B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for November 01, 2012

marginally leveraged dirt cheap

Where’s his work permit?

For the guys who were arguing about the origins of Alfred E Newman (The MAD magazine mascot), a few days ago; you’re ALL wrong:

Actually, it was from a “Painless dentist” ad from the 1880s; thus the missing tooth! << Nick Meglin , MAD publisher said this on a TV interview I watchedps, he also had a copy of the actual newspaper ad

Pretty danged good prep work to get the dirt to land right where you want it.

If only it was this easy.

A “good” mud slide… ;)

Well, that added to the outside but he still has a lot of work to do if he wants to add living space.

Haha, it must be a disease, I once met two girls who claimed they had a friend who wrote a poem called “Kodakchrome” only to have Paul Simon steal it and turn it into the hit song!

Shouldn’t he put in a cellar as well?

Shades of the two churches in Europe that claimed to have the head of John the Baptist – obtained by the crusaders raid on Constantanople!

You wouldn’t want to be in that house when the next, unintentional, avalanche happened. I believe in gravity.

The original Alfred E Neuman (For the Romine painless dentistry clinics, a chain of dentist offices in the US, Canada and the British empire, from the 1890s; apparently, MAD had better luck with the kid, than the dentistry business): Hopefully my last post on this ;)