Photo Index
is an easy to use, index web page listing links to hundreds of my original photos. Clicking the link
will send you to a page of photos decorated by unique captioning that has been capturing the attention
of the entire WWW .
My most popular pages are at:
Recent Buys and Bedstand Books of Mr.Wonderful where I list the most recent books I've bought, with their Barnes & Noble sales ranking, along with the publishers' comments.
The MW Review of Books is where I issue eloquent and frank book reviews the everyday reader can comprehend and use as a factor as to whether to purchase the book or not. Go figure, a book reviewer you can believe.
It isn't true that you can never 'quit' some U.S. Government agencies. You can quit, its just that they never let you out of their sights. Here, just to remind me that they are watching, they fly one of those 'Black Helicopters' (that don't exist, and are distinguished by their single blade rotor) over my car.
So what happens when a saguaro cactus has too much to drink? He falls down drunk just like a person or an Illegal Alien after his nightly 18-pack of Corona. Sadly this gentleman fell in the street and was hit and killed by a vehicle.
What was really cool was that as I pushed him with my foot out of the roadway, he sloshed just like a huge water bottle. He was entirely full of water. This angle doesn't show his actual length, which was somewhere around eight feet.
I couldn't whip it out fast enough, my camera that is, to get a photo of Batman, but
I did get one of his other car. If you doubt this is his, look at the width of that rear
tire. Awesome. (I've since discovered that this is a 1950 Chevrolet.)
Well it rained all Sunday so naturally when I tried to head north on Cave Creek Road, it was closed, probably due to a fatal car accident. So I was forced to use 7th Street and saw the aftermath of this accident on Union Hills Road and 7th Street.
Only in America. If there is a way to make money using ingenuity, hard work and niche marketing techniques, an American will find it. The only problem is, he's already got competition in the well-established rendering companies that have been collecting liquid waste for decades. Capitalism, that's why, even though the rest of the world hates us, we are the economic-motor that keeps the whole thing spinning.
Ever wonder what those "trash cans" hanging on the old fashioned telephone poles were for? They contain helium so that the helium filled balloons that carry the micro-cameras (supplied by Microsoft ) that will keep an eye on every American to see that he or she obeys the law and more important, with 'National Health Care' in the wings: eats properly. Here you can see both filled balloons and balloons waiting to be filled.
For someone born in the middle of the 20th Century (that would be the '1950s' for you
Public School educated kids) seeing a police officer on a sleek motorcycle like this Honda,
is like witnessing scenes from science fiction books I'd read as a kid come true.
Just as I had feared, that with the Olympics in China, and then next in England,
their building booms would cause a severe concrete shortage in the United States. Here we
see evidence of recent concrete thefts.
Don't know much about this character, except that he really hates Bush, has a
truck whose noise puts loud-ass Harley's to shame, and sometimes drives like he's
delivering a new liver to his mother at the hospital.
Sometimes the radio display simply isn't wide enough to show the entire
name of the song being played. That or I accidentally tuned to the new homosexual
station in town: KFAG.
It isn't true that you can never 'quit' some U.S. Government agencies. You can quit, its just that they never let you out of their sights. Here, just to remind me that they are watching, they fly one of those 'Black Helicopters' (that don't exist, and are distinguished by their single blade rotor) over my car.
there is a way to make money using ingenuity, hard work and niche marketing techniques, an American will find it. The only problem is, he's already got competition in the well-established rendering companies that have been collecting liquid waste for decades. Capitalism, that's why, even though the rest of the world hates us, we are the economic-motor that keeps the whole thing spinning.
