Pableaux Johnson

Apr 1, 1999 — By Pableaux Johnson

Manageable crowds. Fabulous food. Great music. Authentic Cajun culture. Do you need any other reasons to visit Lafayette, Louisiana?

Jan 1, 1998 — By Pableaux Johnson

A notion for the starving people of the world: let them eat cacti.

Feb 1, 1997 — By Pableaux Johnson

Computer users at NASA don’t get Mac—they get even.

Dec 31, 1969 — By Pableaux Johnson

Springtime in Texas. The bluebonnets blanket the Hill Country, the Panhandle starts its active growing season, and the sun-baked Valley hunkers down for a long, hot summer. It’s a perfect time for rebirth, renewal, and maybe, just maybe, cleaning out that damn garage once and for all. The annual…

Dec 31, 1969 — By Pableaux Johnson

Rivers of fire. Gnashing metal claws. Burning buildings. Army surplus rocket engines and abstract mechanical dinosaurs. Lumbering steel insects armed with flamethrowers and rotating cow skulls. A capacity crowd of 5,000 Texans packed Longhorn Speedway to witness the spectacle—a chaotic evening of well-managed explosions, choreographed pyromania and all-purpose destruction—courtesy…