From the first link:
"We have to get away from thinking of the poor as a problem," said C.K. Prahalad, author of the book "The Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid."
I love that sentence.
Update: If the first link doesn't work, try Seattle Channel [also embedded Real video].
And click here for a blood-curdling image of my childhood horror host, Syracuse's legendary Baron Daemon... if you dare!
Oscar Wilde is said to be quite a manly fellow, bright and entertaining when in the company of men, but silly and affecting when surrounded by a bevy of ladies. This might be regarded as extraordinary, but for the fact that the world is full of such cases.
--Columbus Dispatch
This is excellent. Thank you, Plegmund!
As The Caped Crusader might say, "Nana nana nana nana indeed, citizen" Discovered too late for the front page, here is McSweeney's analysis of the Bat-Theme!
Well, there's Luke Cage, but somehow I doubt it. Sounds to me like Stewart plucked a "hero" name out of the crapstream, like The Simpsons did with McBain. But I'm just guessing.
As planned, I threw my cigarettes down the trash chute before I went to bed last night. Naturally, I'm now pretty annoyed with myself for having planned this, but that won't last.
"Democrats R Yukky" = hatewear? Holy hyperbole.
To a baby, "Yukky" is the most severe epithet of outright condemnation. OK, it's not quite hate speech--but it is hate jabber. So... hyperbole, yes, but, more to the point, understatement.
From the first link: "We have to get away from thinking of the poor as a problem," said C.K. Prahalad, author of the book "The Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid." I love that sentence.
posted by SuperFrankenstein 17 years ago
In "Rahner's Rotten Rentals"
Update: If the first link doesn't work, try Seattle Channel [also embedded Real video]. And click here for a blood-curdling image of my childhood horror host, Syracuse's legendary Baron Daemon... if you dare!
posted by SuperFrankenstein 18 years ago
In "Curious George: I am thinking of a book"
LivewireConfusion, I want to believe that I'd go to similar lengths to post a picture so disgusting. Thank you.
posted by SuperFrankenstein 18 years ago
In "Ohio meets Oscar Wilde"
Oscar Wilde is said to be quite a manly fellow, bright and entertaining when in the company of men, but silly and affecting when surrounded by a bevy of ladies. This might be regarded as extraordinary, but for the fact that the world is full of such cases. --Columbus Dispatch This is excellent. Thank you, Plegmund!
posted by SuperFrankenstein 19 years ago
In "Superman is a Dick. "
To be Fair And Balanced about it, not all goofy comic book covers are 1960s Supermans. 1, 2, and 3.
posted by SuperFrankenstein 19 years ago
Glad you posted this, fuzzco66. It was originally at supermanisadick.com; got slammed to oblivion by traffic from some popular site (Metafilter?); moved to a transitional home at National Lampoon; and now has room to expand in its current digs. My vote goes to this turned-on psych-out.
posted by SuperFrankenstein 19 years ago
In "Batman's Anniversary!"
As The Caped Crusader might say, "Nana nana nana nana indeed, citizen" Discovered too late for the front page, here is McSweeney's analysis of the Bat-Theme!
posted by SuperFrankenstein 19 years ago
In "Goodbye, Widget."
SideDish, I'm sorry for your loss.
posted by SuperFrankenstein 19 years ago
In "Batman's Anniversary!"
Urgent Bat-Caution: On second thought, some parts of the poor, deluded Siamese Human Knot Site may be--at least marginally--NSFW.
posted by SuperFrankenstein 19 years ago
In "Comics great Will Eisner passed away yesterday."
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posted by SuperFrankenstein 19 years ago
In "Curious George: "Your Move, Mr. Cage""
Well, there's Luke Cage, but somehow I doubt it. Sounds to me like Stewart plucked a "hero" name out of the crapstream, like The Simpsons did with McBain. But I'm just guessing.
posted by SuperFrankenstein 19 years ago
In "New Year resolutions;"
As planned, I threw my cigarettes down the trash chute before I went to bed last night. Naturally, I'm now pretty annoyed with myself for having planned this, but that won't last.
posted by SuperFrankenstein 19 years ago
In ""
Also, what kind of world is it where "infant hatewear" is considered hyperbole, but "Zell Miller thong" is somehow acceptable?
posted by SuperFrankenstein 20 years ago
"Democrats R Yukky" = hatewear? Holy hyperbole. To a baby, "Yukky" is the most severe epithet of outright condemnation. OK, it's not quite hate speech--but it is hate jabber. So... hyperbole, yes, but, more to the point, understatement.
posted by SuperFrankenstein 20 years ago
Sorry about the post title, folks. "Link From SuperFrankenstein" indeed. I'll pay better attention next time. If this were MetaFilter I'd be dead.
posted by SuperFrankenstein 20 years ago
In "Ben Samuels Classic Golden Age Comic Book Cover Gallery"
If you can stand the pop-ups, Pure Excitement Comics is great.
posted by SuperFrankenstein 20 years ago
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