And so, to alleviate the headache:
…and a reminder:
To continue:
And while we’re there:
Speaking of assholes, let’s talk about libertarians:
And thence to winter’s road maintenance:
And to end with some decent alternatives to Monday gloom:
Now get on with yer week, will ya?
It is difficult to read her biography without sorrow for Diana Dors’s career, which consisted mainly of exploitation, outright abuse (e.g. abortions forced on her by her lovers) and a succession of movie roles promised but never fulfilled.
Most of the above came from her appearance — although it must also be said that she was also a naughty, naughty girl — so let’s see what all the fuss was about.
Let’s look at the tout ensemble now:
We’ll save the color pics for another time.
We interrupt your sleepy Saturday morning’s perusal of this website to point you to this wonderful statement of intent:
‘We’re Taking Resignations at 12:01 on January 20’
And no, I’m not going to excerpt any of it; you need to go there and read the whole damn thing for yourselves. It’s Saturday, and I guarantee it’s going to make your day — nay, even your whole weekend — better.
Triggered by this article (“Brits wish they’d seen these top 25 historical events”), I thought I’d put together my own list of historical events I’d like to have witnessed firsthand. (I know, I wrote a similar post a while back, but times have changed.) They are in no specific order of preference.
Your choices (any number up to 25) in Comments.
The Fab Four, greeting the sunshine.
…that would break the Internet almost immediately they were opened:
Feel free to add the contestants who you think might break it quicker.