Ever since King George uttered the word ‘Internets’ I have been salivating to use it in a toon. Mayor Bernard has given me the opportunity. Last night in an interview on KELO-TV he complained about the ‘Bloggers’ spreading mis-information.
Well here’s some more ‘mis-information’ about you Bernard.
I checked the stats yesterday, and Todd is the winner for the month of October as #1 Referrer. He garnered 40% of the referrals.
. . . actually made me laugh today. This appeared in the ‘Best Little City in America TIMES’ today:
http://folkertscartoonstudio.blogspot.com/
But isn’t this toon contradictory to something he did a few weeks ago? Something about ‘Personal Freedom’? If the monkeys want to smoke, shouldn’t it be up to them?
I wonder what Curious George would think?
Some of you know that I am also a painter. I’ve been working on a secret themed exhibit, but I decided to take a break from it and paint one of my musical heros, Screamin’ Jay Hawkins who sang classics like ‘I put a Spell on You’ and ‘Up Jumped the Devil’ and my favorite ‘Constipation Blues’
For Sale – $100 – Unframed
11 x 14″ – Acrylic on Canvas
Lately I’ve been digging into my CD vault (TV room corner actually) to load up my new I-pod. I came across this GEM last night. Tim Armstrong, lead singer of RANCID and former lead singer of Operation Ivy put this punk rock classic together. ‘Out comes the Wolves’ had been compared to The Clash’s classic ‘London Calling’ with it’s SKA and REGGAE influences. This isn’t your average punk rock album, though it also has the feel the Dead Kennedy’s classic ‘Fresh fruit for rotting vegetables’ I still think it’s NOT TOO punk rock for people with Rock N’ Roll tastes. If you like The Clash and the Mighty, Mighty Bosstones or even The Toasters you will enjoy this record, and the songs are very well written to.
I don’t listen to much punk rock anymore, so it’s rare for me to hat/tip an album like this.
l3wis