I didn’t know who Unk is, and I barely know who Avril Lavigne is, but the (very brief) tributes to the extraordinary Toni Basil in this vid are kinda nice; Unk vs. Avril Lavigne vs. Toni Basil Mash-Up Girlfriend:
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Filed under: 80s, Music, Film, YouTube Tuesday
I have just installed a very beautiful WordPress Theme, Quadruple Blue (test run). It isn’t perfect, but it is nearly so. 
The designer, Small Potato, creates some of the very finest themes for WP that I have yet encountered. There are, however, a number of functional and stylistic changes that I need to make; in fact, quite a few changes. While this is ongoing, the blog may look and act weird, so, sorry.
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“There must have been a time, in the beginning, where we could have said - no. But somehow we missed it.”
This quote comes from a scene in Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead. I am often reminded of it when life hits me, hard.
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I love the eighties, I love British New Wave music, and I love The Pet Shop Boys; Pet Shop Boys - Always on my mind (long version):
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For those of you who either watch the Miss Teen USA pageant or who simply watch the evening news: you have probably already seen this, Miss Teen USA 2007 - South Carolina answers a question:
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My favorite Aussie archaeologist and YouTube guru Hugh of Hughsnews just released a vid in which he expresses his concern for a new advertising scheme YouTube wants to implement: ads placed directly into the bottom 20% of the videos themselves, Youtubes Advertising Scheme….
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I am not a fan of the popular YouTuber “Daxflame“. He’s a young kid with a bizarre online persona, (at least, I hope it is just a fictional persona), and his whole shtick has always been just too much for me to take…until now. The Convinent Truth:
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I’m not too sure what to make of this…
I recently posted an entry concerning a Lego artist and his amazing creations. I happened to mention that, as a young teenager, I once created a “working” Lego machine gun. It “worked” in the sense that I hooked up a Lego Expert Builder set’s motor to it: when you turned it on, it would shoot little Lego pieces out.
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When you don’t have a penny to your name, having a yard sale is like a Great Big Fun Day in Fun Land, (or something like that).
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