Jack Aubrey

Manic Mechanic - ZZ Top.

T. H. White's The Once And Future King.

Just got my copy yesterday.

Happy Veteran's Day! I hope you all have an exceptional one! Salute!

My wife got terribly upset and angry when she found all those letters. I doubt I'll ever get her to play Scrabble with me ever again.

Did you know that absolutely nothing spelled backwards is: "gnihton yletulosba" which, ironically, means absolutely nothing!

I was on a Zoom call the other day and I told a joke but no one laughed. It turns out I'm not even remotely funny.

What goes "ninety-nine clump, ninety-nine clump"? A centipede with a wooden leg!

Hello, Dear Dweezil! It's terrific to see you again and I have missed you a lot.

It's so nice to have this revival of one of my favorite shows ever! I find I'm laughing myself silly over this new show and I am loving it. Truly, madly, and deeply! If only I knew what to do with those tossed salads and scrambled eggs!

Wes Anderson's Asteroid City. I absolutely love Wes Anderson and I think it would be the "bomb diggity" (as the kids say nowadays) if he were to collaborate with the Cohen Brothers on a project.

I've never seen Titanic or The Godfather. The boat sinks, the boy dies, big deal! And I don't like Marlon Brando.

100% agreed! This downright grotesque AI "art" is still firmly entrenched in the uncanny valley.

Right now I'm reading House Of Leaves (The Remastered And Full-Color Edition) by Mark Z. Daniielewski. I was intrigued by some reviews I stumbled upon as I was by it's description of "ergodic fiction" and decided to get a copy. I'm not too far in, maybe page 45, but it's good so far. I do recommend y'all look into it.

What do you get when you cross a joke with a rhetorical question?