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September 30, 2008
Found: Carmen's Brothers!
This has all the makings of an absolute trainwreck. For the first time ever I'm actually looking forward to Prickly City this week.
Why? Scott Stantis, writing about the VP debate two weeks ago, is going to try and make fun of Joe Biden and Sarah Palin by injecting Carmen into the debate. He'll be doing it based on the Sarah Palin of two weeks ago (when she was basically in hiding, refusing to do any interviews) and not the Sarah Palin of the last week, who went on CBS News and made a fool of herself with Katie Couric and then yesterday had to go back with John McCain so the two of them could try and do damage control. Stantis will be doing this before having seen Tina Fey's Palin on SNL. Before Palin agreed with Obama's stance that if Pakistan won't go after Osama then we will - directly opposing McCain's position on the issue. Before it was leaked that Palin might try to marry off her pregnant 17-year-old daughter right before the election. Even before McCain's campaign shut down the Troopergate investigation.
I probably shouldn't get my hopes up. Odds are Stantis will spend the next few days making fun of Joe Biden's hair plugs, since that's oh-so-hysterical. Mind you, this is from a guy who draws the girl in his comic strip to look like she's got a reverse mohawk. Check out that third panel - that's not a part, someone shaved a three-inch wide strip down the middle of the poor girl's head.
But I'm still curious as to how Stantis will handle this. Palin was an easy target even before the past few weeks, although she's a Republican so Stantis will probably handle her with kid gloves. Biden has said a lot of stupid things in the past, but Stantis prefers jokes about how people look since that's an easy out. Could he actually let Carmen speak on the issues, giving us a look into the political mind of Stantis? Or will he be lazy and say that Carmen wasn't allowed into the debate even though she has an invite?
Probably that last one, since Scott Stantis is the worst comic strip writer in the world.
September 29, 2008
Old Joke
What an ageist Scott Stantis is! Making fun of John McCain because he's old? Low blow, dude. Low blow.
Instead, McCain should be made fun of because he's a flip-flopper.
Yeah, that's more like it!
Next, you should hit him because he lacks executive experience and likes to hear himself talk.
Governor Palin has more executive experience than the other three candidates combined. None of the others have run anything. Except their mouths.
-Scott Stantis's Blog, September 22, 2008
Yeah! That's the stuff!
In conservative cartooning circles, you're also known as The Maverick.
Posted by CJo at 03:10 PM | Comments (0)September 28, 2008
People Who Refer To Themselves As Mavericks Aren't Mavericks, They're Just Insane
This is probably the best Prickly City in months. Which is kind of like saying this is the least painful hangnail I've had in ages. Let's just say it could be much worse.
Like John McCain's performance at the debate, followed up by his contentious interview on ABC this morning with George Stephanopoulos. McCain has absolutely no problem lying to the American people with a smile on his face. So with that being the case, I'd like to list a few outrageous lies about the Senator and see how he likes it:
- John McCain cheated on his wife with a younger woman!
- John McCain was a member of the Keating 5!
- John McCain crashed 5 planes!
- John McCain employs Phil Gramm, and together their policies have caused this financial crisis!
- John McCain once called his second wife a c*nt in front of reporters!
- John McCain employs over a hundred lobbyists in his campaign!
- John McCain approved torture, even though he himself was tortured!
- John McCain has voted with George W. Bush 90% of the time!
Oh, wait, I'm sorry - all of those things are true.
Why is he being taken seriously as a candidate again? Do almost half the American people REALLY think he's qualified to be our president? I guess they do if they also think Sarah Palin is qualified to be vice president. Which means I should add one more "lie" to my list:
- Half the population of the United States are idiots.
September 27, 2008
Scott Stantis Plays "Am I Funnier Than A Fifth Grader?" - Loses
For me, humor based on attacking someone's physical appearance is the lamest kind of humor there is. It's grade school stuff. Odds are if you're making fun of someone's looks it's because you're either too stupid or too lazy to try and come up with something that's funny based on something they've done or something they believe. It's why I objected when Stantis tried to make fun of McCain's jowls (a condition that's partially a result of his exposure to constant sunlight while a POW that may have contributed to his skin cancer), and why I think it's pathetic he's trying to make fun of Joe Biden's hair plugs.
