More Edo fun:
Go here to buy and watch a pleasant instructional video.
I'd like to thank vintagegal for reminding me about all the awesomely disturbing cartoons from the 30s I watched as a young child.
Behold! The Mai Tai:
2 oz 17 yr. old Jamaican rum
.5 oz Orgeat Syrup
.5 oz Orange Curacao
Juice of 1 Lime... F-R-E-S-H... FRESH FRESH FRESH, THAT'S FRESH!
.25 oz of Simple Syrup
Crushed Ice in a Glass
Lime Slice and Mint Spring for garnish
Shake and Pour.
I have never had a Mai Tai.
Once again, Neatorama provides all the content of my blog:
Labels: art, cartoon, literature
Here is a lovely water color from 1910 that a lovely friend of mine left on my wall, because, "When I saw it I thought of youuuuuu!"...
Labels: art, art whores
Ben Franklin had 220 ways to say, "He's drunk." Need anymore proof that this man is a genius? No. You don't.
via Neatorama
Labels: drinks
Behold! The Whiskey Sour:
Labels: drinks
Labels: literature, Vintage
In my family, March has always been Colo-rectal Health Month!
Labels: art whores, film
I wanted to call this "Saturday Sweets," but that sounded too much like "Sunday Sweets." And that blog is wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy better than this blog. ANYway, here is something that I like:
Labels: Saturday
This was one of my favorite cartoons when I was little:
I realized that I didn't make an entry for Thomas Edison's bday (2/11)...
Labels: Vintage
I've been wanting to post this for a really really really long time, but was afraid of the adult ramifications. IT'S ART for Christ's sake! Children need to learn these things... well, maybe not this thing. It still creeps me out a bit. Anyway... Presenting:
Labels: music
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