| Von Weasel's favorite bit of animation.
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| Mark Hirchhorn used to walk around outside of South Shore High School imitating Mick Jagger. He went on to become religious. Look at Neal Ferenc's expression having just seen Mark for the first time since high school! |
| Von Cello smoking a cigar in front of a No Smoking sign in Alaska. Breaking the rules is the spirit of Alaska and Von Cello. |
| Von Cello trespassing in Alaska. Out in the middle of a vast wilderness, suddenly Von Cello came upon a barbed wire fence and a Keep Out sign. He said, "They've got to be kidding" and he walked inside. |
| Von Cello attended a speech by New York City Mayor Ed Koch just so he could have a friend take a picture of him laughing really close to Koch. He got a few dirty looks, but as we used to say in Brooklyn, "Anything for the goof!" |
| As Dennis Miller put it, "Think of all the Arab countries as a football field, and Israel as a pack of matches sitting in the middle of it... (Now) reverse the numbers. Imagine five hundred million Jews and five million Arabs?... Can anyone picture the Jews strapping belts of razor blades and dynamite to themselves? Of course not!...Or dancing for joy at the murder of innocents? Impossible!... No... left to themselves in a world of peace, the worst Jews would ever do to people is DEBATE them to death!" |
| Many well meaning artists and others believe that all the problems of the world can be solved through negotiations. However, as World War II showed us, some people are so determined to take away freedom and human rights from others that only force can stop them. Today we are in a similar situation, yet many refuse to see it. This cartoon points out with humor how silly it is to think that you can reason with those dedicated to dictatorial rule and world domination. |
| Some people think that if we all sit around a campfire and sing Cumbaya all of the worlds' problems will go away. The sad reality is that there are people around the world who are being taught to hate us, and kill us. We should try to negotiate, but, in the words of Teddy Roosevelt: "Speak softly...but carry a big stick"! |
