Lost on the backroad

 

Dreamboat Annie

 

Rabbit, Anyone?

Once upon a time in the quaint village of Fluffleton, there lived a seemingly innocent rabbit named Sir Fluffington. Fluffington was no ordinary rabbit; he was a descendant of an ancient and mysterious lineage known as the Leporiphobia, a group of rabbits with extraordinary abilities. These rabbits were bestowed with intelligence beyond their fuzzy appearance.

Legend had it that every hundred years, a Leporiphobia would be chosen to fulfill a peculiar destiny – to protect the village from impending doom. Fluffington was the chosen one, and his destiny was about to unfold.

One day, a band of marauding ferrets led by the infamous Ferreticus the Malicious descended upon Fluffleton. The ferrets had a sinister plan to devour all the carrots in the village, leaving the innocent rabbits hungry and helpless.

As chaos ensued, Sir Fluffington hopped forward, his eyes gleaming with determination. Suddenly, a magical transformation occurred. Fluffington grew in size and stature, his once innocent appearance now replaced by a formidable and imposing demeanor.

He became the Killer Rabbit, a guardian with unparalleled combat skills. With lightning-fast kicks and strategic carrot strikes, Sir Fluffington single-handedly faced the ferrets, defending the carrot fields of Fluffleton.

The battle raged on for days, and the villagers watched in awe as the Killer Rabbit fought valiantly. In the end, Sir Fluffington emerged victorious, driving Ferreticus and his gang away from Fluffleton.

Once the threat was neutralized, Sir Fluffington returned to his humble rabbit form, his heroic feat forever etched into the folklore of Fluffleton. From that day forward, the villagers revered him as a savior, and the legend of the Killer Rabbit became a tale passed down through generations – a reminder that even the most unassuming creatures can possess extraordinary powers when duty calls. And so, the carrots of Fluffleton flourished, thanks to the courage of Sir Fluffington, the Killer Rabbit.

 

The Blue Llama goes Unplugged

1. 
   Yesterday- The Beatles
   
   
   
2. More Than Words- Extreme
3. Tears in Heaven- Eric Clapton
4. Right Here Waiting- Richard Marx
5. Sound of Silence- Simon & Garfunkel
6. Every Rose Has its Thorn- Poison
7. Drive- The Cars
8. Have You Ever Seen the Rain- Creedence Clearwater Revival
9. Going to California- Led Zeppelin
10. Iris- Goo Goo Dolls  
11. Wish You Were Here- Pink Floyd
12. Girl from Yesterday- The Eagles
13. I’m Yours- Jason Marz
14. Fields of Gold- Sting
15. 
    
    Banana Pancakes- Jack Johnson
16. Love is All Around- Wet Wet Wet
17. Fast Car- Tracy Chapman
18. You and I- Scorpions
19. Baby I Love Your Way- Peter Frampton
20. Love Is Here- Starsailor
21. Better Together- Jack Johnson  
22. Angie- The Rolling Stones
23. Blower’s Daughter- Damien Rice
24. Horse With No Name- America
25. Dust in the Wind- Kansas  
26. Peaceful Easy Feeling- The Eagles
27. Losing My Religion- R.E.M.
28. 
    
    I’ll Be There for You- Bon Jovi  
29. Heart of Gold- Neil Young  
30. To Be With You- Mr. Big
31. In It for Love- Richie Sambora
32. Fire and Rain- James Taylor
33. The Boxer- Simon & Garfunkel
34. Daughters- John Mayer
35. Blowing In the Wind- Bob Dylan
36. I Will Follow You Into The Dark- Death Cab for Cutie
37. The A Team- Ed Sheeran
38. Patience- Guns N’ Roses   
39. Wonderwall- Oasis
40. Cannonball- Damien Rice
41. Free Fallin’- Tom Petty
42. Shape of My Heart- Sting
43. 
    
    Hotel California (Unplugged)- The Eagles
44. Teach Your Children- Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
45. Lover of the Light- Mumford and Sons
46. Wanted (Dead Or Alive)- Bon Jovi
47. Sister Golden Hair- America
48. Needle and the Damage Done- Neil Young
49. Sittin’, Waitin’, Wishin’- Jack Johnson
50. The Times They Are A Changin’- Bob Dylan
51. Wake Me Up When September Ends- Green Day
52. Boy With A Coin- Iron and Wine
53. Whiskey Lullaby- Brad Paisley and Alison Krauss
54. 
    
    Never Going Back Again- Fleetwood Mac
55. Blackbird- The Beatles
56. Crazy Little Thing Called Love- Queen
57. Heaven Beside You- Alice in Chains
58. The Battle of Evermore- Led Zeppelin
59. Vegetable Car- Joshua Radin
60. Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)- Green Day
61. American Pie- Don Mclean
62. Life By the Drop- Stevie Ray Vaughan
63. Give a Little Bit- Supertramp
64. Wild Horses- The Rolling Stones
65. If You Could Read My Mind- Gordon Lightfoot
66. Suite: Judy Blue Eyes- Crosby, Stills & Nash
67. T
    
    
    rouble- Ray La Montagne
68. Forever- Ben Harper
69. When the Stars go Blue- Ryan Adams  
70. Annie’s Song- John Denver
71. Flake- Jack Johnson
72. Another Lonely Day- Ben Harper
73. Hurt- Johnny Cash
74. I’d Love You To Want Me- Lobo
75. Maggie May- Rod Stewart
76. You and Me- Lifehouse
77. Fake Plastic Trees- Radiohead
78. Two Steps Behind- Def Leppard  
79. Living in Your Letters- Dashboard Confessional
80. Astair- Matt Costa
81. She Talks to Angels- The Black Crowes
82. 
    
