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From Plastic Tub

This page contains the "Pictures of the Week" that appear on the Main Page. These picutures are automatically updated by a mechanical man, offering weekly titillation to those in need of new stimulation from the depths of AA history and lore.

Picture of the Week

The totemic indicator of the Crack Stepper grade, on display at the Smithsonian Museum in Washington D.C.

Past, Present, and Future Pictures

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"Horsing around with Mormo can lead to the creation of your very own Death Mask -- as Mr. Smith was soon to discover." - from The Curious Case of Joseph Smith, Everet Holmstead, 1932.

2

Portrait of Addisson by T. Wilson, from the The Double Stimes reprint of Who We Are.

3

Referred to by Art Doll as the "crazy uncle of the fruit aisle," the kumquat is also revered as a cheap and plentiful aphrodisiac.

4

Trenchwheat's grasp of wisecracking was dubious at best, as shown in Lil' AA # 24.

5

Rare Poob Culture event, featuring a bruce.

6

Hand-written broadside from the special Strafe! issue on Collage Art, Heirarchy of Meaning for Collagists and Experienced Lightwave Users.

7

The first homunculus was created by alchemist Paracelsus. It promptly escaped.

8

Brief Treatise on Choco, 1995 collage by Timothy Wilson.

9

The Cock's Comb as depicted by El Greco

10

A digital scan of the rare disk, Johnny Cake is oozing with "preternatural cool."

11

Guvernor Morris had a "fondness for saying things and advancing doctrines that no one else would."

12

Attucks caught a lead ball in the belly, ensuring, ironically, an undying fame.

13

Screenshot from The DingDing Hour, 1983.

14

Work-a-day environs can become boneyards, easily, and often.

15

Wilhemina Forkes in a playful mood, 1959, Guatemala City. Photographer unknown.

16

Pancakes favor community over isolation.

17

Two Dimebags of Verse from 1994, a very rare example of the form.

18

The Cross arouses strong sentiments in many people.

19

The swastika in one of its less popular incarnations.

20

The Isle of Man features a triskelion on its flag.

21

Original cover art from the second series Reticent 27, featuring issues no. 27 and no. 27.

22

According to Gaugin, the headlock has been a popular move since Biblical times.

23

A brooding Ahmed Capra, captured only moments before removing his hat.

24

The Redbook from T.Wilson's Mansucript Portraits, 2004.

25

Mazzistow Carrington as depicted in an untitled promotional photo by Wilhemina Forkes.

26

Let Steven Vogeler tell you about the goat.

27

Lil' Dacusse displays a philosophical bent in this Lil' AA strip from 1961.

28

Snapshot of a mysterious blimp seen over Dallas, Texas.

29

Purvey Dicklock once described raw sausage as "obscenely lurid."

30

"The fist is a history of making. It's the lock on your eye--and don't forget it." - Flintrock to Trenchwheat, 1973.

31

Cool and Charming, the colossal head of Constantine is known to exchange pleasantries with startled visitors.

32

Mom Jokes show flyer

33

International copyright law seemed a joke to Koose Muniswamy Veerappan, who was often found half-naked, ripped, eminently cool.

34

Stimes Addisson in Nantes, France, 1962.

35

A notorious prankster, Alfred Bester would often appear on the streets of New York dressed like Ray Bradbury.

36

A big fan of getting down to business, Suarez was often found in the nude, posing for unseen photographers.

37

The Manatee, in a rarely captured moment of interstellar communication

38

Molech, devourer of children, has proven a popular mainstay in occult circles.

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Inspiration for The Fonz, Alexandre Dacusse redefined the role of The Poet for millions of lonely housewives.

41

Though Dowd Morhart was organized into neat piles of discrete anatomy, his clothing was neatly folded at the murder scene. In his jacket pocket was found this curious scribbling.

42

Breakfast at Owls Nest Camp, Bohemian Grove, July 23, 1967

43

The D.C. Pentagram

44

The Holiest Mosque of Islam contains the Kaba, a fallen stone.

45

The Lil' AA strip from August 23, 1963. (courtesy of The Double Stimes)

46

Also an accomplished artist, Buehb's Great Satan I love Yoo (Get the fuck out of Vietnam!) caused riots when first displayed at the Fourth International Accidentalist Conference in 1968.

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The totemic indicator of the Crack Stepper grade, on display at the Smithsonian Museum in Washington D.C.

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Screenshot from the Israeli Mix Tape game.

49

Cover of the rare first printing of Blood Red Blues by Dell, thought to have been illustrated by Raymond Unger.

50

David Payne's appearance in Water:Pillow, playing the flannel-robed head wound.

51

A terribly handsome man, Tim Wilson was used as filler in an obscure European gaming magazine.

52

The infamous soup scene of L'Opera des Figues.