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After seeing so much about the big elephants and fat asses in this election season, how about giraffes? They are really doing much better than both parties. How about a third party run of long-neck giraffes party?They'll stick their necks out to win your vote! ...maybe even do a few flips too?
Amazing! ...And it’s all about everyone’s favorite crooked fruit: Bananas!
Everyone knows that they are the most delicious when they are still fresh and unspoiled.But as soon as the first brown spots pop up, they belong in the blender or, even worse, in the trash.
Now according to this video, that is all over now. How Insane! ...Now you always have fresh bananas and will save some money! How cool is that?
"How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb"
It is an iconic 1964 anti-war movie during Democrat President Lyndon Johnson's Vietnam War administration. The gist of the movie is that when word comes through to Washington that a general in the Strategic Air Command has sent a wing of bombers off to drop bombs the political chaos to stop it ensues in the White House. So then a technical munitions expert, Dr. Strangelove, is summoned who sees the planes cannot be recalled while conceding the Russians also have a retaliatory "doomsday device" too.
At the movie's end it's funny, in a mad insane perverse way, about the behavior of this crazy crew in one of the planes of the airborne alert force that's ordered to drop the bomb.It shows the Strategic Air Commander who is a raging militant nut that puts on a cowboy hat when he knows the mission is fully committed and rides the bomb down like riding a bucking bronco to blow up the target, Russia.
So here after seeing it then and now again fifty-one years later,I am still troubled by that feeling, which runs all through the film, of discredit and even contempt for our whole defense establishment, up to and even including the hypothetical Commander in Chief--it sure looks like deja vu all over again!
...Is Iran in the bomb sights now too?
Song Lyrics:
Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, Bomb Iran Let's take a stand Bomb Iran Our country's got a feelin' Really hit the ceilin', bomb Iran Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran
Went to a mosque, gonna throw some rocks Tell the Ayatollah, "Gonna put you in a box!" Bomb Iran. Bomb, bomb, bomb, Bomb Iran Our country's got a feelin' Really hit the ceilin', bomb Iran Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran
Ol' Uncle Sam's gettin' pretty hot Time to turn Iran into a parking lot Bomb Iran. Bomb, bomb, bomb, Bomb Iran Our country's got a feelin' Really hit the ceilin', bomb Iran Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran
Call the volunteers; call the bombadiers; Call the financiers; better get their *** in gear Bomb Iran. Bomb, bomb, bomb, Bomb Iran Our country's got a feelin' Really hit the ceilin', bomb Iran Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran (Let's nuke 'em! Whoo!)
Call on our allies to cut off their supplies Get our hands untied, and bring em' back alive Bomb Iran. Bomb, bomb, bomb, Bomb Iran Our country's got a feelin' Really hit the ceilin', bomb Iran Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran
Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, Bomb Iran Let's take a stand Bomb Iran Our people you been stealin' Now it's time for "keelin", bomb Iran Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran(Stavro Arrgolus)
A 1776 patriotic camaraderie comes alive as many feel a deep pride within about our American, individual exceptionalism as shown here when talent shines brightly like James Cagney and Bob Hope as the main course atop a banquet table.
James Cagney and Bob Hope are in a movie scene at a Friar's Club Meeting, back when actors were real working vaudeville performers tap dancing; Hope was 52 and Cagney was 56.
Time: 03:33
Movie: The Seven Little Foys (1955) Bob Hope plays the role of Eddie Foy. James Cagney plays the role of George M. Cohan.
This "Black Hole" sucks viewers in with a seemingly plain premise, a peculiar promise, a prickly peccadillo and poignant point. ...In the end, a lesson learned!