Is the Detroit Mayor a Vampire?

This is the headline:

Detroit mayor wants fresh blood in top schools post

Sounds like it to me.

Evil lair progress...

Sometimes when I go to my neighborhood home-building superstore (or in this case -- a discount departmental super store), I feel like MacGyver.  (I won't mention its name unless they pony up some dough.)  Anyway, the reason I feel this way is the odd assortment of things I buy there.  Today's list:

1 container of Gorilla glue™
1 package of packing tape
1 gallon of bleach
1 tube of toothpaste
1 box of mini Charleston Chews™

Dwayne's Wednesday Robot Romper Room

Rhoda the Robot

Rhoda the Robot: (aka AAF709, Rhoda Miller)  She appeared in the TV series My Living Doll from 1964-1965.  Rhoda (played by the lovely Julie Newmar) was a naive robot trying to learn how to be the "perfect woman" (by 1960's standards).  She worked as a receptionist for a psychiatrist named Dr. Bob McDonald (played by Bob Cummins.)  She also lived in his apartment.  The womanizing Bob knew her secret, and it was his job to help her discover what it was to be a woman.

(Image courtesy of io9)

Remember to be polite...

...when the robocalypse happens.



(Hat tip to io9)

Automatic Tattoo Machine

Automatic Tattoo Machine would rock your socks off!

Train of Impacts

I think I saw Train of Impacts open for Soul Asylum...

Evil lair progress...

Sometimes when I go to my neighborhood home-building superstore, I feel like MacGyver.  (I won't mention its name unless they pony up some dough.)  Anyway, the reason I feel this way is the odd assortment of things I buy there.  Today's list:

2 Wire Access Grommet's - 1" - Black
1 package of 60 grit sand paper
1 bag of 25 Oak Buttons
3 packages of 3/4" x 8' Oak Veneer edging
1 box of Whoppers™