Caveat Canem Croceum
- Bio
- Pacifist non-inhaling cannabis farmer in undisclosed location subsisting on diet of Dostoyevsky, Monty Python tapes and Red Sox games on TV.
MY RECENT POSTS
- Have a Ball: 2/1 or maybe ...
(with added text and gloss)
May 04, 2009 04:30PM - Have a Ball: 2/1 or maybe 2
1/2 to 1 1/2 (it all depends)
May 01, 2009 08:32PM - OS Cover-up: Secret Torture
Memo Revealed
April 30, 2009 03:45PM - Liveblogging the Boston Tea
Party - 4/15/1773
April 15, 2009 02:11PM - Amazon Adult Ratings -- the OS
Edition
April 14, 2009 04:21PM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “Very funny,
JTD.
Manny being
Annie. Manny being Nanny. Now
Manny being
bannie.
Hey,…”
May 08, 2009 12:58AM - “Manny being Annie. Or
just cal him "-ny -irez". If
the Yanks
sign
him,…”
May 08, 2009 12:05AM - “Like Aaron said. Now,
upon thy con-science, put it
all
in
finnegan-ease.
WOO
F”
May 07, 2009 12:28AM - “Dunno about line
crossing. If you had the Batz
eavesdropping
in a country
club lo…”
May 07, 2009 12:19AM - “What a wonderful story.
What a wonderful lady. Yes,
the money
might be
necessary…”
May 06, 2009 06:47PM
Caveat Canem Croceum's Links
Have a Ball: 2/1 or maybe ... (with added text and gloss)
Thank you all for playing with my balls. And thank you, Jostlin' Testes Harder, for NOT :-).
Your comments were much more fun and imaginative than my original. But for those still interested in delving into the ontological/epistemological depths behind the photos and captions, here's a profound exeg… Read full post »
Have a Ball: 2/1 or maybe 2 1/2 to 1 1/2 (it all depends)
#1: I kicked
this guy's balls.

#2: I inhaled
with these dudes at a ball. They both won Nobel Prizes for
something green.

OS Cover-up: Secret Torture Memo Revealed

You have asked for this Office's views on whether certain proposed editorial conduct would violate the prohibitions against torture of readers and writers found at Section 2340A of title 18 of the Littérateurs Sans Frontières Internationale Convention of 1896.

Fir… Read full post »
Liveblogging the Boston Tea Party - 4/15/1773

BOSTON
April 15, 1773
CCC: (In hushed tones -- think golf announcers after another Mickelson muff.)

Responding to His Master's Voice, loping into the city from the Western boonies, reverse-tracking Paul Revere who is yet to ride (but not stopping… Read full post »
Amazon Adult Ratings -- the OS Edition
Reading in the NYT about the ratings travails of giant authors like James Baldwin and E.M. Forster after being consigned to the Adult bin by Amazonian midgets, I had to find out first hand what company their books were keeping.
I must be the only person on Open… Read full post »
Zerry: Now about that Enemies List .....
Yesterday at 5:00 PM, regular as clockwork, Caruso Wegie posted another in the series of the exquisitely crafted, edgy, funny and highly original BATZ cartoons. This one was even better than usual because it included a clip of the templates the Walt Disney studios used for their toons, and provided t… Read full post »
The 26 or 27 moose gnawing lines from Finnegans Wake
Livicated to the canning Finnster and the feeling Caruso
Rabbit, run. Imahopping zerrymandering will diggit dugdugdug O O O O yes yes yes that Shakespeherian rag Jaysus weepies Cyclops crackerjacks jeffmute Philomel...............
10. Indie big inning
Addiction? The Life of Numbers (2)
In nature's
infinite book of secrecy,
&n… Read full post »
Addiction? The Life of Numbers (1)
O God, I could be bounded in a nutshell and count myself a
king of infinite space, were it not that I have bad dreams.
… Read full post »
The President's Budget: A Mandate for Change
Ignore the sensation-seeking headlines: "Shock and Awe," "$1.75 trillion Tax Hike." Piffle. Penned by people who haven't even peeked at the Fiscal Year 2010 Federal Budget[1]. It is a thing of beauty, crafted and drafted by economists with nous (instead of the ideological hacks of the Bush years). It… Read full post »
Parsing Piyush: Jindal's Speech Stats and Text Analysis
Based on the transcripts of President Obama's magisterial Speech to Congress and Piyush "Bobby" Jindal's umm, response, your devoted Dawg provides the following hermeneutic analysis, without editorial comment. These are the number of times a particular word (root) was used in their respective speech… Read full post »
Pornograph: Dems vs. Reps Economic Smackdown
The New Deal WORKED. Deal with it, Neanderthals.
The nattering nabobs of Neanderthalism and other assorted know-nothings(1) have been inveighing against the New Deal in an attempt to discredit the premises of the stimulus package.Their main claims, based on ignorance, distortions and wilful disregard of economics and economic history, appear to be… Read full post »
Bangalore Bunghole's Reply to the Passionate Catamite
In furtherance of the Fairness Doctrine and Equal Opportunity for Offense, submitted to the Editors and Readers of OS.
Come live with me and be my love,
And we will
An OS Miracle: A Doc Free Cover Occurred at Noon Today!
Behold the miracle!
At exactly 12:00 Noon on the twenty-seventh day of January in the Year of Our Lord 2009, on the Feast Day of Saint Lupus of Chalons (I kid you not, a most appropriate saint for the occasion, as you will see and like all OS members, he… Read full post »
An Open Salon Map: Know thyself, thy posts, thy editors
"Know thyself" was, of course, the famous dictum of the Delphic Oracle (and for all you neo-classicists, the Oracle in The Matrix). "Know thy posts" is the starter's call to the horses at Epsom (those Brits are so classical, as are their horses). And "Know thy editors" is apparently Ruper… Read full post »
The Howling Mob: They kill monsters, don't they?

Frankenstein was a doctor. And he created a monster. One reading of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, or the Modern Prometheus is that the monster he created was himself. Any resemblance to the duelin' docs on OS is purely intentional.
Fast forward past the Hollywood movie to our curre… Read full post »
Tales from the Crypt: Nine Gems from May (Part I w. Nudity)

Bolt and bar the shutter,
For the foul winds blow:
Our minds are at their best this night,
And I seem to know
That everything outside us is
Mad as the mist and snow.
- W. B. Yeats: The Winding Stair and Other Poems (1933)Toiling every Midnight in… Read full post »
Tales from the Crypt: Nine More Gems from May (Part II)
There are places, I remember,
all my life though some have changed
some forever, not for better
some are gone, and some remain
all these places have their meanings
with lovers and friends I still can recall,
some are dead and some are living...
in my life, I've loved them… Read full post »
KAMAL SALEH!
KAMAL SALEH DELETED MY COMMENTS!
Some of you may have seen his earth-shaking, ground-breaking post tonight:
BREAST AUGMENTATION-BREAST IMPLANT-SLICON-SALINE FILLED
(Tonight it was in English. Yesterday's was apparently in modified Finno-Ugaric, meant only for the Open Salon International Edition --… Read full post »
Stared on the horses of the sea, and heard
The cars of battle and his own name cried;
And fought with the invulnerable tide.
- W.B.Yeats Cuchulain's Fight with the Sea (The Rose 1893)

The image of Cuchula… Read full post »
Doc Inexpert in Hermeneutics, Statistics
Perhaps my first post back after a wonderful family get-together (much tail-wagging, drooling, chow hounding, snoozing) ought not to be an angry one. But I noticed our resident savant Rob's moderate (no names, no pack drill) appeal fell on deaf ears and our dueli… Read full post »


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