On October 15, 2022, I was comin' up to the intersection of SW 44th and May in good ole OKC when I saw a suspicious cloud in the east. A...

Herewith are a few things which amused me in reading some of the three-thousand-plus books I have logged. From page 176 of Philip José Farme...

Joyce uses this facial cleanser, see? And it's called "Morning Burst," see? Only one problem ... when I see those words, my cr...

That is, the first soap shape this month.  The soap isn't really shaped like the number 1. Here is a bunch of conglomerated soap.  But d...

The Amazing Heroes Hoax Contest! – Part 1 From the April 1, 1985 Amazing Heroes , we have a challenge from Mark Waid. He and AH editor Kim...

If you believe papers like the Weekly World News . Now you know the truth, kids! See you on Thursday for the commencement of APRIL FOOLISHNE...

... That's this article by smug critic Edmund Wilson. This comes from The Nation , the issue of April 14, 1956. If you dug Wilson up and...

Yup, besides Super Clothes (search it in the SEARCH bar), we've got plenty of Super Sheets at our place too! This coverlet was never thi...

Yup, one of the things I loved about the good ole National Lampoon mag (along with the sophomoric nudge-nudge "dirty" humor) was ...

This is from the March 23, 1971 Look  magazine. I cadged this article because of the lovely photos of mysterious ruins.  It’s interesting ...

  Celebrate the Weirdo   Scholar Paul Radin observed that most successful “primitive” societies readily tolerated eccentricity. In what ...

I don't think this was swamp gas. This is from the October 11, 1989 Oklahoman .  Below is the article as printed, which I think is harde...

This is from the November 1986 issue of Comics Feature . I can't say I'm a big fan of either revamp.  But revamps happen.  What do Y...