Yeah, Biden got plugs. Who cares? If he was bald, Stantis would make fun of that too because he's too lazy to come up with something better since that might actually take effort (and talent). What makes this even worse is that Stantis then tries to drum up a few laughs with a stupid explanation as to why Winslow would attack him - Uncle Pluggy? Seriously? Stantis thinks that's funny?
But this is life as a conservative. They lie, they cheat, they steal, and they're not funny. He could easily go off on Biden for the stupid things he's said over the years - and there are LOTS of them. Instead, he wastes my time and yours with "jokes" about hair plugs. I'll save you some time, Stantis - Obama's black and has big ears. McCain has scars and yellow teeth and a droopy left eye (something that's just become more apparent this past week and nobody knows why). Palin wears glasses and her hair up, unless she's being interviewed by someone on Fox News - she lets her hair down for that.
Maybe now Stantis can draw on his inner conservative instead of his inner 7-year-old and try and come up with something funny based on things like policy and politics instead of someone's appearance.
Posted by The Furnace at 10:09 AM | Comments (2)September 26, 2008
Veep with Joy
Once again, real life events have completely gutted Scott's fat belly full of laughs and left it oozing blood and entrails.
Two weeks ago, everyone got a big guffaw over the prospect of Palin being the top of the ticket since she was the one drawing the crowds and not McCain.
Today? It's not funny. At all. It's scary and sad.
Just watch the Couric Interviews. Just think about our country's economic situation.
As Scott Stantis might exclaim to indicate fright:
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!
Posted by CJo at 08:41 AM | Comments (1)September 25, 2008
Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha
It's funny because it's true.
Posted by CJo at 02:02 PM | Comments (1)September 24, 2008
True Story
The Democrat Party is in Danger. Who can they call? Middle-aged belligerent ponytail guy! It seems to me that if....
***BREAKING NEWS***
Just asked a question at work concerning a matter I have absolutely no knowledge of, yet not wishing to reveal that I have no clue, I replied with what has to be the greatest time-filler while searching for a real answer and/or allowing the inquisitor to reveal the solution so that you can nod profoundly, stroke your chin, and concur with his assessment:
"In what respect?"
Sarah Palin: Tall enough, endowed with god-given follicles, and legally non-blind.
QUALIFIED!
Posted by Sacki at 09:35 AM | Comments (2)September 23, 2008
Delusional, Smug, and Arrogant? Aren't Those Requirements To Be A Republican?
In "Pot Calls Kettle Black" news, Scott Stantis decides to insult Bill Maher of all people today. Talk about bringing a spork to a gunfight. What makes it even more pathetic is that Stantis has Winslow - who you'd think is a big fan of Maher's since Winslow's supposedly a liberal lefty - doing the insulting. Remind me again why Scott Stantis gets paid to write this crap?
At first I was confused. Winslow is smiling while talking about Palin, and how "the Democrats don't know what to make of her." Isn't he also running against Palin? Shouldn't he be upset that she's getting so much attention - especially after shooting down his proposal to become HIS running mate?
Oh wait, I'm sorry - that would require Scott Stantis to take two minutes out of his day to actually keep track of the garbage he's writing. The man is a fool.
Yeah, I said it. Scott Stantis is an untalented idiot who only has a comic strip because he's a conservative. How else to explain someone who can't keep his own characters straight? Who on Monday has Winslow forget who Sarah Palin is so he can make a Michael Palin joke - after he spent a week emailing her? Hey, remember when it was revealed that Prickly City is really its own country? So why are Winslow and Carmen running to be president of OUR country if they're not even Americans?
I'm sorry, Mr. Stantis. Usually I'm not this direct. But you sir, are an idiot.
September 22, 2008
Ize THIS
Obvious criticism:
In his ignorance of who "Palin" is, Winslow completely undermines the entire last week's worth of strips. I won't get too caught up in this. This is, after all, a work by Scott Stantis, one of the worst working comic strip professionals. He doesn't care enough about the world and characters he has created to bother knowing their history. We've been down this road before.
And that leaves us with:
A Michael Palin joke? Now?
I mean, it was funny when The Furnace's Facebook status made a Michael Palin crack back on 8/29/08.
And it was funny in Get Fuzzy on September 12th:
But now? It's not funny; it's not fun. It's tired. It wastes space. It wastes my life and yours.
Good day.
Posted by CJo at 12:25 PM | Comments (0)September 21, 2008
We're All Going To Have 4 Inch Wide Parts In Our Hair?
