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…a specific art print from the Little Friends of Printmaking in Milwaukee for years now. Specifically, the “This Boy is a Hero” print, which is inspired by the pet store rescue scene in Pee-wee’s Big Adventure.
Last week, our good friend Carrie came to visit, and look what she brought me!
And the weirdest part is that she had no clue I had been wanting it for years.
Pretty awesome.
Thanks, Carrie! I’m going to start wanting a million dollars next, so be sure to bring that with you next time!
Think and ye shall receive,
Have you ever seen “Pee-wee’s Big Adventure”?
If you haven’t, leave. If you have, you’re obviously familiar with Amazing Larry.
But why is Amazing Larry rocking that Mohawk? What’s his story? Why is he amazing? Well, check out this outtake:
And now you know.
Is this something you could share with the rest of us,
You might not recognize the name of their town, but you definitely know their dinosaurs that Pee-wee made famous in his big adventure:
Kathy, Mr. Fabulous and I hit the road last weekend, traveling a hundred miles east to the tiny, truck-stop town of Cabazon, California. We went for two reasons.
Here’s the first reason (click on all images for larger versions):
And here’s the second:
The two beasts posed together:
KB got fresh with a dinosaur:
And we asked a stranger to take a photo of the three of us:
Kathy and Fabulous posed with an old miner and his mule:
And then we fed her to a fanged beast:
Next time we’re taking Meatshake,
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Last week, I had an opportunity to attend a press event that was held to promote the upcoming live stage performance of “The Pee-wee Herman Show” which will be hitting Club Nokia here in Los Angeles next month.
I originally posted this short blurb and photo, but this is the full scoop, folks!
First, here’s the roundtable interview. It’s in two parts because YouTube has a ten-minute limit on videos. What you can’t see in the video is, to the right of Pee-wee there is a small six-year-old boy. His father brought him along to the interview because he is a huge fan of the show. It makes me feel good that kids can still appreciate a show I was obsessed with over two decades ago.
Pee-wee Herman Interview: Part 1 (December 7th, 2009)
Pee-wee Herman Interview: Part 2 (December 7th, 2009)
And here are a few photos from the event. Click on each image to view a larger version.
Come on in and pull yourself up a chair,
…about the interesting day I had, but if any picture is worth a thousand words, this one is:
Two out of three ain’t bad, huh?
I’ll be posting more photos (and a video) from today later in the week, so stay tuned.
Screaming real loud,
I change out the headers here on “The Blarg” pretty often. Over the past year, I’ve changed the header out nearly three dozen times.
My friend Shawn has a header archive over on his site, Darby’s Secret Stash. I thought that was a pretty good idea, so I decided to steal it! Mwa-ha-ha!
So here are all of the site’s headers from the past year. Some worked well; others are embarrassing. But hey, whatever… the site’s free. What do you want?
Here they are, shown from the oldest to the newest. Click on each banner to view a larger image.
Bruce banners,
