pixrox1 Review of Sprinkle Me Pink

Sprinkle Me Pink (1978)

The fine particulate matter produced by car exhaust . . .

[7/10 · 23 January 2023]

. . . and other human sources of pollution form cloud condensation nuclei, as depicted throughout SPRINKLE ME PINK. Environmental depredation is likely to evoke the sort of kinetic karma which will single out particularly flagrant atmospheric abusers such as the chain-smoking Pink Panther for their "own private thundercloud" sort of treatment illustrated during SPRINKLE ME PINK. The phrase "acid rain" was first used by Scottish chemist Robert Angus Smith on April 15, 1852. It refers to precipitation which seems to be a hallucination from a particularly bad L. S. D. Trip. As noted toward the end of SPRINKLE ME PINK, psychiatrists and meteorologists are still arguing over whether such a thing actually exists. Stay tuned.