August 14th: U.S. Census Bureau releases this report.
September 21st: Scott Stantis gets around to making a "joke" about it.
Since Stantis has never come out and told us Carmen's racial makeup, I'm not sure why we should believe that she really is a minority. It's always been Stantis' cheap "out" if someone criticizes him and his racist comic strip - "Well Carmen is a minority so it's okay!" And which minority would that be, Mr. Stantis? "She's all minorities!" Whatever, douche.
What makes today's strip so weird is that Conservative Carmen is bragging about how America is becoming more diverse. Last time I checked the Republicans aren't exactly fans of minorities unless they're mowing their lawns or doing their dishes (although that could just be people who aren't rich in general that they want washing their dirty clothes). Sorry, was that too blunt for a Sunday morning? I apologize.
I'm just a little upset after watching Henry Paulson say that his solution to the financial crisis is "Give me $700 billion and trust me - I can fix it. And no, I won't tell you how, and no, I won't let you review my plans, and no, I won't take away golden parachutes from CEOs of failed companies." I'm not sure what's scarier - that we're actually going to let the guys who caused this mess try and fix it, or that guys like Chris Dodd are willing to go along with it.
We've been here before. John McCain isn't a stranger to this. It's what the Republicans really want to happen. Bankrupt the federal government, make the rich richer in the process, and act like its all the fault of those dirty minorities who tried to "rip off" the poor innocent mortgage companies by taking out loans they couldn't afford (how dare they!). And the Democrats are going to let it happen, because even though Bush has done everything he can to destroy this country, whenever he says jump they ask how high.
All the while Scott Stantis will use his platform to make jokes about zits. Stay classy, Stantis. Stay classy.
September 20, 2008
She's Not Even As Cute As Joe Biden
Does Scott Stantis know anything about Sarah Palin other than she's a woman? If he does he sure didn't show it this week. As far as he's concerned Palin's cute, and that's all that matters.
I think this dreadful storyline is finally over as Carmen ponders her not-as-cute situation and decides it's better to be "smart and sassy." I half expected Stantis himself to walk out on that ledge and tell Carmen not to "worry her pretty little head." This might be the most sexist week of strips at PC yet.
Much like his refusal to go after John McCain, Stantis appears unwilling to even mention who Sarah Palin is or where she stands on the issues. Why would Winslow want her on his ticket again? Because she's a MILF? That's it? I think it's interesting that a coyote would want a governor who encourages the hunting of wolves from airplanes as his running mate.
I guess Stantis is just like the rest of the Republican party that isn't a part of the religious right - they don't know much about Palin or McCain, and what they do know they don't really like, but they both stand for four more years of George W. Bush's policies and that's okay by them. Oh, and Obama is black. That too.
Posted by The Furnace at 10:46 AM | Comments (1)September 19, 2008
It's silly, I know, to lament a lost opportunity in Prickly City, for every day in the world of Prickly City is a lost opportunity at humor, art, sense, sensibility, pride, prejudice, Emma, and, of course, Mansfield Park.
But, come on now, THAT'S IT? That's the big Sarah Palin Debutante Ball in Prickly City? Two days of Palin Envy by Carmen, an emailed swap offer, a Biden crack, and the rejection of the emailed swap offer?
Not even a picture of Palin that inexplicably depicts her as fat as McCain is inexplicably drawn by Stantis?
Oh wait. I guess we have to go to the Editorial Oeuvre for that:
September 18, 2008
Tales from the Flipped
If I may please add one more doppelgänger for Carmen's twisted-rictus visage to The Furnace's list...
And Carmen's aspirations to be a "hot-tay" just add one more data-point to the alarming argument that Scott Stantis has an unnatural fascination with the over-sexualization of pre-pubescent girls.
This man not only needs a new job, but he also needs a new hobby.
Posted by CJo at 10:31 AM | Comments (2)September 17, 2008
Stuck In The Middle
If this is an on-going storyline I must've missed the first couple of webisodes. All I can decipher is that Winston has hacked into the gubernador of Alaska's email account and is in the midst of composing a lovely poem about a stately palindrome in Alaska that earmarks had decreed when he's rudely awoken by Carmine singing along to "Rock and Roll Pt. 2" on her mp3 player. I'm sure that's as good an explanation as any.
