A little “post-papal” madness of my own, to “celebrate” all that “renewal” and “reforming” we mere mortals can all look forward to now. 🙄
Can I say, hello? This is Nino the mind-boggler with Occult In Your Head. Today, let’s get into holes: The most mysterious, importantest and vaguest subject of them all.
The whole Earth might be called a hole, if you’re on the inside, looking out. And whole golden cities might be hid at the bottom of a bottomless pit. Even wholesome humans have holes, though we’re hardly whole at all. In fact, we’re wholly hole-y. As the Holy Book says in the Book of Holes, Chapter 1: ‘And they knew not their holes from an ass on the ground.’
Holes are positively attractive. Let’s go inside one and see… This is a typical hole. Not a hole in the wall, but a hole like a well. Well, well, what the Hell? That’s the sun at the center of the Earth, and that’s where this hole leads to. Heh-heh! What a nice, warm fire.
Next time, I’ll think to you about gravity, and its opposite, comedy. Until then, this is Nino saying, can I say, goodbye?
From Firesign Theatre: Everything You Know Is Wrong
with special thanks to the Unnecessary Thrills blog
All images via tricks & treats on tumblr
I want ice water.
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I thought I’d heard everything Queen had done (and own most of it) but I don’t remember this at all.
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All three are from Sheer Heart Attack PT. I chose these three to fit the them of the post, but my favorite from that album is:
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I think that is my second fav album of theirs and I LOVE Tenement Funster..I love the songs Taylor writes,,,
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It’s hard for me to pick a favorite of theirs, but Sheer Heart Attack is definitely the album that made me sit up and take notice. And Tenement Funster is one of the few Queen songs that I can actually sing along with without sounding like a moose attempting opera! 😆
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Hahahahaha…I loved Queen II the most…
This was a favourite…
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Don’t remember hearing that one before. Nice! 😀
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Yaaay! Firesign Theatre! I grew up listening to them on KPFK, and then got to meet them when I started working in public radio. Loved those guys.
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Oh that’s just TOO cool Luddy! My friends and I would spend hours and hours laughing our heads off while listening to their albums back in the 70s. Actually meeting them had to be such a thrill!!!! 😀
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