There are plenty of other questions we could ask.
How many other people are in that car?
Will Sam interview them all?
The redcaps? Porters? Even the nice conductor, himself?
…
And… it’s a truly amazing feat, worthy of a great detective…
but I have to ask….
How did Sam see evidence of a blow from behind…
when he’s several feet away…
and the victim is… still supine?
Like Sherlock Holmes…. I know the great Sam Basset has his ways.
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And let’s not forget this question:
What’s so awful about Sam’s pajamas?
I LIKE them!
the answer to your question as to how Sam was able to see what he shouldn’t have been able to see—-see your description of my since-expired cartoonist license above
He’s a bloodhound. He just smelled it.