Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for February 23, 2012

… and they’re all named Marge.

After failing at the tryouts for the rôle of The Bride of Frankenstein, all five aspirants mysteriously disappeared after being last seen visiting the ruins of Castle Frankenstein. No one outside their families cared.

Yes, but will the real Marge Simpson please stand up?

If this group can’t play ultra-conservative christian music, then there are a lot of chimneys and drain pipes the could be cleaned.

You ought to see their motorcycle helmets.

It looks like we’ve lost the Big Hair vote. Maybe we can prevail at the convention.

“We are from France.”

I would love to tattoo your drawing of the go comic’s tree on my forehead.

WOW … KILLERBEEHIVES !!!

Teresa added a snapshot of me at FA CHILDHOOD PHOTOS. Thanks Teresa.

I’m pretty sure that’s the Dave Clark Five in a rare group pic from middle school.

The first time I read it, I thought it said “Cure you and your blog.”

She would say, “what are you looking at, Buster? My eyes are up here.” Me: I know. Your hair is up there too….must… avoid….looking…

I really enjoyed “Last Kind Words.”. Especially the guitar work.

Blog Trees: In this day and age, maybe the Loraxes don’t want anyone to know who they are.

I loved Randolph Scott westerns when I was a kid. Might have to watch one again to see how they hold up.

I had never heard of Listerine Cigarettes! I wonder if the taste was what caused that brand to disappear?

I will probably have nightmares about today’s strip at some point in time….

I got a chance to see Pele play in Vancouver, BC at Exhibition Park during the ’70s, he was a joy to behold on the field. Off hand, the only person I would have been more thrilled to see live in the sports world would be Mohammad Ali. But they would come third and forth behind Seabisquit and Man O War.

That should be Seabiscuit.

Heck, how could I forget Secetariat!!!

Ok, first of all, those “Sting Rays” are actually Manta rays. I saw a clip recently that showed a school of Mantas jumping around the edges of a school of fish to herd them while the others fed on the fish but I can’t find it right now.

Looks like I was wrong too. They are probably Mobula Rays, a cousin of the Manta. This link has a cool video, but not the one I was looking for.

Mobula Rays

The line “when we get ahead it’s got another mouth to feed” exemplifies what I like most about country music.

i’m watching 30 rock – that schwinn kid is the freaky intern kenneth parcell – or at least it’s his doppelganger

also, why is hi tension a christmas tree?

How do these he-women get through doors?