Ballard Street by Jerry Van Amerongen for January 22, 2009

  1. Emerald
    margueritem  over 15 years ago

    Once burned, twice cautious, eh?

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    wndrwrthg  over 15 years ago

    Little did they know that the tank was filled with nitrous and Uncle Bosco really didn’t care.

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    x_Tech  over 5 years ago

    My first thought Oh BOY!

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    x_Tech  over 5 years ago

    Second thought “If he kicks off his shoes can he play that thing?”

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    DennisinSeattle Premium Member over 5 years ago

    Uncle Bosco is known for tooting his own horn. Even if he no longer has those Bosco lips he was known for,

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    DennisinSeattle Premium Member over 5 years ago

    OMG, Stel! Did Cleo have to shed her caninity for this role? Or is it all done with lights and cameras? Spooky either way.

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    SusanSunshine Premium Member over 5 years ago

    Hi, everybody!

    OK, tonight I’ll share…

    We can all comment here on StelBel’s beautiful poster….

    it’s the Jan 22nd  2019 “CLEO and COMPANY”

     

    on Sherpa…

    http://www.comicssherpa.com/site/feature?uc_comic=cscwy

     

    I remember this one… a classic Art Doggo poster, for an iconic Fritzy Langbasset film.

    It might even be the earliest full length science fiction film…. far ahead of its time.

    A dystopian future, heroic dogs rising up against their dependence on machines….

    the ideas were later revisited many times, but this film helped invent the genre.

     

    Dennis, don’t worry… I don’t believe that’s Cleo.

    The only credited female I see on the poster is Biscuit Hound…

    but she played a love interest…

    I believe that inside the robot costume on the poster is an uncredited actress who played The Machine Dog….

    and a what a heavy costume it is, rather than a transformation via makeup.

     

    The humans tried to do this too, you know….

    but look how their so-called “Machine Man” lacked the grace and charm of the basset robot….

     

    http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-aMcibcyXpSo/T6Z7zg3fl8I/AAAAAAAACDQ/RUIuoRMN4S4/s1600/metropolis+movie+poster.jpg

     

    I have an idea…. instead of going to someone’s house….

    lets all go catch this revival at the Bassetplex IV.

    That way we won’t have to hear Uncle Bosco at all.

     

    OK, I called the theater …..

    I can get us all discount tickets to the 2nd matinee.

    And for $2, a special snack tray that includes a hot dog, a small soda, a small kibblecorn, and your choice of candy bar.

    Who’s coming?

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    SusanSunshine Premium Member over 5 years ago

    Great to see you here yesterday, StelBel!

    Thanks for the likes.

     

    Don’t be a stranger… in fact, I’ll save you a seat at the Bassetplex.

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    GROG Premium Member over 5 years ago

    And he’s okay with that. He’s become quite the loner.

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    GROG Premium Member over 5 years ago

    Cleo looks more like a canine Darth Vader.

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    Rotifer HEATHEN POTATO WE KNEW YE WELL Thalweg Premium Member over 5 years ago

     

    Clevelandoplis is actually a remake of the Rotty Tailwagger classic, “Muttropolis.

    Assume this movie wasn’t a talkie? Maybe a walkie? Or a situpie? playdeadie? (I could go on and on).

    P.S. This comment is actually a remake from August 3, 2007.

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    Rotifer HEATHEN POTATO WE KNEW YE WELL Thalweg Premium Member over 5 years ago

    P.S. My favorite character was Hindlick Georgie, the Guardian of the Kibble Machine"

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