Friday evening, inclement weather including freezing rain and snow was predicted. In Atlanta, weather predictions with the word snow cause the general populace to immediately head for the nearest grocery store and buy as much bread and milk as they can afford. For the last five years, I was extremely confused by this. […]

Holy fucking shit, this version of Gin and Juice is the funniest damn thing I have heard in a long time. This super fun time download is presented by my cracka Smoove K.
By the way, this will only be up for a limited time as psychics predict it will put a big […]

Saturday afternoon, I was walking through a cold gray drizzle reminiscent of the good old days in Buffalo. Unfortunately, the Buffalo like effect was spoiled by the lack of a cold biting wind whipping past. A black SUV pulled up next to me and recurring Propeller Skies character The Quiet One asked […]

Last Friday, I paid a visit to Showcase and dropped off the first roll of film I shot with a Fujica STX-1 recurring Propeller Skies character Ted donated to me. Today, I finally saw the results.
As near as I can tell, the camera is between twenty-two and twenty-five years old. […]

Saturday evening, The Beaver* and I dropped by Cafe Intermezzo for a drink. Because it was reasonably early, we were able to score seats at the bar. Intermezzo has an enormous selection of espresso drinks, cocktails, misnamed Martinis**, wine, and beer. After perusing this list for about half an hour, I […]

I will certainly be getting a subscription to this magazine in the near future. A big Propeller Skies shout out to my cracka Smoove B for the link.

Complements of the Bush Economy™ I have been working hard to control costs and reduce overhead. After loading all my receipts from the past ten years into Quicken®* and clicking the magic button to anal retentively analyze my spending, the program returned a pie chart. The legend that went along with the pie […]

About eight months ago, I finally joined the space age and bought a digital camera. Astute readers will note that coincidentally, this is roughly the same time that the Nikon D70 hit store shelves in the United States. Approximately one month and a couple of thousand shots later, the D70 broke. […]

A big Propeller Skies shout out goes out to recurring Propeller Skies character Ted for unloading a Fujica STX-1 on me. For recurring readers not into old photography equipment, this is a fully manual SLR from the early 1980s, manufactured by the Fuji Photo Film Company. They were solid cameras that were eventually […]

Astute readers will note that the Prizzo Skeezy has now been around for a year. In that time, we have managed to switch blogware three times and amass a recurring Propeller Skies readership measured in the single digits. Therefore, we will build on our success by reorganizing and focusing on our core competencies […]