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Bradburyesque

I think I used the word Bradburyesque as a theme for one of my posts about 3-4 years ago. I reliquish all rights to this word and/or theme to this wonderful site and it's wonderful Bradburian posteries. (I also reliquish my rights to the term Bradburian and posteries. You may use these terms as you see fit.

Reli(n)quish is a good word.

Posteries is a good word, or should be if it's a word.

"'Taint no sin, to take off your skin, and dance around in your bones."

http://www.facebook.com/video/....php?v=1051699149186

Hannes Bok, a favorite of Ray Bradbury.
http://goldenagecomicbookstori...h/label/Hannes%20Bok

Nude, and in charge of a bicycle?

http://www.spokesman.com/stori...riding-bicycle-nude/

This one has Juan Diaz written all over it: http://www.snopes.com/horrors/gruesome/mccurdy.asp

The Happiness Machine Goes Hi Tech!

http://www.tourwrist.com/

And this one won't catch fire. At least, not in your driveway.

After further navigating, check these related "Happiness" locations. One can also spin, manipulate the scene via your mouse motions, zoom, etc.
Another quite an interesting projection Mr. B made way back when:
http://www.tourwrist.com/tours

Has anyone seen the movie Tree of Life and do you consider it Bradburyesque?

I haven't seen it (and generally don't rush to see Terence Malick films). But you are the second person to have suggested that it might be!

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Originally posted by Doug Spaulding:
And yet again! Thanks Terry!

Did Ray Bradbury play a young Carl in the Movie "UP"?

Is Carl Ray?

"The Repentant Magdalen," by Georges De LaTour.

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Originally posted by dandelion:
"The Repentant Magdalen," by Georges De LaTour.

Nice, but I wonder what Georges thought she needed to be repentant for.

For who else were Miss Mamie and Miss Emily Baldwin of The Waltons their no-brainer default for Miss Fern and Miss Roberta of Dandelion Wine?