Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for October 15, 2011

I’ve been trying for years, no luck.

I’m trying to ID the make and model of that station wagon. I really have no clue, but my gut level feeling is that it’s from a European arm of an American carmaker; maybe an Opel or a Vauxhall or something? I will be mightily impressed if anybody can come up with a positive ID.

Also, Bigfoot and Wildboy is full of win!

Don’t make fun of my schnozz; I was born this way!

jgcp1, I think you may very well have nailed it!

I never saw a mounted “Lookdown Before” !!!

My nose is never wrong.

Bigfoot and Wild Boy are so amazingly bad, I love it! Thanks for putting it on your blog. Oddly enough, no one I know remembers this show….. I wonder why. This is my new favorite show!

Gorgeous picture, Teresa! I’d pay 89¢ for a quality print of this.

@Gaijinrabbit it’s VOlodya (not a)

More importantly, – can anybody explain to me what this cartoon means? I just don’t get it. Help help

re; Is it tea you’re looking for?“A,B.C,D. can I bring my friend to tea?’The Paintings and Cereal were great,too.

@massha

I guess you had to be there. I’m also stumped.

For that sort of ear wax treatment, you must use a long, thick wick. Gives whole new meaning to the phrase, “Stick it in your ear!”

test Тэст

aha – if needed, you can try going to www.translit.ru and type what you want using your regular latin characters and automatically get the cyrillic characters for the same sound.

кролик is the internet nickname of the artist.

Louise Allbritton. A perfect Frogblog choice for Halloween. She played Katherine “Kay” Caldwell in 1943’s “Son of Dracula.” Thirty years before Anne Rice, Kay was a Louisiana plantation owner who summoned a vampire and became one of the undead. She outsmarted Lon Chaney Junior’s vampire and almost got her fiance to join her as a vampire. The film has atmosphere and some subtle comedy, and Allbritton made a very good vampire.

The film has weaknesses, of course. The black characters are minor and sometimes, well, awkward. It takes place in 1943, which makes you wonder how everyone can deal so freely with the Axis nation of Hungary. Look quickly at the cars and you may spot an A sticker in a windshield’s lower right corner. Chaney’s character is about as charismatic as a tired bank manager, but that makes his folly credible.

What are Knives 10 and 11?!?! Tell me! I must know!

@Oxnate:11 is a sharpening steel, but if 10 has one sharp side, I have one and use it alot. No idea what it’s called………….

Holden Kingswood – australian hippie surf board carrying vehicle!