Posted by Sacki at 03:34 PM | Comments (1)September 16, 2008
Crud Is Right
Carmen is a sad panda. She thought she was the only conservative gal worth caring about (sorry Liddy Dole, Kay Bailey Hutchinson, and Olympia Snowe - you don't count). But now Sarah Palin is butting in on her radical neo-con scene, out-Bushing even Carmen - which is really saying something. But since she's a girl, Carmen can at least claim to be cuter, right? Maybe if she started wearing glasses and shooting moose and lying whenever she opens her mouth.
What's really disturbing about today's strip is that second panel. Carmen is going to claim to be cuter and THAT is what she looks like? Here's an isolated shot:
That's all Stantis - I didn't go in there and scribble all over it or alter it in any way. That's how Stantis draws his main character when she's upset. I can't decide what she looks more like...
Richard Nixon?
Or that weird alien baby from the end of "Alien 4?"
I thought that breaking down what exactly Stantis was trying to draw might help a bit:
But I guess if Sarah Palin is the Republicans' idea of a dream candidate, then it makes sense that Scott Stantis is their idea of a good comic strip artist. At least Stantis won't be a heartbeat away from being President - he's just annoying. Palin on the other hand reminds me of someone else:
Anybody remember "The Dead Zone?"
Sorry, but it's a little too easy to imagine President Palin saying, "The missles are flying. Hallelujah. Hallelujah."
Posted by The Furnace at 10:04 AM | Comments (1)September 15, 2008
Her Prickly City Debut
Eighteen days after the Sarah Palin announcement Scott Stantis finally enters the fray. And so far it's utterly asinine.
Lemme get this straight: Carmen has Palin envy? Wah? Isn't Palin the living embodiment of Carmen's nutjob ideal of the perfect Conservative woman? Shouldn't Carmen be worshipping at Palin's well-tanned legs instead of envying her position?
Come on, Stantis! Hop on board! Did your subscription to the National Review lapse?
Posted by CJo at 08:38 AM | Comments (0)September 14, 2008
If Only It Was The End...
Around the country this morning, I imagine this exchange is taking place...
CHILD: Mommy - Mommy - why is Charlie Brown's head exploding??? What's going on? Is he okay?
MOTHER: What are you reading? (takes the comics section) Oh, don't read this garbage honey.
CHILD: Is Charlie Brown dead?
MOTHER: Charlie Brown is fine. You know your Uncle Steve? And how he's always saying stupid things to upset you, like that John McCain is a maverick and Sarah Palin is a good choice for Vice President?
CHILD: Uncle Steve smells like beer.
MOTHER: Yup. Well Uncle Steve likes this comic strip. He would think it's funny that something bad happened to Charlie Brown.
CHILD: Why?
MOTHER: Because he's a jerk, honey.
CHILD: Ohhhh. So Charlie Brown is okay?
MOTHER: Yes dear.
CHILD: Good. I don't like Uncle Steve or Prickly City, Mommy.
MOTHER: I know hun - nobody does.
Posted by The Furnace at 10:15 AM | Comments (1)September 13, 2008
Are Those Chopsticks?
ADVENTURES IN COMICS: PRICKLY CITY'S EPIC ADVENTURE
August, 2008. Comic strip "artist" Scott Stantis undertakes his greatest challenge ever: devote an entire month to one gigantic storyline that would take his characters from Prickly City to China for the Olympics and then Denver for the DNC. It would be full of drama and suspense - a new character would have to play a vital role, and Vaughn was the right armadillo for the job. Carmen would undergo a major transformation from a neo-conservative princess to communist queen. Winslow would fulfill his Olympic ambitions, sort of. While Stantis had devoted a week to storylines in the past, this would be monumental. Epic. The defining moment of Prickly City, and Scott Stantis' signal to the world that he could take on the biggest issues of the day - China, the Olympics, Democrats - and make it both thought-provoking and hilarious.
September, 2008. Exhausted, Scott Stantis reflects on his month-long adventure. Never before had he worked so hard on a comic strip. The stress of meeting deadlines and looking forward so far into the future had taken its toll. His source of relief? Why devote a week of strips to his plight, of course! His surrogate Carmen would be subjected to a similar struggle - work work work, no rest for the wicked (wickedly funny, that is!), with an eye towards a Saturday wrap-up where she (and he) can finally rest easy with a bowl of donut holes and ice cream. Delightful!
