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B. Kliban’s vast body of playful, surreal irreverent free-form work is well overdue for re-discovery. An innovator who significantly expanded the realm of cartooning, Kliban inspired a generation with his no-limits approach. His numerous books – Never Eat Anything Bigger Than Your Head, Whack Your Porcupine, Two Guys Fooling Around With the Moon among them – spread the Kliban vision far and wide, and put the term “Klibanesque” in the dictionary. His constructions – whether single-panel drawings (“Mental floss.”), multi-panel sequences (“Four Useless Motions”) or eight-panel image-poems (“Sheer Pottery”) – push fearlessly forward into unexplored territory. Welcome to his unique and compelling world.
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barticle35 said, 2 months ago
No doubt an ancient folk tale, perhaps from Elbonia.
Linguist said, 2 months ago
Was this how Col. Sanders started out ?
Radish
said, 2 months ago
“I eat more chicken, than any man ever seen,” Jim Morrison.
JohnnyDiego said, 2 months ago
@Radish
Back Door Man was written by Willie Dixon and first recorded by Howlin’ Wolf in 1960. The lyrics do not mention pork and beans or chicken as Dixon wrote them but Howlin’ Wolf does sing them in his version.
The Doors recorded their version in 1966 and, as in all blues tunes, added their own personal spin.
ossiningaling said, 2 months ago
@barticle35
Can’t be Elbonia. I can see the floor.
LafInLarry
said, 2 months ago
My first thought — he may or may not be one, but he’s sure gonna doo it. One/it referring to a term that starts with chicken and describes one who may talk big but is a coward/ it describes his latrine output.
notsooldguy said, 2 months ago
I see it as a metaphor for the TV viewing public’s insatiable appetite and an industry that keeps feeding them…wait, are those chickens or turkeys?
lafayetteann said, 2 months ago
That’s a recipe for disaster.
OldestandWisest said, 2 months ago
I think it’s Rasputin, the mad monk of Russia.
Radish
said, 2 months ago
@JohnnyDiego
I actually knew that, I’ve heard the original song.
I’ve forgotten more stuff than I remember.
bmonk said, 2 months ago
Jake Blues had 4 fried chickens and a coke. That’s a start.
prider
said, 2 months ago
Darn. I thought it was 78. I’ve got a lot of catching up to do!
jtpozenel said, 2 months ago
“Keep ’em coming Ma!”
boldyuma said, 2 months ago
I like chicken..I get my massive amounts of chicken
these days in the form of hot dogs and corn dogs at
fast food places..(I have coupons)
aircraft-engineer said, 2 months ago
with 87 chickens INPUT, there must be a whole lot of OUTPUT