This Photo Makes a Serious, Underappreciated Philosophical Statement about Life
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12 comments:
Kermit does Elvis?
This is really important philosophical argument material. How do you find such arcane resources?
Hahaha... where did that come from? I would have left off the just kidding part.
Stacy - You know those "Ma Nah Ma Nah" creatures?
They tell me what to say.
Winter - I've been waffling over that very point, actually. First it wasn't in. Then it was. And now, *poof*, it's gone.
Is that Kermit doing Elvis? I thought it was Kermit doing Disco Stu. Regardless, it is making me think about my, um, mortality, or something?
Kidding. This is funny...and a little sad. If it was in a museum I'd stand in front of it staring for hours.
Isn't that baby bop?
oh heck.. it is kermit in a green wig. I needed my glasses.
Maybe he's singing
"I ain't nothing but a hound frog."
PS to Winter - I bought that a few months back while perusing the toy section with my nephew. I don't normally like "kitsch," but this sort of kitsch looks perfect on my dining room bookshelf.
'Cause that's where it is.
James - Sounds like you would *love* the Museum of Bad Art. Forget the name of the suburb it's in, but it's very near Boston.
Pamela - And here I almost titled this quite plainly "It Ain't Easy Being King."
I like yours better.
Though part of me thinks this is more so a matter of a Disco Frog than a King Frog. I dunno. Elvis did go through a really bad "stage" in the early 70s.
You have wonderful taste in dressed frogs.
I stole this brilliant photo.
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