Back in the Saddle Again

Just a short snippet of the old cowboy tune by Gene Autry to celebrate being back online again.



Here's the tune by Aerosmith from my h.s. days.



Had to call tech support because the thing kept me in an endless loop on the install software page. I was lucky, I got a "furriner" that spoke better English than I do.

wastrel

wastrel \WAY-struhl\ , noun;
1.A person who wastes, especially one who squanders money; a spendthrift.
2.An idler; a loafer; a good-for-nothing.

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Wow, another word that would describe most anyone in politics.

Offline

Unplugged my computer last night during t-storm; 'puter booted up fine this a.m., but modem is kaput, so I will be offline until I get another modem. (and I've wiggled connections until I'm blue in the face)

Love to my friends who frequent this blog... and if any spammers hit this blog while I'm gone, I hope they die a slow, agonizing death. ;)

Smokin' - Boston

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I know this song is about "something else", but it's also what my friend Barb's Sox have been doin' to my Rangers the last couple of days. Here's hopin' for a better outcome tomorrow.

Instants!

Push button, receive bacon fun!

WARNING: NSFW and *some* buttons are not G-rated.

Instants

The Many Faces of

From the website:

A Lesson on How to be a Villain

To be a great villain requires more than merely being rotten to the core. The best bad guys are multi-dimensional and unpredictable. With each patronizing grin, disdainful remark and narcissistic fit, Alan Rickman elevates the role of a villain from the plain ol’ bastard to a bastard coated bastard with bastard filling. Actors take note. We’ve picked our four favorite Rickman villains to illustrate the ultimate lessons in how to be a villain, the Alan Rickman way.

The Many Faces of Alan Rickman