Seen in Print

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Huh? You lost me - I don't get it.

Ok, people buy these bibs for their kids that have all sorts of stupid sayings on them......

That's it? Seems a little lame. Nothing more to it? Death and babies?! Not exactly a natural or fun match in the same expression. Jus sayin .

Merely juxtaposition.....illustrating the inanity of silly sayings on baby bibs.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Oh. OK.

[HONDO74]

While drugs may not kill you there is no guarantee they won't turn you ugly.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Clearly, they have had fun all along the way. They brought joy to their fans and were able to inspire many because they "did it their way."

Urban legend (literally) had it that Mr. Jagger frequented many late-night dance clubs in Manhattan, during their more halcyon days. In fact, I was present in a typical (and very, very popular) club, back in the early 70's, into which Mick Jagger visited one particular night. I was standing at the bar when he appeared coming up from behind. I saw him in the mirror which was an entire wall behind the display of liquors. By the time I could react and be sure it was he, and turned around, he was gone in-a-flash, which was, somehow, befitting his entire persona of that time frame, as well as a song or two of theirs. A song by some female artist allegedly about him wearing a particular "apricot scarf" and adoring himself had actually been playing, too. And he did have a diaphanous scarf loosely fitted around his neck, no less !

I never did any drugs, not even Grass, and rarely drank more than a few flutes of champagne, per evening, so I don't think the image of him being there was imagined in any sort of stupor, but its fleeting quality, so befitting him and the music of those times, saturated the whole experience with an imaginary quality. But I know what I saw.

Life is complicated.
And fun.

Murph

[webenda]

Life is complicated.
And fun.
--Murph

[MurphOnMillerAve]

"What I give form to in daylight is only one per cent of what I have seen in darkness."

[Rufus T. Firefly]

[robert.]

02,02,2020

[Rufus T. Firefly]

02,02,2020

Palindrome date

[E7]

02,02,2020

Palindrome date

Groundhog Day

[HONDO74]

02,02,2020

Palindrome date

Groundhog Day

Groundhog Day 2020: Here's what Punxsutawney Phil's prediction is for the rest of winter

As light snow fell early Sunday in western Pennsylvania, the Keystone State's most famous groundhog revealed that warmer days are apparently ahead.

At sunrise on Groundhog Day, members of Punxsutawney Phil's top hat-wearing inner circle revealed the groundhog declared: “Spring will be early, it's a certainty.”

"It's not very often that Phil predicts an early spring, but the groundhog, my friends, predicted an early spring," Fox News Senior Meteorologist Janice Dean said Sunday on "Fox & Friends" while in Miami for Super Bowl LIV.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

02,02,2020

Palindrome date

Groundhog Day

Indeed, but 02022020 is also a palindrome. There are few dates that qualify for some time - Dec of next year....

[rogruth]

Palindrome date

Groundhog Day

Indeed, but 02022020 is also a palindrome. There are few dates that qualify for some time - Dec of next year....

Aren't you off a hundred years?

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Groundhog Day

Indeed, but 02022020 is also a palindrome. There are few dates that qualify for some time - Dec of next year....

Aren't you off a hundred years?

12022021 - pretty sure 2021 is next year?

[rogruth]

Indeed, but 02022020 is also a palindrome. There are few dates that qualify for some time - Dec of next year....

Aren't you off a hundred years?

12022021 - pretty sure 2021 is next year?