    Dolphin’s Lullaby- Firefall
83. Fall at Your Feet- Crowded House  
84. Layla (Unplugged)
85. Pink Moon- Nick Drake
86. Elephant- Damien Rice
87. Just a Song Before I Go- Crosby, Stills & Nash
88. And I Love Her- The Beatles
89. I’ll Stand By You- The Pretenders
90. Here Come The Sun- The Beatles
91. Dog and Butterfly- Heart
92. The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down- The Band
93. Both Sides Now- Joni Mitchell
94. Redemption Song- Bob Marley
95. Bulletproof Weeks- Matt Nathanson
96. Naked As We Came- Iron and Wine
97. Best Deceptions- Dashboard Confessional
98. Nutshell- Alice in Chains  
99. Love is Stronger Than Death- The The
100. May You Never- John Martyn

I Had A Dream - R,I.P. Martin Luther King

 

Liberal Party Morale Boost Day - Strangely on the Same Day Jesse James was Shot in the Back, Weird, right?

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Pondering at the Crossroads

n the small, dusty town of Ridgeville, the sun dipped low on the horizon, casting long shadows over the wooden buildings and cobbled streets. It was a place where the whispers of the past echoed through the years, and the tale of a notorious outlaw, Jessie James, lingered like a ghost.

Enter Lucas Thornton, a charismatic and ambitious young man with a deep connection to the town's history. Lucas was the rising star of the newly reformed Liberal Party, a political movement that took its roots from the ashes of an old feud, one that involved the legendary outlaw Jessie James.

Lucas was not just a politician; he was the great-great-grandson of the man who, as legend had it, finally put an end to Jessie James. His ancestor, Samuel Thornton, was a sheriff with a reputation for being fair but unyielding, a lawman who believed in justice even if it meant crossing into the gray areas.

As Lucas campaigned for the Liberal Party, he found himself drawn to the old stories of his family's legacy. His great-great-grandfather had been both celebrated and vilified for taking down the infamous

Lucas

outlaw, but the details of that fateful encounter remained shrouded in mystery.

One day, Lucas stumbled upon an old journal in the dusty attic of his family home. The leather-bound book belonged to Samuel Thornton, and its pages held the untold story of the final days of Jessie James. As Lucas delved into the words penned by his ancestor, he discovered a narrative that was far more complex than the black-and-white tale passed down through generations.

According to the journal, Samuel had harbored conflicting emotions about the outlaw. He saw James not just as a criminal but as a product of a system that failed the common man, and by killing from behind he would never have to face him. In the shadows of the journal, Lucas uncovered a revelation that challenged the very foundation of his family's political ideology.

Determined to reconcile the past with the present, Lucas embarked on a journey to understand the complexities of justice, morality, and the role of politics in shaping a community. As he peeled back the layers of Ridgeville's history, Lucas found himself at a crossroads, torn between loyalty to his family's legacy and the pursuit of a more nuanced truth.

The Taxpayer reading for back stuff

In the end, Lucas Thornton became not just a politician but a bridge between the shadows of the outlaw and the aspirations of a new political era. The Liberal Party, rooted in the tale of Jessie James, emerged as a symbol of transformation and reconciliation, reminding the town that understanding the past was the key to forging a better future, and in the end someone’s taking it the end.

Bozo’s last Supper

 

🌈🐉 Behold, GORF, the King of Kush, Ruler of Utopia! 👑

In the realm of Utopia, GORF's dreams are a magical tapestry of vibrant colors and technical wonders. 🌌✨ With every dream, he conjures the enchanting power of "Gorfing." It's not just any magic; it's the kind that makes pain and troubles fade away like distant memories. 🌟💫

In Utopia, safety is paramount, thanks to Puff, the Magnificent Magical Dragon! 🐲🔥 Puff's fiery breath isn't your typical dragon's flame; it's the essence of Utopia itself. As it swirls and dances in the air, it blankets the land with thick plumes of rainbow-colored fog. 🌈☁️

In this land of wonder and dreams, worries are but fleeting shadows, and joy reigns supreme. GORF, the King of Kush, ensures that everyone enjoys the tranquility of Utopia, where even the impossible becomes possible, and the world is a canvas painted with the magic of dreams. ✨🌠 #KingOfKush #UtopianDreams #MagicOfGorfing 🌟👑

 

Tonight’s the Night, but at 3 AM it Was Not Last Night

 

Those Guys

 

The Blue Llama - Panama Red

"Panama Red" is a legendary cannabis strain that gained popularity in the 1960s and 1970s. Here are some key characteristics and historical information about this strain:

1. **Genetics:** Panama Red is a pure sativa landrace strain, meaning it is a cannabis strain that has developed in its natural environment without human interference. It originated in Panama, Central America. 

 

2. **Appearance:** The buds of Panama Red are known for their distinctive red or pink hairs, which contribute to the strain's name. The overall appearance can be described as vibrant green with these colorful accents. 

 

3. **Aroma and Flavor:** This strain is often praised for its sweet and earthy aroma, sometimes with tropical or spicy undertones. The flavor profile can include a mix of pine and citrus notes. 

 4. **Effects:** Being a sativa strain, Panama Red is associated with uplifting and energetic effects. Many users report feelings of euphoria, creativity, and focus. It's often chosen for daytime use. 

 5. **Popularity and Cultural Impact:** Panama Red gained notoriety during the counterculture movement of the 1960s and 1970s. It was a symbol of the era's cannabis culture and was mentioned in various songs and popular culture references. 

 6. **Availability:** It's important to note that finding authentic Panama Red can be challenging in modern times. The strain's popularity waned, and hybridization with other strains became common. If someone claims to have pure Panama Red, it's advisable to approach such claims with skepticism and inquire about the strain's genetic testing.