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Bluesky is broken today

And a big bone.

Well, I'm not a fan of YA, but a friend of David Wise, the writer. I remember he once showed me a videotape of the animation w/o sound effects or music, so I know it exist(ed). Perhaps it will show up someday.

Thanks, Simon! You probably heard that from Audry, huh?

The New Year's baby is on his way!

Tortoise Beats Hare (1941) #TexAvery

Cousin Sylvia selects the head of her New Year's Eve date. Maybe this one will be Mr. Right!

Ethel could never understand why she kept flunking her self-defense classes.

Since Little Elmo loved his puppy dog so much, we didn't have the heart to tell him the truth.

Merry Christmas, everybody! From the Museum of Favorite Memes of the Past:

One Christmas, Benny lost a bet with his wife--but he didn't mind.

From the Museum of Favorite Memes of the Past:

A modern nativity scene for contemporary families. (No, really!)

Emilita insists on decorating the Christmas tree from the inside out.

My great uncle Edgar auditioned to be Houdini's apprentice, but didn't succeed in the lockbox escape routine.

From the Museum of Favorite Memes of the Past:

From the Museum of Favorite Memes of the Past:

Serviceman Friz Freleng gains inspiration for a later gag with Elmer Fudd and Bugs Bunny.

I had this weird dream last night...

From the Museum of Favorite Memes of the Past:

I remember reading "The Bad Seed." (YES, I USED TO READ BOOKS!)

My family is looking for a good retirement community for me; they're so thoughtful!

I loved reading all of Raymond Chandler’s books and trying to figure out what parts of Los Angeles he was referring to.

From the Museum of Favorite Memes of the Past:

The photo looks like someone in a costume.

Helen was proud of the fact that she was all-time Hide and Go Seek champ.