Marianne Spellman

Marianne Spellman
Location
Seattle-ish, Washington,
Birthday
April 06
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Pop culture, progressive politics, weird family life, music, photography, humor, the world outside delivered daily. Like sands through the hourglass, this is the feed from popthomology.com.

APRIL 28, 2012 12:09AM

A SPRING TREAT: BIG BUNNY, CIG-EATING GOAT, SKATING HORSE & KISSING COCKATOO ON "I'VE GOT A SECRET" AND MISS NINE'S FLOWER FOTOS!

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Spring is springing everywhere, and when I came across this old episode of the "I've Got A Secret" TV game show from approximately ONE MILLION B.C., I knew I wanted to share it with you. A little info first, if you aren't familiar: "I've Got A Secret" was a long-running game show (1952-1967) on CBS-TV. It was essentially the same premise as "What's My Line?" -- a panel of celebrity guests tried to guess what someone's weird secret or occupation was and the longer the guessing went on, the more cash the subject got (up to EIGHTY WHOLE BUCKS!!!). There were no blinking lights or brapping buzzers or loud theme music bits; it was all rather genteel and low-key, with an air of bemusement. I always liked the show because of its combination of weirdness and sweetness and the slightly-awkward interactions between the stuffy panel members and the regular folks who would nervously try to answer their questions. And sometimes you would see cool stuff, like on this particular episode with an Easter theme and all-animal subjects...so marvel, won't you, at the World's Largest Bunny (and lots and lots of Winston cigarettes)....

"I've Got A Secret," Easter Parade Part One



Acting goat "Lady Astor" eats some Winstons and HOLY CRAP, A HORSE ROLLER SKATES, GO JIMMY!!! And a famous bird! GO BUTCH!!

"I've Got A Secret" Easter Parade Part Two



Butch the Cockatoo continues and then we end with bountiful Boys' Club bunnies! DON'T SMOKE, KIDS!

"I've Got A Secret" Easter Parade Part Three



And to clear your mind from all that smoke and animal dander...here are some photos taken by Miss Nine of some of our pretty springtime flowers, including her own first gardening effort, a tulip, of which she is immensely proud.






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1950s cigarette propaganda and floral minimalism combined! You are a genius, albeit twisted.
Is there any other kind? ;)