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Gen X Revert: "My brother lives in Pittsburgh (Mt. Lebanon) and whenever I visit I realize how out of shape I am. Just walking the neighborhood with the large hills…"
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whizkidforte: ""Sing of the Lord's Goodness" actually kinda reminds me of "Take Five" by the late, great jazz saxophonist Dave Brubeck. . . Not that that's a good…"
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A Rare Bird, A Strange Duck, One Funky Blog
random thought of the moment:
The fundamental problem with representative government is that the people who would be best for the job least want it, and vice versa.
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Dean Gray Tuesday…er…Wednesday
I didn't get around to posting this yesterday, so I'll tell folks about it now. Actually, I'll let BoingBoing explain.
Today is Dean Gray Tuesday, a net-wide day of protest over Warner Brothers attempt to censor a stupendous noncommercial mashup album called American Edit that remixes Green […]
Absolut Bull$#!%
I'm a big fan and supporter of parody and I loathe petty litigation. The image posted here is brought to you by the fine folks at 2 Political Junkies. I'm not associated with them, by the way. The reason I have my own copy of the image is just […]
Same Old Song and Dance
'Twould seem the RIAA, record companies, and their pack of snarling, salivating
hyenas…er…lawyers, haven't noticed that pay-to-download is a workable business
model that has people's attention - and money. If record companies produced CDs
with 15 or so good songs, none of this would be an issue. Music piracy was […]
