How Frogs Become Radioactive.

It's surprising the amount of junk that accumulates in your pockets after awhile; I, myself have found old coins, bits of string, ceiling wax, cabbages, and kings. No missiles, though; I try to limit my exposure to radiation, keeping it down to dental x-rays, home insulation products, and chocolate.

Speaking of chocolate, look at this amazing chocolate tart. I want this. It comes from the Just Food Now site, where you will find a magnificent article, with pictures, on chocolate.

But wait; there's more. Here, on the Drill Cut site, you will find a picture of some nice drill cut machines just waiting to friend you and have a little chat about demolishing things.

Demolition machines and chocolate! My day is complete; I can go back to bed now.

Sweet dreams.....

Far-Out Audience for Vlod Ironbeak's Jazz Show

You never know who's listening when you host a graveyard-shift jazz show, but, without question, it's a different world.

People get upset about this Count Chocula cereal, with marshmallow bits, but it never attacked me, so I won't say anything nasty about it. I suppose it wouldn't have sold as well if it didn't feature such a handsome chap on the box.

For those of you considering purchasing a wrecking crane, here is an exciting picture featuring not one, but  TWO demolition units savagely attacking a building. Oh joy! My morning is complete.

Well, not quite; I haven't tried any of these chocolate whole-grain waffles yet. Next on the list!

It's important to have more than one interest in life.

Tie me kangaroo down, sport.....

Mama Ogres are Fierce.

There's nothing quite like fresh Bite-Thing, newly killed, lightly warmed by the heat of battle, and served with Mama Ogre's special chocolate sauce.

It's Friday. I've been researching Monday blockers, but I can't seem to find one with a warranty. The chap who sold me the Brooklyn Bridge has one, but it eliminates all of the other days of the week too.

In case you've forgotten what chocolate sauce looks like, here's a picture. This is from the Mortimer Chocolate Co. and includes a recipe.

Here is a picture of a high-reach demolition unit from Volvo reaching high to demolish a building. The cab tilts up so you can see what you're smashing.

Bill Watterson, of Calvin & Hobbes fame, once drew a comic showing what sort of job Calvin would most enjoy as an adult--it was demolition work, of course.


If the building you're demolishing happens to catch fire, you might need this steam-powered fire engine from the Portland Fire Museum. So don't play with matches when you're demolishing buildings.

Here, from Joy of Baking, is a Boston cream pie. In case you're hungry.

Enough damage for today!

Happy trails to you....