Wolfie O'Gill and the Little People!

Sure 'n' along with th' foin tales of ribaldry you'll be after seein' at "Discipline And Desire" this week, is a WolfieToon in which one o' the Wee Folk makes an appearance!  Nor is it th' only time it's happened, at all, at all!

                                              And a Happy St. Paddy's to ye!

Quoting Sean Connery: "Something big just came up!"

Where are going to find a fascinating blog entry combining fetish cartoonist Eric Stanton, his studio mate Steve Ditko (co-creator of Spider-Man and Dr. Strange), Irving Klaw, and Bettie Page?

Why, rat cheer at this link to PermanentObscurity.com!  

Enjoy!  And tell 'em Wolfie sent ya!

Repent, for your end is near

Someone featured this WolfieToon from "Discipline And Desire" on YouTube, so I thought it might as well go up here, this being the season for introspection and repentance!

Crooning

Besides the scintillating stories at "Discipline And Desire" this week is a WolfieToon with a Singing Cowboy.

He's crooning a tune based on one I did for Season and Michael and All at "Blossom and Thorn", and you should click on over and enjoy the tremendous and tremendously funny song parodies everyone else is doing over there!  The icing on that cake (with Imp fingerprints in it, no doubt) is the cleverly chosen batch of illustrations!

Oh, and here are some staring chickens.

Sass Endangers You Finish The Rhyme

One would think that a lady in such a plight as we see in the WolfieToon at this week's "Discipline & Desire" update would refrain from adopting such an attitude, and one would be very wrong.  

My favorite comment on this cartoon came from Phil:

"I'm guessing that this is an inner city couple and I was wondering who he had to chase down to get those shoes"

Let's Order In!

Do you know Brandy Golden?  Besides being an author of many a scintillating spanking tale, she is a dear friend who I met at the western-themed Yahoo group "Spankville County", and who introduced me to the fine folks at "Discipline And Desire!"

Brandy kindly featured a couple of my cartoons on her blog, including this one, which I thought would fit nicely in mid-week, because nobody wants to cook.  Er, food, that is.  

Toys and 'Toons!

As you see, in this week's update at "Discipline & Desire," the WolfieToon features a plaything.

Generally, I've always liked my paw best, not only for the tantalizingly tactile enjoyment, but because I've never had trouble finding it yet.  But toys have been praised for the variety they bring to the experience, and if there are some that float boats, I can be sure to include them in future creations!

Another Love 'Toon!

So what is a good movie for Valentine's Day?  Might I perversely suggest "The Bride of Frankenstein?"  Well, I will anyway, 'cause it's a damn fine pic! James Whale rocks!

And, in that light, I'll post a WolfieToon from "Discipline & Desire" using two of the main characters.  You've seen the one I did for Halloween, which in many ways is better, but I still think this is one of my funniest gags.  Apparently I'm in the minority in that opinion, but what the hey!  :-D 

 

And if you didn't already click on the "Discipline & Desire" link, there are more Valentime Goodies there, too!

Valentine Update at "D&D!"

We may need a bit of musical accompaniment this time, so open up this YouTube-DTV play of the Leapy Lee song that hit the airwaves when I was in 7th grade, and enjoy the mushy goodness to be found this week at "Discipline & Desire"!  

From Poppy!

Poppy sent me this item from the "Cheezburger" sites!

Poppy asked if this were perhaps a relative of mine.  Oddly enough, 'tis.  That's Great Great Great Grampa Wolfie!  He was great!  

Speaking of All Things Wolfe, the WolfieToons Books Sale is still going on, for unique Valentine Warm-Up Activity!

Barbara!

Erica Scott just posted a blog about her long-time heartthrob, David Selby;  Devlin O'Neill published a tribute to Diana Rigg;  and now I will post a tribute to a woman I love and respect, for her enormous talent-- she can do both comedy and drama, she sings and dances-- and for her class and courage-- she has shown parents everywhere how to deal with the worst tragedies-- and because she is truly one of the most beautiful women in the world, a frequent star of many a WolfieDream!  Here is Barbara Eden!!

Barbara on the beach...

Barbara on a bike...

Barbara on a bowling lane..

Barbara on a doorstep...

Barbara on a swing...

Barbara on trampolines...

Barbara on a stack of film cans...

Barbara on a bottle...

Barbara on stage...

Barbara on the stairs...

Barbara on Larry...

Barbara on Larry more recently...

And you should see this sassy li'l number, "Don't Tell Mama!"  Trust me;  you'll be happy you did!

Verily, thou shouldst view yon posting!

In case you haven't seen it already, click on over to this post on Chross's blog!  It's a "preview" for a German production of "The Merchant of Venice" that included a (F/f) spanking scene, and it's the cutest damn thing I've seen all week!

Now, having really only a smackering, er, a smattering of Shakespeare, I don't know for sure who these two would be-- Portia and her handmaid Nerissa, perhaps??-- or how they would work in a spanking scene!  However, I've sent a note to good Professor Devlin O'Neill hoping he might elucidate, and, when he's through with that, tell us what the heck might be going on.

Dev has proposed amended spanking versions of various Shakespearean works, but I don't think he had gotten to this play yet?  But if so, they owe him some dough!!