It's easy to envision the man himself, Scott Stantis, sitting by himself, bowl of sugary sweetness in his lap, reflecting on this amazing journey. Are there things he would have done differently? Possibly. Maybe Winslow should have participated in something other than an event that was only for women and ended over a decade ago. Maybe he shouldn't have slapped together that one strip that seemed to feature Winslow in a running event, even though he was there to swim. More time could have been spent than one panel explaining how Carmen snapped out of her brainwashed communist phase. And looking back, it doesn't really make much sense that Carmen wouldn't want to go with Winslow if Winslow is a Democrat and the Democrats would supposedly love and embrace a communist at their convention. And it was pretty dumb to have Winslow yell at Carmen that she had to do all this work on Monday, only to turn around and be the one to say she shouldn't work so hard.
But that's all in the past. Sure, mistakes were made. Lame jokes were told. It's all part of the struggle to put together a comic strip. Lessons have been learned (well, hopefully), and while he might not be the best artist, or the best writer, Scott Stantis can proudly say that yes - he too can tell a story that lasts more than a few strips and can address the major issues of the day. Maybe next he'll tackle Sarah Palin and her lies. Or John McCain and HIS lies. Or the Republican party as a whole and all of their lies.
Or maybe he'll talk about pop stars in thongs. Either way, it'll be pure Scott Stantis. And he has a comic strip, and you don't. Deal with it.
Posted by The Furnace at 09:51 AM | Comments (0)September 12, 2008
This Strip is in Dire Straits
Bangin' on the bongos like a chimpanzee.
That ain't workin', that's the way you do it.
Get your money for nothing...
Now THIS is comical for once, just as a comic strip should be: Scott Stantis is complaining about too much hard work and lack of leisure time. This is coming from a man who on a daily basis bangs crayons against a blank piece of paper for ten, fifteen minutes, tops. That little [jackass] is probably a millionaire. (However, I doubt he has his own jet airplane.) That ain't workin', bro.
Posted by CJo at 01:48 PM | Comments (1)September 11, 2008
Never Forget
Never Forget, Scott. Never Forget.
Wait, did you forget?
Did you forget to remind us to never forget?
Someone should revoke your flag lapel pin. Someone should remove the miniature American flag from your ape-like paw. Someone should take a razor blade to the bumper sticker adorning your SUV.
You, sir, are a disgrace.
Posted by CJo at 08:13 AM | Comments (2)September 10, 2008
Gone Fishin'
In case anyone was wondering about the tardiness of today's Shrubville, there's a perfectly valid reason. My physician suggested - and my bartender agreed - that working too hard would give me a stroke & that I should just chill out. Done and done.
September 09, 2008
Won't Somebody Think Of The Workers' Rights???
Awww. Apparently Scott Stantis was so stressed out by his month-long storyline that went from Beijing to Denver that he's taking out his frustrations on the readers this week by whining that doing a comic strip is hard work. It was so much easier when he just slapped something together that kind of resembled something he saw on Fox News. But sending Winslow to the Olympics, brainwashing Carmen, and then trying to go back to Winslow's run for the presidency? That's just too much! Scott Stantis is only one man! How can he be expected to write a daily comic strip featuring two characters (at times even three!) that isn't just a one-off every day??? Cut the guy some slack already!
What I think is most amusing about this week's bitchfest is that Stantis, who is already regarded as one of the worst comic strip artists currently working, thinks that if he scribbles MORE when he draws that it'll convey to the audience that his character is really stressed out. Sorry Stantis, but the Carmen of the second, third, and fourth panels doesn't look all that different from any other appearance she's had in PC.
By the way, why is Winslow in today's strip saying that line? "To what end?" Well, since YOU'RE the one who's telling Carmen she has to do all this work, the "end" is going to be President Winslow. Instead, it would have made a whole lot more sense for it to be Vaughn - you remember him, right? Poorly-drawn armadillo, showed up out of nowhere and suddenly became Winslow's best friend? It would have made a lot more sense for Vaughn to be the one to pop his head into the third frame and point out that all of Carmen's stress might be for naught. But nope - Stantis falls back into his lazy ways and Winston's given the line. Maybe Stantis is so stressed out by his flip flopping to support John McCain that he's forgotten Vaughn even exists. Kinda like Sarah Palin forgetting that she was for the Bridge to Nowhere before she was against it.
