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![]() Signs of the General Mirth around Kansas
Note how the snake from the Northwest seems to be smoking
a joint of Acapulco Gold. It looks like Tulsa, Muskogee, or Sapulpa has a hard-on for me. Perhaps this will serve as my Canis Minor. See The Great Indian Summer Butt-Blast Eruption of 2004 from Cloud Visions 39.
However, now is the time for all good men to concentrate on || (R) Agenda | (D) Party, and so on.
ω ΩPermission Granted (R) Agenda | (D) Party || 3rd Parties || Visionary Observations | George Washington's Bush & Cheney Re-Election Site | George W. Bush | Bush Political Cartoons The White House | Republican History | President George W. Bush - Wikipedia America's War on Terrorism | World Trade Center Disaster Flick Candidates John Kerry and John Edwards | Kerry 'n Edwards Site | Democratic Party Kerry & Edwards Cartoons Yahoo Election 2004 | New York Times Election 2004 | CNN | Inkpot World News The Gallup Poll Working Class Links | Ethnic Class Links | Class Links & Search Engines History of Checking | History of US Banking | History of Money Municipal Bonds | History of Money in North America | American Currency Castro Sez || Saddam Hussein Interview with Dan Rather USA Cloud Cover the Day Saddam Surrendered, with Links US Casualties in Iraq ![]() Puff the Magic Dragon Lands in Kansas from the Northwest. A study of the associated 6-hour time lapse set of images
showed Puff the Magic Dragon soaring in to land on Kansas, such that it gobbled up Wichita. Note its hind legs with a hind foot on Oregon and a tail running out over the Pacific Ocean. The time-lapse sequence showed Puff snorting fire from his nostrils before impacting to snort down Wichita, or perhaps to place his mouth there. Here he seems to study an alligator between Cuba and Florida, showing a faintly smoking nose. As it landed, the dog-headed dragon seemed to plant a kiss on the Wichita area. At the same time, the alligator lunged upwards from left to right, as if to plant a kiss on something in the Atlantic. Meanwhile, the Baha Peninsula Beach party in Mexico seems to puff on a marijuana cigarette, grinning at the scene.As Puff landed I was preparing some papers for the 12th edition of Gravitation and the Electroform Model. Perhaps Puff the Magic Dragon is associated with what Chairman Mao Tse-Tung liked to call a "paper tiger". Here the alligator may represent Cuban leader Fidel Castro, who is represented on this page by "Castro Sez", above. ![]() North by Northwest: V-Dragon-Eagle, Tongue through Wichita.
Here the V-Dragon(Eagle) seems to extend his tongue to touch a banana-tailed bird with its head over Lake Erie. Meanwhile, a face with one eyebrow over Green Valley in Arizona near Tucson, where some members of my family have migrated, seems to project a mask of concern. Its show time, folks. The banana-bird with its beak in Pennsylvania seems to pursue a bride with her head over Lake Ontario. Note that the rearmost extremity of the banana contains an image of a wolf-WUF, corresponding to the tale I project in my resume Profile, featuring the acrostic WUF to describe my educational experience at
![]() Having Sprouted His Mermaid Tail, Our Hero is subjected to the Correction of the Stocks.
And now it seems like our fishy tale is about to be snapped down stage right with the neck of our hero subjected to the correction of the stocks. Or, if he faces the other way, he shows his wig and a smile, somewhat resembling Peter Sellers in dark glasses, or perhaps Woody Allen in What's New Pussycat? (1965).
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