Ballard Street by Jerry Van Amerongen for October 10, 2007

Still loving the Robin Hound saga…

and glad to see that Maid Marian is wearing her ring again.

Tell that sandy-colored doofus to look at her finger.

BTW, those are NOT humans in elk costumes…

Stel sells wonderful stuff at the Costume Annex….

but it’s not THAT good.

We don’t see a lot of anthropomorphic elks in Ballard County,

cos they stay inside their homes, way out in the woods, especially in hunting season.

But when they come to town for their conventions, and start drinking….. watch out!

We don’t even let them rent the conference room of the Tiki any more. Nuff said.

Anyhow, it’s been a looong 18-ish hours.

I posted about it on today’s Ballard St…. the 2017 one.

If you really want to read about it click the double arrow on the right…

too tired to post more, and that was where people had asked.

Good night, all….

Well here it is, the day after Cleveland Day. I hope everybody got their fair share of nice Cleveland presents. The day after is always such a let down. It sure shows on the comment page. Only Susan’s here, left about 20 minutes before mine.

For him, he oughta be in Sure-Won’t Forest.

I saw The Adventures Of Robin Hood last night. Is anyone aware there’s also a movie called The Story Of Robin Hood And His Merrie Men? Richard Todd ( The Hasty Heart, Stage Fright )plays Robin Hood and James Robertson Justice ( Doctor In the House movie series ) played Little John. I saw that a few weeks ago.

Maid Marian: ‘you speak treason!’

Robin: ‘Fluently!’

I just love Robin and Maid Marian’s first exchange in that 1938 classic

Ah, Sir Robin, you smooth talkin’ hound!!!

After this Saga is completed this week, I will dust off the Adventures of Robin Hood for the movie this week end. (I always like to read the book first and then watch the action.) So, Nighthawks, what happened to Robin Hound’s mustache??? All ladies love that mustache!

This is so typical of nighthawk humor. I love it! Love ‘Sure Would Forest’. Thanks for the laughs.

de nada, perkiekitty!

good luck, Susan—-we’re thinking of you!