the great R. Crumb

Category: Harry and Meghan

  • The wages of Woke

    SP high school dean and his students were victims of DEI. We said it back in September (“Woke is what broke Sun Prairie schools”), child sexual groomer Robert Gilkey-Meisegeier was a diversity, equity, and inclusion hire. His own attorney confirmed it after the disgraced Sun Prairie West high school dean of students was sentenced to 18…

  • Much pomp and a crowning glory

    Does the USA miss the mysticism of monarchy? It is another character fault: The Head Groundskeeper is a monarchist. The Stately Manor’s b&w Philco broadcast all four hours of the coronation of King Charles v3.0 Saturday 05-06-23. Made America’s presidential inaugurations look like a drive-through at Mickie D’s. The royals rode to venerable Westminster Abbey…

  • Lettuce pray

    Liz Truss, we hardly knew ye! Some of the most enjoyable television can be found on C-Span. The indentured servants at the Stately Manor leave their looms unattended whenever Mitch McConnell spars with Chuck Schumer on our b&w Philco. They cheer when ol’ Mitch manages a discreet grin at one corner of his mouth after…

  • And another thing!

    Firing random synapses today! 3.4 inches of moisture fell at the Blaska Experimental Work Farm over the weekend. Speaking of dark clouds: is it too difficult for the auto industry to hard-wire daytime running lights into their vehicles? People! Headlights in a rainstorm may not help you to see but will help you BE SEEN!…

  • France’s Charlie Hebdo strikes again!

    Quelle cheek! Does anyone in the media afflict the comfortable, any more? By “the comfortable,” we mean the faculty lounge, the city newsrooms, and the joggers wearing face masks. Could Hollywood today make Animal House, the movie that parodied fat, stupid and drunk frat boys? (“May we dance with yo’ dates?”) Blazing Saddles? (“The sheriff is ……

  • Queen for our day, victims for our times

    Harry & Meghan’s upper lips — very un-stiff! The groundlings at Stately Blaska Manor are catching up with the exquisitely produced series The Crown on Netflix. The series portrays Elizabeth II as colder than frozen nitrogen. In Season #3, young Prince Charles returns to the palace from his investiture as Prince of Wales and his subsequent tour…