George Carlin on Soft Language

This is what was so great about him...

The Band I've Always Dreamed Of

It's the Trons! Greg Locke is my new hero.

For Jim B

You said it, Feeb -- a great vacation! Jimmy's the best!

For Boobay

Happy Birthday, Brother!

The Calabash Coop 1.0

1997? After I'd moved back to Long Island from Calabash, this postcard arrived from the Rebels down south. Click on the cookie to read the card. Oh, they were high...

The Feebs, You Say?

You Look Like You Got a Bump On Your Head

My favorite scene from "Diner", my favorite film. Kevin Bacon at his finest.

Dates in St. Pius X History 1.0

Happy Birthday, Bobby Hardwick!

Nostos Algos

For PSaur:

From Schrodinger's Cat by Robert Anton Wilson:

Benny reflected that this little bit of kidlore had stuck in his memory for nearly half a century and that it must therefore contain some profound Memory.

[...] It was probably the least successful column Benny ever wrote. Virtually nobody understood it and everybody was bored by it. Some readers even wrote protesting letters complaining that the column had been in questionable taste.

Benny was depressed by this reaction. He felt it had been a stroke of genius on his part to rescue from oblivion a genuine American haiku; but even more than that, writing the column had triggered a vast stream of recollection about 1930s Brooklyn which gave him a renewed sense of Roots he had hoped to share.

Crack is Wack!

Melle Mel and Van Silk in WNBC PSA on the dangers of crack. A classic! Over two decades later, their message remains unheeded by many. I mean, crack? Really? Enjoy (the commercial, not the crack -- cuz it's wack)!