While I have tons of random crap to post, I thought this Schoolhouse Rock find deserved its own...
Ah Bill, you were my first pulpy hero. The first piece of paper with pathos. You fought for truth, justice and the American way (probably alongside Verb). You taught me how the Laws of our Country came into being; fighting the good fight, clawing your way up Capital Hill one step at a time. You filled me with hope, patriotism and pride.
Of course, back then I didn’t know how much pork they shoved down your neck. But I still love you, man.
Monday, April 6, 2009
Rocking the Schoolhouse
Labels:
Art,
Capital Hill,
Heroes,
Pork,
Pulp fiction,
Schoolhouse Rock,
vintage
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6 comments:
Wow....amazing woodcuts...
"The first piece of paper with pathos"... I love that...
That restores my idealism for some odd reason... thank you Akira////
~~~~ Yes... it's~~~~
~~~~ Monday... MURST~~~~
I bought the school house rock DVD for my kids. They were not amused.
Why weren't they amused?
What exactly is the dark haired one?
@Kitty,
Are you referring to Super Verb with the afro?
Wow...
"I put my heart in action"
Love that... Mr. Verb...
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