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My (older) brother was an avid reader. Me... not so much. I watched TV and listened to music. Actually, my dad started it with records of his era and we where allowed to listen to any music we wanted. Back to my brother... he had a weird sense of humor and often bought MAD Magazine. If you grew up in America, MAD Magazine had a little of everything they thought would be entertaining. Cartoons and sick jokes especially.

I remember they did "Sung to the tune of" parody submissions where they changed the lyrics to something funny. This was a generation before Weird Al Yankovic got started.

I've done a few musical blogs about 'getting the lyrics wrong' to a few songs.
The example was Jimi Hendrix "Excuse me, while I kiss the sky" and some think he sang "Excuse me while I kiss this guy" Another example was Creedence Clearwater Revival's song Bad Mood Rising "There's a bad moon on the right" my brother's college friends would (intentionally) sing "There's a bathroom on the right"
So, essentially we understood the difference in not knowing the lyrics and changing the lyrics a parody.

The past few months have been busy for the judicial system with 4 indictments for 'Trump and friends' and I see Mark Meadows is resisting a surrender, trying to take his case to Federal Court. Rudy Giuliani surrendered and is out on $150,000 bail. It's reported Trump is going to do a telethon or 'Go-Fund-Me' to raise money for Rudy's legal expense.

Yuscil Taveras was Trump's IT computer guy, a key witness in the Mar-a-Lago documents case was requested to delete the part of the incriminating security footage... basically 'fixing a hole' where the feds got in.
That's my idea for a new parody song, sung to the Beatles FIXING A HOLE off the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album.

He's fixing a hole where the FEDS got in.
'Catchy' melody... I like it!

As long as I can remember, I've had a fascination for helicopters. Probably because we lived a few miles from the US Coast Guard airport and a few times an hour, helicopters would pass over my house to and from Miami Beach where they patrolled.

Airwolf was a TV series in the 1980's about an advanced prototype supersonic helicopter with stealth capabilities. I watched the show for the flight sequences... not for the actual plot or mediocre acting.

The aircraft actually exists (without the technology) for TV filming purpose.



Many of the stunt scenes were done with radio controlled models, and not full size aircraft.



Notice, the 2 black objects as part of the rotor head were needed as stability in the models.

The latest in a group of politicians who suffer from 'selective amnesia' has Mike Pence doubting if he heard anything about a plot to overturn the the 2020 election that resulted in the January 6th insurrection.
C'mon Mike, stop walking on eggshells. You may have to testify under oath.

Probably the most impressive display of political amnesia came from Marjorie Taylor Greene. Funny, but sad.

I've done a similar thing with other songs on here.
However, never the following song, which perhaps many of you know.

There was an old sugary sweet song, a long time ago, whose main lyrics included;

"I love you more today, than yesterday.
But, not as much, as tomorrow."

Well, lets update that by replacing the last word (tomorrow) with a more current,
or funnier word or phrase.

For instance, lets try; But not as much, as..... a negative covid-19 test.
or; But not as much, as..... your sister.
or; But not as much, as.... everyone else I know.
or; But not as much, as.... would make a difference.
or; But not as much, as.... our divorce !

Add your own, if you like (no references to any CS members).

Shall we

I followed my musician friend to the country while he produced a young band's demo for their first album - and I made a video of it, of course.

This Accumulation Of These Words?................ Are Words That Are Trying To Get Through To You............And To All Of Your Over Weight Followers That Are All Dressed In Black And Are Subordinate To Your "Words Of Great Wisdom" You... The "Grand Master"....... Of........ "NFAC"..............("Not f*cking Around Anymore")
That Suddenly Sprung Out Of No Where........... Virtual?.......... Over Night............
This Has All Of The Foot Prints Of A White Man Named "George Soros"
Any Way...Let Us Get Back To The Reality Of This New Group Of "Protesters?"
Or Should I Say?......Black F n Instigators?"

The "Grand Master?" Man...This Guy Can "Talk The Talk"
But It's Not Hard To See Right Through This Piece of Work
For Christs Sake...He's Calling Out The National Guard Saying That If The National Guard Arrives?"
He's Going To Overwhelm These Guys With Thousands Of His Fellow Brothers

I Think He Took A Page Fron Those Nut Jobs Called ISIS
By Being All Dressed In Black?....They Certainly Are Scary Looking I'll Give Them That
But That's About All That They Have
They Are Using Arms That Around 30 Years Old
Thank God That The FBI Caught The Shipment In Louisville Kentucky
Before In Got Into The NFAC"s Hands
Because Those Parts?.... Were To Make Their Arms Automatic.....That's Proof Enough To Show The World That China Is Actively Involved In The Downfall Of The USA

But Mr "Grand Master"
You're Taking The Silence From The Other Side?....As A Sign Of Weakness

I Wonder What It Will Feel Like For You When Suddenly You Become Confronted With Reality
(You Probably Wont Be Around Very Long Anyway To Be Able To Have That Thought Anyway)

As Someone Once Said
"When You Do Stupid Dumb a** Stupid Things?"
"You're Bound To Win A Real Stupid Prize"

Anthony Daniels has sold his C-3PO head for a staggering US$843,750 (NZ$1.36 million).


The 78-year-old actor, who has spent more than 40 years playing the uptight robot in Star Wars movies and TV show spin-offs, sold off various items of memorabilia from the sci-fi franchise via Propstore Auctions today and the fibreglass head proved to be the star of the sale, having lived up to its expected price tag of between US$500,000 (NZ$809,730) and US$1 million (NZ$1.6 million).


It was currently unclear who bought the head, which Daniels wore in 1983’s Return of the Jedi and consists of a faceplate, backplate, and neck-ring.