May The Fourth Be Monday

 Yes friends we've made it to that special day that rolls around at least once every year and that's May 4, 2026. Any connection between the actual Gregorian calendar in use today and 'Star Wars' crap-o-la is conjecture at best and really dang lame to be certain. There are some folk wandering around our Planet Earth pissed off to beat the band that we don't call Planet Earth the Star Wars Tatooine. Tatooine you may recall is where the Skywalker kid is from. We find out later that the kid's real name is 'Vadar' but that nifty switch up just about never gets mentioned. So May the 4th fit into its actual and quite natural position as the day before Cinco de Mayo.  Now for pre-Cinco de Mayo Monday machine art. May the force be granted unto the sorry kids in Iran that are now scared to the screaming bejeepers to go to school. For further illumination on that issue consult with his wetness orange adolf pedofuhrer trumpf. 

burns -


mo mentum -


gothiq -


trance -


regret -


fall in -


melon collie -


mother -


while we're on the subject of mother ... mother do you think they'll drop the bomb? 😏

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