Speaking of 40 years ago, Zonk and Zip should avoid Arizona if they have a couple of seeds in the trunk. I know, it's not on their way. But they don't have a map.

To be happy in this life we must each strive to find our own passion. I like to think that Zonker has merely had his passion outlawed for most of his life. This move to Colorado may just be his turn to truly shine as he finally finds a place to live his life with intention, in the pursuit of happiness. And if Colorado doesn't work out, he can always move in with Mike here in Washington State while he gets his grow up and running. We legalized it here too, in case you hadn't heard.

If memory serves, it's been about 40 years since Mike and Mark so exuberantly hit the road. Could this be "Hee wackity doo do do" part two? Bring it on!

Ah, The Long Strange Strip rides again. Or possibly Nephew of Long Strange Strip. Whichever, I always love it. Remember, Zip, wherever you are, there you go.

So Zonker heads out on another road trip. Call me when he finds America.

"Cheer down" is a phrase I first heard on a George Harrison record about twenty-five years ago. It's a relief to not be the sole occupant of Obscure Desultory Cultural Detritus Island.

It is Sunday morning. It's a gray day. The bird feeder is empty (with birds staring towards the house, waiting for the bird seed from the sky) and the day was looking singularly unattractive. Then I clicked on Today's Video and was transported from bleary Michigan to someplace where rain is composed of beautiful voices and stunning poetry. I come to the site for my daily dose of snarkish insight, but sometimes, like today, you give me beauty. Thanks.

Jeb could improve the family name by calling for war crime charges against Dubya.

At last! It's about time someone "smoked 'em out of their holes"! Vices and all.

I loved and laughed about the characterisation of this presidential family today. Probably much closer to the truth than one might fear.

Looks to me like the man who hasn't changed a bit is good ol' GBT. Still stripping down public figures to comically exaggerated stereotypes, just like he rendered Calvin Hill and Brian Dowling all those many years ago. It's all hugely entertaining, and even provocative. As long as we laugh at the sly humor and don't mistake the entertaining caricatures for the men. Thank you for for the years of thoughtful chuckles!

Thank you for the Sunday, April 14th strip.

Re Sid's GOP Celebrity Task Force: When I Googled "Republican Hoillywood actors" I got this list. Of the first 25, eight are deceased. Charlton Heston is number two, and it includes James Cagney and Larry the Cable Guy!

GBT has just managed to insult everyone in Hollywood who has ever taken a political position out of princlple. Lovely.

In the wake of Margaret Thatcher's death, Britons are taking "Ding Dong, The Witch is Dead" to the top of the music charts. I remember Lord Zonker leading the House of Lords in that very song!

AOWG has a nice ring to it. Maybe Nugent would front that band. They could open for NKOTB.

Angry Old White Guys is good, especially since Grumpy Old Men is already taken. And then there's Mike Huckabee's band, Capitol Offense. Freebird!

"Angry Old White Guys" is a brilliant band name. They're so ephemeral. I once believed "David Axelrod's Mustache" was the perfect band name, and now it's too late.

I'm a progressive, but even I know that Jon Voight should have been on that GOP Master Celeb list! He may not be the A-lister he once was, but the guy does have some cred left. I mean Midnight Cowboy, Catch-22, and Deliverance alone place him as a real American film icon. The guys on Sid's list aren't even be in the same room with Voight for talent.