A K/S confection

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I know the Brokeback parodies are quite old hat now, but you must check this one out. It's really a beautifully edited piece, and it works either as humor or not. In fact, it's quite romantic. *nuzzles*

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Broke Trek



They really were two awfully handsome guys.

Following up on my last post

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Okay, now I've seen everything

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Brokeback Godzilla



I shit you not. Don't believe me? Go take a look.

And yo, it's old school Godzilla. Early Tojo stuff.

I really should be sleeping

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Talk about nostalgia...

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Weird Al Yankovic on the Tomorrow Show With Tom Snyder

"Another One Rides the Bus"


Man, I remember the night Dr. Demento first played "My Sharona". Al's stuff really was infectious right from the get-go. It's hard to say why, as its silliness was only rivaled by its weirdness, but you just had to love him. Maybe it was the basic naivete of his stuff, dealing as it did with things like bologna sandwiches and chocolate ice cream.

But look also at what this clip says about television and where it's gone. Can you imagine an unknown like this, performing this bizarre piece, getting this much air time on a network show today? I mean a show that isn't designed to ridicule him, but presents in as friendly a manner as any other musical guest? I can't imagine it happening. It says a lot for Tom Snyder too. His show was always in the forefront, and he hosted a lot of unusual, controversial, and articulate people on his show. It was rarely boring, and TV got duller when he passed on.

Alternative Tolkien - John Milton

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John Milton:


Of the great War of the Ring, and the taste
Of that Forbidden power, the long and
Arduous trek, thru' fiery, blasted plains
With faithful Hobbits and treacherous beasts
To Chaos' edge, and there to cast the One
To endless fire and eternal death:
Sing Heav'nly Muse, that in Rivendell did'st
First teach of the Rings of Power forgéd,
In the beginning how the Dark Lord Sauron
Brought into the world from fiery depths
Of Doom this ring of gold, pouréd into't
His Malice and his Evil; I now
Invoke thy Aid to my Adventrous song
That struggle as it might to take to th'air
Though will I drag from bottomless perdition
Things unattempted yet in Prose or Rhime
And justifie the ways of men to Elves.