A guy was nice enough to allow me to photograph his t-shirt.  I asked him.

     Sometimes people will just take a picture of me or my art without asking.  I am not a big fan of that.

     At times I have taken pictures of people without permission, but at those times, I am so sneaky that they didn't even know I did it.

     So, if somebody takes a picture of me, without permission, I don't want to know about it.  I would get a little angry with the person, and I have in the past.

     Most people will say 'okay' if you ask, and especially if you have a good reason to take the picture in the first place.

     There was a situation last night where a couple of women were sitting at my table looking at my napkin art.  Then, a 'friend' of mine started taking pictures of the women.  I put my hand in front of his camera multiple times, and told him not to take pictures of me, the women, or my art.  I had to tell him four times.  He was rude.  He didn't listen.  I guess he doesn't think much of me.  Some friend, huh?

     Anyway, I loved the t-shirt.  Anything with Mr. Spock on it is good, especially if it is Evil Mr. Spock.

     This is a rare picture where these display bottles were taken down, in order for the area to be dusted.  Normally they sit in a place so people can see what bottled beers are available.
     The second can from the right is an old-fashioned can of Olympia, which I prefer to the new design.

     The 'General Mess' sign is one of the many signs throughout the bar.  Most of the signs are pretty funny when taken out of context.

    

     Here is one of my bathroom wall drawings.  We have all met a person who looks like this.
     I drew him to make fun of graffiti people, who I don't think much of.  Sorry, but I don't.

     This picture also reminds me of some kids I saw in Utah growing up, with clammy skin and freckles.