Music: June 2007 Archives
I added two new songs to the Longest Concert Evar: Perl, in a Nutshell and KLB.
"Perl, in a Nutshell" is a parody of a Barenaked Ladies song called "Life, in a Nutshell." Not much more needs to be said about that.
"KLB" is a song I wrote years ago, with ideas from nocarrier and Schwern and others, about #perl on EFNet.
"Perl, in a Nutshell" is a parody of a Barenaked Ladies song called "Life, in a Nutshell." Not much more needs to be said about that.
"KLB" is a song I wrote years ago, with ideas from nocarrier and Schwern and others, about #perl on EFNet.
I am performing the longest concert evar, on YouTube. Two songs are up so far, and requests are accepted!
(Note to pedants: if you must try to bring up some example of some longer concert, note that the concert I am performing is potentially infinite, because others could keep it going long after I am gone, and of course nothing is longer than infinity, so HA.)
(Note to pedants: if you must try to bring up some example of some longer concert, note that the concert I am performing is potentially infinite, because others could keep it going long after I am gone, and of course nothing is longer than infinity, so HA.)
What do Pudge and Emotional Freedom Techniques have to do with each other? Not much!
But a podcast for small business networking out of the UK, 4Cast, played a snippet from my song Osama Bin Laden, You Ruined My Birthday, and then proceeded to extol the virtues of EFT.
I don't journal all the podcasts that play my song (there have been about a dozen, and I've put them all in PudgeFeed), but this one was odd enough to be worthy of a special mention. Hm, maybe the Survivor Fans Podcast devoting "You're Clueless" to some of the TV show's contestants deserves mention too.
But a podcast for small business networking out of the UK, 4Cast, played a snippet from my song Osama Bin Laden, You Ruined My Birthday, and then proceeded to extol the virtues of EFT.
I don't journal all the podcasts that play my song (there have been about a dozen, and I've put them all in PudgeFeed), but this one was odd enough to be worthy of a special mention. Hm, maybe the Survivor Fans Podcast devoting "You're Clueless" to some of the TV show's contestants deserves mention too.
"It is the common fate of the indolent to see their rights become a prey to the active. The condition upon which God hath given liberty to man is eternal vigilance; which condition if he break, servitude is at once the consequence of his crime and the punishment of his guilt."
