Who's That Lady?

Sexy Lady! On one of my favorite websites, 'Comics with Problems' (no, I'm not talking Andy Dick), you can have your choice of huffing, VD, pot, sexual assault, and yes! your rifle and how to treat it like a lady, by Eisner Studios. Still in the package! Guess this soldier already knew what he was doing.  Issued to every soldier in comic book form on their way to Vietnam. Sigh.

You can tell it's Mattel

I did have toy guns myself as a child, but I didn't get them from my parents. Uncles and aunts gave them as birthday presents. My dad hated toy weapons, because of what they represented and when I had hit my brother on the head with a plastic riffle he took the opportunity to throw them all in the water, with the words: guns don't belong in kids hands, not in anyone's hand. Nowadays I'm very proud of him because of that, but of course his action was less appreciated by me at that time.



If you like this, don't forget to watch this one as well.

William Burroughs shooting William Shakespeare

Video uploaded by andreadi1953

(Via The Hound Blog)

A Hard Look At Violence

Bizarre Adventures at Mutant Family Values.

Trouble In Paradise

Trouble in Paradise over at LP Cover Lover.

Isley Brothers - "Stagger Lee"

Doing a killer version. Imagine if someone tried this now. Damn.

When Guns Were Fun

The Mattel "Tommy Burst" with the snub nose accessory was the nuts.........


Until the "Johnny Seven OMA (One Man Army) came onto the scene. This thing was the envy of all the knuckleheads in the neighborhood. I can still smell the sweet smell of those caps after a full day of action.

Guns and Panties

"Turn yours into the gayest bathroom in town!"

Y'know, I had one of those "your name here" bullfight posters. My dad said his friend brought it home from Mexico ... I'm guessing his friend's name was "Adam."


from Vintage Girly Mags.

Gun Shop

'Gun Shop Sketch' From The Richard Pryor Show, 1977. Featuring voice overs by Tim Reid & Robin Williams.

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Vest Tester

" ... When the bullet hit, Murphy never batted an eye. Inventors ot the bulletproof vest, which weighs about 11 pounds, have put iten the market for the protection of police and other officers in emergency cases. The bullet which Deputy Smith fired into the vest Wednesday was presented to him for a souvenir"
I'd say he was worth it.

Vest Test: 1923, at Shorpy.