From:
“The Bartender’s Bible” by Gary Regan
Published by: Harper Collins 1991
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 91-55104
“FROZEN MARAGARITA”
2 teaspoons coarse salt
1 lime wedge
3 ounces white tequila
1 ounce Cointreau or triple sec
2 ounces lime juice
1 cup crushed ice
Place the salt in a saucer. Rub the rim of a collins (sic) glass
with the lime wedge and dip the glass into the salt to coat
the rim thoroughly; reserve the lime. Pour the tequila,
Cointreau, lime juice, and crushed ice into a blender.
Blend well at high speed. Pour into the collins glass. Gar-
nish with the reserved lime wedge.
OM goodness! spacealienvegetarians!! just when you thought it was safe to go back in the kitchen, we have a vegie basset invasion! you are all invited to hide behind my entertainment center. and we’ll pop some of those flying corn cobs!
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Great job on the poster. Again, love all the names. This is another movie I have never seen. Did I miss anything??
I saw this several years back on television before the wide screen days. A “B” grade was being VERY considerate. To start, the “teenagers” were mid-twenties (or older), and it went downhill from there.
Such as it is….
Dang! It’s older than me!
Thanks Alexi, but I can’t put in the time tonight.
I love this one.
Guy has been hiding his crush on the Girl with Pearl Earing ever since they started hanging out together.
what a sweetheart!
Another favorite.
Bottom extra:
“ Look Pa Collage” By: Cathy Horner
Brussels Sprouts with eyes.
And a big wet nose.
From yesterday.
Thanks for David Stanford’s name.
The site at this LINK has a brief history of the strip, and claims all 500 of the strip’s panels are reproduced there.
More specifically, the Brussels Spouts Bassets.
Stelbel! Nooooo!
…
I was always afraid this day would dawn…
And now they’re coming after Cleveland!
The catastrophically colossal canine cabbages!
Galloping golabki!
Holishkes on the hoof!
Behemoth Brussels basset sprouts?
The mind boggles!
…
These vicious vegetables are definitely NOT good for your health…
or the health of your precious canine companions.
(Your precious feline companions would refuse to have anything to do with them anyway.)
…
Quick! Cook them!
Cook them ….before they exact retribution for our centuries of wanton vegetable eating!
Shred them into space slaw!
Everybody… Please! Protect the puppies!
…
OMD… they’re getting closer!
Is it too late to apologise for that half a bag of …. sob…. frozen baby peas I had with dinner?
Please! I didn’t know any better!
…
That bag of coleslaw in the fridge…
it came pre-shredded.
Honest.
Cleveland need not worry. It has GUARDIANS now.
“Cleveland Guardians” is the new name of the former “Cleveland Indians.”
I’m not surprised if you don’t know that, but I am surprised that I do!
Cuban sandwich
spongecake
Only while nibblin’; not while baking.
From:
“The Bartender’s Bible” by Gary Regan
Published by: Harper Collins 1991
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 91-55104
“FROZEN MARAGARITA”
2 teaspoons coarse salt
1 lime wedge
3 ounces white tequila
1 ounce Cointreau or triple sec
2 ounces lime juice
1 cup crushed ice
Place the salt in a saucer. Rub the rim of a collins (sic) glass
with the lime wedge and dip the glass into the salt to coat
the rim thoroughly; reserve the lime. Pour the tequila,
Cointreau, lime juice, and crushed ice into a blender.
Blend well at high speed. Pour into the collins glass. Gar-
nish with the reserved lime wedge.
A Collins glass
This flick has drive-in written all over it.
OM goodness! spacealienvegetarians!! just when you thought it was safe to go back in the kitchen, we have a vegie basset invasion! you are all invited to hide behind my entertainment center. and we’ll pop some of those flying corn cobs!
Great job on the poster. Again, love all the names. This is another movie I have never seen. Did I miss anything??
Ditto, ditto, ditto and I don’t think so.
“ditto? what the hell is ditto?”–Oda Mae Brown
haven’t seen that movie in ages!!
You’ve got it.
I saw this several years back on television before the wide screen days. A “B” grade was being VERY considerate. To start, the “teenagers” were mid-twenties (or older), and it went downhill from there.
Yeah, but ……………..GREAT POSTER! RIGHT??