Sunday funnies

 

Plastic Bag That Blew Into Modern Art Museum Sells For $10 Million

Dog got rhythm.

Well, that's definitely one approach.

Analysis: true.

A spirited game of tag.

Undaunted!

That's her!

From Power Line's The Week in Pictures.

Ya think?

"So, NFL, Maybe Having That Saints-Steelers Game in War-Torn Paris Was a Bad Idea".

Follow me home, little fella, and you can have all the rabbits you want!

 

During our morning walk, Mrs. Paco and I saw this little bobcat relaxing in the sun on the bank of one of the many ponds in the neighborhood.

Funny how one thing jogs your memory about another thing that is unrelated

"Thom Tillis Is Reminding People Why He Doesn't Deserve Another Term As a US Senator".

Just seeing Tillis's name reminded me of a story I read years ago. Some fellow in, I believe, the Netherlands arrived home after a night out and discovered that he had lost his house keys. He tried to get through the dog door, but got stuck. Two merry fellows happened along, saw the man's plight and - pulled his pants down, painted his butt blue and stuck a daffodil into his crack. 

I have no idea why this came to mind when contemplating Tillis. Wishful thinking, I suppose.

Tucker Carlson explains WWII

 

Satire. But just barely.

And he survived?

"Illegal Alien Responsible for Beheading Beloved Iwo Jima Statue".

The statue in question stands near one entrance to Marine Base Quantico and is a short walk from the National Museum of the Marine Corps.

Vote Democrat and we'll be seeing much more of this, and what's happening in France will begin happening here, too (actually, it began here a long time ago, but has been somewhat sporadic; we must not let it become a constant, daily menace).

Happy Feet Friday

Here's trumpet man and bandleader Erskine Hawkins - "the 20th-century Gabriel" - with "Aunt Hagar's Children" (from 1950).