September 08, 2008
Over The Edge
If you've seen CJo, please tell him to call home. We're worried about him.
September 07, 2008
Flip Maverick Flop
So, is Stantis calling John McCain a flip flopper or a maverick? I can't tell. Leave it to Stantis to make even that confusing.
If Stantis wasn't such a poor writer I'd think it was by design. He's made it known that he's not a McCain fan, but since he's a Republican he knows he has to fall in line and support their nominee. Even if all he offers if 4 more years of failed Bush policies. Better than the "uppity" Obama winning, right? And yes, Rep. Westmoreland is the same Republican who introduced legislation saying it was okay to post the Ten Commandments in government buildings, but when Stephen Colbert asked him to name the Commandments - well, just watch:
And to think, that party is going to win the White House AGAIN because people want to have a beer with Sarah Palin.
September 06, 2008
Word Is He Didn't Say "Spit"
Scott Stantis continues to try and insult Joe Biden, but instead it comes across like a timely critique of Sarah Palin. Shockingly enough he actually gives Winslow a good line, so enjoy it while you can.
I could go off on how under Dick Cheney the VP is more powerful than ever and that's why we should worry about someone like Palin (a female version of George W. Bush) getting in there, but instead I'll just leave you with this classic video of a certain someone saying she doesn't even know what the VP does:
Heartbeat away, folks. Heartbeat away.
September 05, 2008
Zorg!
If I were to describe today's Prickly City in a few sentences, those sentences would be as follows:
Wow. Gary Oldman had that same hairstyle in "The Fifth Element." Classy.
September 04, 2008
New-Clear
Meet the new-clear. Same as the old-clear.
Fortuitous today that Stantis drops a VP strip the day after the country got to meet the snarling-lipped hacksaw known as Sarah Palin.
I'll be curious how Stantis (in a week and a quarter) adjusts his storyline to reflect what I'm sure was a gloriously received speech in his household.
No adjustments necessary on my end. I saw a menagerie of the grotesque and unconscionable last night. Hey, but ain't that America to and you and me. Ain't that America. We're something to see.
Posted by CJo at 09:21 AM | Comments (0)September 03, 2008
Left, Center, Right
Pop quiz, hotshots:
Which way do you see the cactus leaning in today's strip?
Show your work.
Posted by Sacki at 10:53 AM | Comments (0)September 02, 2008
Running...From The RNC
Hey, guess who doesn't have the balls to make fun of the Republican National Convention? That's right, Scott Stantis!
Apparently it was too much work for Stantis to plan for the RNC, seeing as how he had just written storylines in advance for the Olympics and the DNC. It's as if he looked at his calendar for August, saw Beijing and Denver, then figured after that he could just go back to Winslow running for president. Turn the page, Stantis: it's September, and the Republicans have their own convention. Complete with "V for Vendetta" security!
It's understandable though. Stantis realizes that he has to fall back in line behind his party's leadership, even if he supposedly doesn't like John McCain. I guess if even nutjobs like Dobson are bowing before St. McCain then it was only a matter of time before Stantis got on board the Straight To Hell Express. Maybe that's the bus that Carmen was on yesterday, since otherwise that strip had nothing to do with anything.
So instead of making fun of John McCain and the Republican lobbyists he calls a staff, we're going to get...Winslow for President. Didn't that storyline get run into the ground months ago? And it was never, ever funny? Well if Stantis isn't going to do it, I might as well. Have you seen the latest campaign ad for the Republican ticket?
Funny cuz it's true. Oh, and let's not forget Johnny Boy's wandering eye:
Now that's comedy. Your next President and Vice President, ladies and gentlemen!
September 01, 2008
I'm assuming this strip is a non sequitur.
Otherwise, my head might very well explode trying to figure out the implications of Winslow -- who left town for China as PC's lone Olympics representative -- promising Carmen -- who was enslaved in a Communist Work Camp in China, freed, and was praised at the Democratic National Convention in Denver -- a "Hero's Welcome" home; said home being the place Carmen was traveling WITH Winslow (and Vaughn) by airplane and not by bus.
The mind boggles.
The head hurts.
The world burns.
As I said: pray this is a non sequitur.
Posted by CJo at 12:26 PM | Comments (0)
picture courtesy of JB