It’d be great to know how/when/where PF came across the image.

Pig made it better. Good pig.

Goals

He definitely was a “bad boy” lol. They didn’t raise me- they became pregnant with me later this same year and I was given up for adoption. I found them when I was 18, she ended up becoming a nurse and he was a Marine. I don’t have a relationship with my bio mom anymore, but I still talk to my dad regularly. He turned into a great dude.

you mean Harold?

Good bass playing is a leap (I'm not saying up, but at least sideways) from guitar because it requires a fundamentally different approach to the instrument. Chugging out root notes isn't such a leap, but that's not what she was doing

Your dad WAS?

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That wasn't a photobomb. That was merely a guest.

His name was Al Lettieri.

Idk why, but dad definitely gives me "bad boy" signals.

Do you have a good relationship with them?

lol, thank you 😎

Operation Mongoose was certainly something wasn’t it?

There’s always been Starkadders at Cold Comfort Farm!

Dude was dead of a heart attack at 47

Those are meant to be used ?!?!

I always thought they were just wall decorations.

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p.s. I met her father. Not her, just her father. He seemed nice.

His death in "the godfather" is iconic.

Nice! I wonder if the pig is the family pet?

I get insanely granular about it. I think the Marx Brothers have funnier material, but that the general pathos of the Stooges is funnier to behold.

Why is everyone either elderly or 5?

I absolutely hated the new Mandy . It was like watching an understudy try and act like the original actress.

And finding high quality photos. Needs to be a postage stamp saved at 50 quality JPG saved 3 times over before it qualifies to be shared.

So is delusion. These ray guns were made because of sci-fi movies in the 40s and 50s. You didn’t have to make a ray gun to make kids like guns because you could very easily own a BB gun and many kids that age during that time. also had shotguns. This piddly ass little plastic toy ray gun designed after a sci-fi movie is just that. You are either too young to know what it was all about or too ignorant to figure it out.

Doesn't have to be "that much of a leap" to still be impressive and incredible. To play bass with such style and delivery, dropping stone cold funk like she did on Making Flippy Floppy, she's very unique. She's mostly if not entirely self-taught, so yeah I'd say going from diddling amateur to certified funky priest is a hell of a leap.

I always wondered how she ended up in a Bond movie