ODDZENENDZ

"Containership passes Pier 37" from eisenoma's AOL Pictures Public Gallery. 

HOW MANY ARMED TROOPS CAN A CONTAINERSHIP HOLD? AND WOULD SAN FRANCISCO HAVE A CHANCE IF THEY WERE SUDDENLY INVADED BY A HORDE OF COMMUNISTS? WOULD THEY JUST KIND OF WISH OR SORT OF WISH THEY HAD BEEN A LITTLE NICER TO U.S. TROOPS AND RECRUITERS?

THERE WAS A DAY WHEN SAN FRANCISCO WAS A RED-BLOODED ALL-AMERICAN MILITARY TOWN, A SOLDIERS AND SAILORS KIND OF PLACE, A GIANT AIRFIELD FOR OUR WORLD WAR TWO FIGHTER PILOTS...

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"my dog spot, spot my dog, shapes, images, shadows, heads up, bricks, luxury homes, eye candy , fruit, fun, cats, farms, horses," from huffstutterr's AOL Pictures Public Gallery. 

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"Endeavour" from peterstrebor's AOL Pictures Public Gallery. 

great photos of  a time when the sun did not set on the British Empire..........

thanks for a short voyage into British Naval history...

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"MODEL SHIP ITEMS FOR SALE" from bthebear1's AOL Pictures Public Gallery. 

THESE THINGS RULE.....WHAT ARE THEY ANYWAY?

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UPCOMING LECTURES & READINGS

C. D. Wright, Poetry Reading
Thursday, March 13, 2008, 4:00 p.m.
Yale Collection of American Literature Reading Series
Beinecke Library, 121 Wall Street
Contact: nancy.kuhl@yale.edu
For more information, visit: http://beineckepoetry.wordpress.com/readings-at-beinecke

Jeremy Black, Lecture
Wednesday, March 26, 2008, 4:00 p.m.
"The Grand Tour as Literary Production"
Beinecke Lectures in the History of the Book Series
Beinecke Library, 121 Wall Street
Contact: kathryn.james@yale.edu

Joy Harjo, Poetry Reading
Wednesday, April 9, 2008, 4:00 p.m.
Co-Sponsored by the Yale Collection of American Literature Reading Series and the Native American Cultural Center
Beinecke Library, 121 Wall Street
Contact: nancy.kuhl@yale.edu
For more information, visit: http://beineckepoetry.wordpress.com/readings-at-beinecke

Yale University Student Poets
Thursday, April 24, 2008, 4:00 p.m.
Yale Collection of American Literature Reading Series
Beinecke Library, 121 Wall Street
Contact: nancy.kuhl@yale.edu

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"MY BUSINESS CARD" from tallships3's AOL Pictures Public Gallery. 

AHOY THERE  CAPT' WAYNE

MULTI-FACETED MARITIME ENTERPRISES ARE AFLOAT AND WELL BY CAPT'N WAYNE...HE'S GOT A CARGO OF INTER-ESTING STUFF FOR SALE TO AOL CON-SUMERS...GO FOR IT!

How's business, Wayne?  Do you sell wood by the bulk? I want to build a huge ship in a bottle and be able to hire somebody to work on the ship inside the bottle. Do you have the ship in the bottle kits available?

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HELP...HELP...HELP...HELP...HELP...HELP...THIS THING IS BITING ME....BEWARE OF DANGEROUS TOILETS...

HOW WOULD YOU LIKE ONE OF THESE ON YOUR FRONT PORCH? THOSE EYES AREN'T EXACTLY ROMANTIC ARE THEY?

WHOOOOOO, HEY THERE! EASY DUZ IT ON THE BEHIND...........NO BITING ALLOWED...WOW...WHAT A HOOT! HAVE YOU EVER SEEN ANYTHING THIS FUNNY?

Picture from dblm3369's AOL Pictures Public Gallery. 

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 THE CIGAR IS A RIGHT TO SMOKE SYMBOL from huffstutterr's AOL Pictures Public Gallery. 

EARL R. STONEBRIDGE, a right to smoke advocate, a harbinger of hope for all of those nicotene-stained finger people, has chosen a unique symbol to represent smokers rights. Blogabout editor, R.L.Huffstutter, interviewed Earl R. Stonebridge on his latest cause de jour recently.

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