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The gals dropped by th' Isle O' Foam© yestiddy to share their hobby with th' Four Of Five Guys©, and we relaxed in the lobby while I prayed for them to get back on their BloodLines Cruises™ ship The Old Indian Burial Ground.
FT3 (nervous laugh) Well, I guess you have to go now, gals!
AG We only -
AG - just got here!
FT3 (backing slowly away) Uh -
AG And we brought you loads -
AG - more jumble!
AG (sad face) But it got some blood -
AG - on it. Quite a lot of -
AG - blood. Mm. Can th' Four Or -
AG - Five Guys© tell what it -
AG - is? It's by our favorite -
AG - guitarist!
AG Hey! Where'd he go! Farquhar!
AG and AG (sing-song, together) Are we playing hide and seek?
NOTE: If you can't bring yerself to even squint at today's Foam-O-Graph© (the album's in the last frame), then there's a special bonus clew embedded in the text in the form of an an anagram of the artist's name! Oboy! Some fun, huh, gang?
Health Advisory: Do not look at the image posted in this piece. Th' IoF© cannot and will not accept responsibility for psychological and/or physical harm ensuing from wilfully flaunting this advice.
If you recognise the Mystery Album (but today's Fun Foam-O-Graph© Kwiz is the most difficult yet, so I don't think you will) - leave an indication of your cleverness in the comments! Without naming album or artist!
ReplyDeleteSelf-employed
ReplyDeleteGee whiz. Babs.
DeleteBig fan of his old boss.
ReplyDelete"Health Advisory: Do not look at the image posted in this piece. Th' IoF© cannot and will not accept responsibility for psychological and/or physical harm ensuing from wilfully flaunting this advice."
But mama that's where the fun is
Now you tell me, after becoming ensnared by FTIII's insidious GIF.
DeleteHe's...."Timeless."
ReplyDeleteTrouble with th' IoF© is youse bums is too smart.
DeleteI loooked!... going to have a lie down now, feeling bilious. Your health Warnings should be at the top, in bright red flashing letters. Wurrrrr, no, I'm going to be sick again, flllllluuuttt.
ReplyDeleteHave axe - will travel.
ReplyDeletePicks up occasional work
ReplyDeleteAnyone get the anagram?
ReplyDeleteYes and no.
DeleteOnce my eyes adjusted to the flashing graphic (courtesy of De Sade Graphics Inc.), I saw a Gibson semi-hollow guitar, and thought it was George Thorogood and the Delaware Destroyers first album. My clue was going to be: What did Della wear? But looking at the anagram, I knew that wasn’t correct.
After looking at De Sade’s graphic a few more times, it occurred to me what it was, which was confirmed by the anagram.
At least it wasn't Ted Nugent...that big Gibson had me wondering for a while.
DeleteGood point.
DeleteJust now, yes, but it's a sneaky one...
ReplyDeleteIs there a Gibson Birdland involved here?
ReplyDeleteAs usul, I got nothin'. I ain't one of the smart four or five guys.
ReplyDeleteSo I propose you this little ditty, still one of the best fake trailers of all time, from the 'voiceover guy' and his intonations to the way the rhythm of the trailer is cut to expectations to the fabulous use of "Solsbury Hill". Quite brilliant.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-e6d_gzaDgk
I live by the James river.
ReplyDeleteStinging bugs draw blood.
Elmer hates his name.
We repose and move on.
ReplyDeleteFor those of you who, like me, didn't know the answer to this week's Foam-O-Graph© Kwiz, here's th' answer.
Oh I tried to enjoy this, it's a little bit too free jazz for me, but thanks for the fun anyway.
Delete"Little Red House" is the track for me - Charles Burnham and Warren Benbow doing what they do.
ReplyDeleteOr, maybe it's "Please Tell Her". Difficult choice.
Cheers, Peanuts Molloy.