the Weekly Waffle
Sparky JackendoffEssays & stories bordering on the super natural ( very natural rather than supernatural)
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The Bargain-Basement Apocalypse
This caption was written many many years ago, but was reborn in an article proposing a way to help pay for the Pandemic…. now also many years ago: (click for link: Augur of an Era. New Partnership with the Earth)
If we are to proper...
Waiting for the Rapture
Many years ago an economist sat on a hill writing a generally forgotten book called The New Basis of Civilization, with a bright picture of humankind’s possible future. The economist’s name was Dr. Simon Patten PhD & LLD, Dean of Wharton Sc...
Best Wishes for the Day After the Apocalypse.
This is about a new marketing idea called greeting cards for the Apocalypse. They are to be sold already sealed, and you buy them for the surprise— rather like a daily reflection. That is to say, you would buy these cards for yourself inste...
Shipoopi - or the 76-Trombone Phenomena
This is a word stolen from Meredith Willson’s The Music Man. It is the name of a song, and not a nasty word, for the inference of the lyrics is that it means a class of perfection, the kind of perfection to be found in dreams of the perfect...
THE BANANA MAN
During prime-time in the early 60’s America was watching one show out of 3. Ed Sullivan’s show was one of those that the other 2 networks didn’t bother competing with, which means that half of America might have been watching his show for a...
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