Could someone wade through that pile of whores?

We want to wish Charlie Happy Birthday.

September 3, 1965 -
Carlos Irwin Estévez, actor and noted Hobby horse man (look it up) was born on this date.





Kids remember, you too can get kicked out of High School, use drugs and spend a massive amount of money on prostitutes and still be one of the highest paid actors on TV.


A very funny stick figure animation



I have to check out the other things done by the artist.

September 3, 1973 -
The Rolling Stones released their hit, Angie, on this date.



Questions about the song's origins have never ceased. Despite wide-ranging rumors that Angie was written by Jagger about a relationship he had with David Bowie's wife Angela, Jagger denies this. This is one of the few Rolling Stones songs that is acoustic.


September 3, 1982 -
Cameron Crowe's coming of age teen comedy (directed by Amy Heckerling), Fast Times at Ridgemont High, opened on this date.



David Lynch was originally offered the chance to direct before Amy Heckerling was chosen. He turned it down saying it was a funny script, but not really his thing. Three of the actors who appeared in the film – Nicholas Cage, Sean Penn and Forrest Whitaker – won the Academy Award for Best Actor later in their careers, with Penn winning twice.


Today in History:
On September 3, 301, during an epic game of hide-and-seek, St. Marinus the Stonemason ran up Mount Titano in Italy to hide from the Roman Emperor Diocletian.

It was a good hiding spot and he was never found.



He started his own country to pass the time and the Republic of San Marino survives to this day.


On September 3, 1189, Richard Lionheart, an enthusiastic sodomite, was crowned King of England.

The son of Henry II (no relation to Rocky II) and Eleanor of Aquitaine, Richard spent most of his ten-year reign abroad. For two of these years he was imprisoned by the Holy Roman Emperor, who was neither holy, nor Roman, nor an emperor, but a nasty little man just the same.



When Richard finally returned to English soil he discovered there had been Intrigues, some of which involved his brothers. He therefore crossed the channel and defeated France before dying from an arrow wound to the neck inflincted by an 11 year old boy.

He had only produced one son, and the most crushing defeat of Richard's tragic life was his discovery that the child was a little bastard.


September 3, 1838 -
Frederick Douglass escaped slavery disguised as a sailor. Later he wrote about his experiences in a book called The Narrative Life of Frederick Douglass, the title of which may have diminished the effectiveness of his disguise.

(Publishers thought The Narrative Life of a Burly Black Guy Dressed in a Tight Fitting Sailor Suit would have limited appeal outside certain fetishist circles.)


September 3, 1939 -
Germany continued its invasion of Poland even though Britain had asked it very nicely to stop.



This upset the British sensibility. They declared war on Germany, France follows 6 hours later quickly joined by Australia, NZ, South Africa & Canada, making this the official launch of World War II in Europe on this date.



And so it goes