That is Priceless by Steve Melcher for June 20, 2012

It’s a fake!

Jack Black Setting up the Bong before writing the Script for “Kung Fu Panda III”

" For insurance purposes, I put a value on it of $20,000.00If you could prove it was a genuine copy, of a fake reproduction, of a counterfeit, than it would be worth about $5,000.00 more."

Who knows what 14 year old girls (or boys, for that matter) think about? I can’t remember what I thought about so it couldn’t have been that important.

That’s who he reminds me of. Thank you.

I think he’s wondering just how the tea gets in the teapot, for that’s what the object looks like to me.

Maybe he’s trying to write a song for his next single with “The Radiers” and looking for a word rhyme with teapot.

Hmmm, what was that again? 1 if by covered wagon? no, 2 if by ah, ah,oh, just give em this thing

“Alladin”, colonial style.

..I thought he was Jack Black..

Ok, now we’re adding Bob Hope, Jack Black and Mark Lindsey to the list of “Vampires”…….Matthew Broderick on Monday and Nicholas Cage to start. I see a trend here…….with the number of remakes on TV and at the movies I think that some of the writers and Producers must also belong to the “undead”.

Zoomable image available from here (click the Image Viewer link).Paul Revere is described at its current-location page (the source of the different coloration, click-to-enlarge, title image; click the MORE for the full description), which also has several enlargeable detail thumbnail images (I like the finger reflections on the teapot). But many different colorations and detail images of this painting of Paul Revere are available online. The artist‘s Wikipedia page and collection.Sixth of the 12 works by this artist, that have, so far, appeared in Mr. Melcher’s blog, to also appear here.

“Upon further reflection…”

Jack Black in the musical number Tea for Two, deleted from his Gulliver’s Travels.

Young Andy Richter waiting on Conan’s call…

It was Dawes and Dr. Prescott . . . of the three (Revere, Dawes and Prescott), Prescott was the only one who got through to Concord.Yes, Longfellow consolidated all the riders’ stories in one composite.

That’s totally Jack Black!

runar: Arch Stanton: That’s Aladdin.Thanks

I am reminded of one old episode of Bewitched, where they meet Paul Revere and have an unsigned teapot because he “had been finishing when called to ride”. So he signed it in the future time.

Here is another work by this artist.