Ad Space – That Dan Aykroyd’s a Weird Dude
A combination vodka sales pitch and seminar on occultism. Continue reading Ad Space – That Dan Aykroyd’s a Weird Dude
Tag: Religion
Systems of faith or worship
Paperback Punk
Desperation by Stephen King I never intended to do a review like this. Part of the philosophy behind this article series was looking at lesser known genre stuff, with no intention to engage with the bestsellers or popular fiction. Yet … Continue reading Paperback Punk
My Religion
This might be a whole can of worms, but I am interested in what various religions Avocados subscribe to or adamantly don’t subscribe to. What’s your religion/spirituality/vibe or lack thereof, if you feel like sharing? Please be respectful. For instance, … Continue reading My Religion
Public Domain Theater: Faust (& “Buried Treasure”)
New to the public domain: F.W. Murnau’s Faust, and Our Gang/The Little Rascal’s “Buried Treasure” Continue reading Public Domain Theater: Faust (& “Buried Treasure”)
Favorite Mononymous Famous Person – Round of 32
I created this after watching Adele’s concert on CBS, and at that point, I didn’t know I would be flying on Saturday, so this might go quickly. Because of that time restraint, the 118 names nominated gets crunched down to … Continue reading Favorite Mononymous Famous Person – Round of 32
From the Archives of the Wittenburg Door: Macho Feminism
By Jean Caffey Lyles. Originally published in the April/May 1983 print edition of the Wittenburg Door, #72. I think there are a few different things we can take from this. Much of Fred’s behavior is now de facto among both … Continue reading From the Archives of the Wittenburg Door: Macho Feminism
From the Archives of the Wittenburg Door: How to Spend Fifteen Million Dollars
The death of Ole Anthony (I wrote about him a while ago in the OT and PT) got me thinking about The Wittenburg Door – an amateurish, defunct magazine that influenced both my religious beliefs and my lack thereof in … Continue reading From the Archives of the Wittenburg Door: How to Spend Fifteen Million Dollars