April 30, 2008

Before Custer's Last Stand

All dressed up and no battle to lose.

April 29, 2008

Socrates' Last Mistake


"Hey, thanks for the drink, Aristobulus!"

April 28, 2008

Orthodox Concerns

"Okay, guys, quit messing around so we can get this picture taken."

April 26, 2008

Kitchen War


Fred, sullen that Tom was promoted to head chef over him, spontaneously chose to express his profound disappointment in the matter in an unproductive way.

April 25, 2008

When a Rabbit Loses His Way

This bunny dropped his reason and picked up an AK-47.

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April 24, 2008

My Dream Woman? Ask Barack Obama


A few weeks ago presidential candidate Barack Obama (D-IL) committed a political gaffe when he opined that some people in Pennsylvania and the Midwest, out of bitterness over dried up industry, clung to religion, guns and anti-immigration sentiment.
Well, this picture is of a pretty lady with a cross around her neck and a pump shotgun in her hands. She's wearing a sidearm (hopefully a .357 Magnum) on her left hip. She's left-handed just like me! Wow!
Uh...is it sick and twisted that a single guy like me finds these two motifs both eerily complimentary and strangely attractive on this woman? [snickering] ;-)

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The Rock Family Needs Counseling


"I can't talk to you guys! It's like talking to a brick wall!"

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April 23, 2008

Pick-Up Lines for Works of Art

"Hey, you wanna hang next to me in the gallery sometime?"




[Silence]

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April 22, 2008

Happy Earth Day!


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April 21, 2008

President Johnson's Dilemma


"We're out of burritos in the kitchen? Well, make a Taco Bell run, then!"

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April 19, 2008

How Your Long-Lost Father Shows Up Unexpectedly After 20 Years!

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April 18, 2008

Home Sweet Home!

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April 17, 2008

France Without The United States

April 16, 2008

Home On The Range


Have you ever been tempted to quit whatever you were doing, get in your car and escape your life? I have. In my more somber moments I've wanted to leave everything behind as I headed west and became a cowboy.

I'm not kidding.

There's something appealing to the notion of getting back to God's nature and a more pastoral (outdoors) life. Of course, I haven't done it but I've felt like it. As a never-married man with no dependents I could do it, in theory at least. Not that I ever would. However, I'm sure I'm not the only one who's been teased with the thought.

After all, I used to live in Oklahoma.

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April 15, 2008

Unsinkable Titanic Sinks Today in 1912


"Pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall."
(Pro 16.18 ESV)

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April 14, 2008

Could Abraham Lincoln Win Election Today?


Sadly, I fear that our second greatest president (after Washington) couldn't be elected today. In this media-driven image craze Lincoln may not have the presentation/package to offer us. Hey may not make for good television. The only thing he has going for him is the ability—by the grace of God—to hold a shredding country together. Poor guy.

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April 13, 2008

International Headquarters of LarryMcCallister.com


Would you believe this building was practically a steal?!

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April 12, 2008

Spring Comes...With a Price Pt.2


I did the deed; I cut my portion of the mountain. I dreaded beginning the task and my experience didn't alleviate my trepidation. I pulled the mower from its winter slumber, gassed it up and began priming the pump. Hmm. It didn't seem to be squishing fuel to the motor (based upon my years of using this lawn mower, I can tell the difference by ear). I tugged the chord. The engine didn't turn over.

After more tugs and more unsuccessful tries I was worried. You know how you "screw your courage to the sticking point," to quote Shakespeare, and plunge into what you don't want to do, only to fear you may fail to do it and, thus, not get it out of the way? I prayed. More than once. The engine started a couple of times but sputtered and died after a bit.

After resting/tugging/resting/tugging the motor roared and kept roaring. I cut the grass in the cool spring day with refreshing wind. This mountain-cutting experience reiterated two things to me:

1. I am woefully out of shape.
2. I loathsomely hate mowing the lawn.

There, I said it and I'm glad.

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April 11, 2008

Spring Comes...With a Price

I am THRILLED that warmer weather came to my Mountain State this week! While we had little bad weather this winter I still enjoy the prospect of the longer days in more agreeable temperatures. The trees' leaves come back, flowers grow...and so does the grass.

This is the one thing that doesn't warm my heart. Not that I mind seeing green return to the grass, of course. It's just that the green keeps growing until November or so. I don't like cutting the grass. There, I said it and I'm glad.

The grass around my home isn't all on a flat lot, either. I live on the side of a mountain—literally—and I'm responsible for cutting part of it.

I need to cut my part of the mountain soon (probably tomorrow). It doesn't take forever to do but I realize that, once I start, I'll be doing it for months. [sigh]

Some people love to exercise. Some people love to cut grass. I wish they'd love to cut mine.

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April 10, 2008

Your Tax Dollars at Work!

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April 7, 2008

Heads Up!


Don't analyze. Just laugh.

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April 1, 2008

Pot Holes


Pot holes are annoying. How's that for cutting-edge social commentary? [laughter]

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