Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for March 14, 2015

and salmonella to “Green Eggs and Ham”?

i need to find this new version to the book, it sounds awesome

I loved JA’s version.

the Movie (latest) sucked!

Oh, bother.

Appropriate for pi(e) day.

Sounds like my 5-year-old niece. When asked what kind of car she was going to drive when she grew up, she said “A Minotaur.” And she knew what a minotaur is. What are they reaching in kindergarten these days?

…added a rabies subplot to “Winnie the Pooh.” Okay, I would pay for that book, and pay again to see the movie!

the airplane died when signe toly anderson left. after that they became the grace slick backup band.

Happy Pi day!

Alice, umm, has a vivid imagination.Still, I would like to do a line-by-line comparison of her versions and the originals of Alice in Wonderland and Winnie the Pooh, two of my favorite reads as an adult (sort of adult; I don’t think I ever really grew up, just got older….)

I thought the helicopter was in “Through the Looking Glass.”

Under the influence of Jefferson Airplane?

(Been on the road most of the day.) 1. When I reread Alice in Wonderland as an adult, I went “wooo-EEEE!” There was Freudian stuff all over the place! I mean, the lizard, whatever his name was, coming down the chimney? And on and on. 2. I have it on authority, straight from my series of daydreams when I was around twelve, entitled, The Ruby of the Pearl of the Orient, that the villain (who was dressed like a WW I pilot, ear flaps and all, took the hero way out into a desert in a helicopter, and then dumped him.

@ tammyspeakslife: Mmmmmmmm, Pi…

Cujo the Pooh?!

What’s funny is that the real “Alice” isn’t any zanier, just different.