Toy Box Visionary Mugs

"The play date's breaking up early due to creative differences."

"This is going to make the most amazing driftwood table."

How we imagined A.I. in 1977. . . How it's looking today. . .

"I have no toys just yet. I have a concept of a plan for toys...toys like no one has ever seen before."

School of Art & Design. Looks like they're putting up an addition.

Thatched roof car.

'A few years ago all we needed were some people who could hammer and some people who could paint.'

"Attention, everyone! I'd like to introduce the newest member of our family."

Non Thought For The Day.

"Well, sir, it looks like things are getting pretty serious for Peter and Pauline."

'I'm sorry, but I don't know anything about external combustion engines.'

If at first you don't succeed call it version 1.0

You thought YOU hated YOUR job?

"Sold his air rights."

'So, Pharaoh, what sort of collateral do you have to put down on this $2 billion Great Pyramid you want to build?'

'I, Dom Perignon, will now uncork the very first bottle of Champagne. Of course, I'm just guessing this is the right way to do it.'

Artists At The Auto Show

'This is Citroen Picasso's cubist period.'

The Music Lover.

"He added the computer, TV and cable box. Apparently, sand wasn't enough."

"We've decided to add forty floors."

Covid 19 Variant

"And ultimately, I want to direct."

'Boy, look at the size of those tracks. I bet he will go 300 pounds.'

"You still working on your car?"

"I'm afraid Mr.Edison is too busy to discuss your idea with you at this time. Please call again, Mr Fluorescent."

'Why we have architects'

Ever wondered what the future will be like? Well, apart from robotic trousers it's a lot like the seventies.

"The world is expanding at an accelerated rate."

'Some buck lure this is. I drank three bottles and haven't seen one buck.'

"Nice igloo, but why isn't it melting?!"

Louis Daguerre takes a selfie

Business Slides.

Absurd multi-propulsion vehicle

"Attention, passengers. . . stray in your seats with seatbelts fastened while we experience the turbulence of van Gogh's bold, sweeping brushstrokes!"