Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for May 18, 2012

I know that’s the horse’s tail, but what if it’s NOT?

I feel sorry for the horse!!!!

It is Vlad he does yes loving Teresa (almost more than horse.)

Is horse hairy man is on back of, making self happy with to think of girlie. Is girlie Teresa? Is whole story of imagination of Teresa, us befrogging?

Nice aviation stuff on the blog tpoday. There have been a lot of freaky flying platforms like the Hiller VZ-1:

http://www.vectorsite.net/avplatfm.html

They had a lot of weaknesses, one of which was that if you used them as scout vehicles in a combat zone, you essentially had an unprotected man standing on a slow-moving platform. That’s likely to get you shot down in a hurry.

The grandaddy of all flying platforms was the WW I Austro-Hungarian PKZ-2:

http://www.aviastar.org/helicopters_eng/petroczy.php

It never entered service, but if it had worked it probably would have made a good replacement for the observation balloons used over the trenches.

The flying hovercar had an inflatable ancestor:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodyear_Inflatoplane

I don’t know if it was equipped with those six-abreast Goodyear headlights.

I’m feeling a little horse today.

…i don’t want to know.

they missed pickled ginger.

Poor Vlad

Aldous Huxley said, “Next to complete silence, music comes closest to expressing the inexpressible.”Too bad today’s FA didn’t come with a sound track. Maybe English needn’t have entered the conversation.

Hang on pard, it’s gonna be a bumpy ride…

fronzereli sausematase

I like the concept of Slab City. I have been there a couple of times, but I preferred the atmospher of driftwood huts and nudity at Wreck Bay on Vancouver Island in the early 1970’s. That was in the days before it was made into a national park and you needed to take logging roads instead of a paved highway to get there.

That was funny.

Equious…or however you spell it

Pegasus with jet-assisted take-off?

Being a child of the ‘50s, I live my life asking the question, “Where the hell is my flying car?” Many of your recent blog entries have partially answered this question, the flying car (like the water carburetor) is being suppressed by the government.

By the way, have you met IrinaTe’s sister UrinaTe?

Equus..

That Jalapeño Roaster on the blog looks interesting, but I’m not growing any this year. I’ve got Hatch green chiles, garden salsa (sort of replaces Jalapeño as it’s bigger and better tasting), red chiles, cayenne peppers, poblanos, cherry bomb, Thai dragon, and a bunch of sweet peppers.

re:blog 1957 Pop Mechanix: flying car in ten years? Where’s mine?

Horsing around…horsiees with nice broad round backs are the best. Really great…narrow backs are hell to ride without a saddle, at least if you’re a guy. Some women love the back fender of a Harley with one of those extra little padded handles…if I ever get another bike, it’s gotta have one of those. Before i wreck myself on it I’ll turn a lot of women into MC groupies…“Road trip…!” ride in on a weekend and have the yard full of waiting girls…oooh, yes! I can see it now.You too.

That picture of Tricky Milhous on the blog looks like Patty McCormack in The Bad Seed.

So, footle is a synonym of haver, eh:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmPFioq1l6o

RE: Blog—- Walt Disney’s hand model.

Hm. Link to Tadao Cern’s work appears to be empty.

One would hope so!

Perhaps this is the note Number 6 meant to leave on-

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GGutxam8Qc

Thank God for the FAA and regulation! Can you picture Donny Dimwit or his sister Dora trying to text and FLY? There are more than enough problems dealing with them in two dimensions.

@ LaflnLarry- You didn’t escape comment re: Teresa’s “stools” blog entry. Check yesterday’s comments, I hope it doesn’t become a running joke though.

I wonder if he would make a good ’neigh’bour?

It’s a shame- all of that superfluous hair could be gotten rid of quite easily!