Just for Fun: Dog in a Restaurant (Cartoon)

Ladies with Huge Boobs (Photos), or "I've Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts!" (Song, Video)

Is it possible to get too much of a good thing?  Consider the negative possibilities: You let her get on top and then die of suffocation.   You get back aches from the missionary position.

Now consider the benefits: You have a portable bean bag to take with you wherever you go.  You make extra money by renting them out for advertising space (with a 100% guarantee that all men will read the ads).

The lady in the top picture was once arrested in a sporting goods store for attempting to steal a couple of basketballs by hiding them in her blouse.  Needless to say, the store manager was very embarrassed at his error.

The lady in the car doesn't even need air bags for safety, she's brought her own. I found these photos at Landshark's Blog.  He has more, check 'em out.

Once in a while you just have to have some fun!

Hey, don't look at me, I'm a leg man.

The theme music for this post is "I've Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts!"  Listen to it in the video below!

Caricatures of Democrats & Other Scalawags

My talented friend Carol over at No Sheeples Here has been outdoing herself lately with some incredible graphics, especially her caricatures, which rival any that I have seen on the web.

She loves a challenge. If you put her in a room with Albert Einstein, she would figure out a formula in a day or so, proving that the theory of relativity is all wrong and would present a better one.

In any case, she has inspired me to try some of my own. Here's my caricature of Harry Reid, the biggest sourpuss in the Senate. This is how I see him.

Kiss Me a Lot, Baby: Andrea Bocelli Sings "Besame Mucho"

I love latin music. I love the rhythms and the romance. One of my favorite songs in this genre is "Besame Mucho," literally, "Kiss me a lot!" The song was written in 1940 and has been sung by everyone from the Beatles to Sanjay to Stogie after too many beers; but my favorite singer of this song is Andrea Bocelli. I saw him sing it in person in San Jose a couple of years ago.

Enjoy the rhythms and the romance! Note especially the flamenco guitar which adds so much to the music.