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This Man Lives in an Abandoned Japanese School - The Final Days "I'm a Barbie girl" again, but in the style of 6 classical composers 🎹 🎤 Josep Castanyer Alonso How to Stop Tinnitus in 30 Seconds
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The Genius of Narrow Wide Chainrings - Why they work! (Mountain Bikes) How one company owns color (Pantone) Why Clip Art Was Everywhere... Until It Wasn't
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Happy Birthday!
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Yes, I have the DVD set of the show. One of the greatest EVAR.
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Max Headroom: 20 Minutes into the Future
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The surprising need for mint condition tube TVs Very meta - TVs on TV:
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Happy Birthday!
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Live Bathurst 12 Hours race in Australia at Mount Panorama (starts in about 30 minutes):
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Happy Birthday!
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Comparing the new compact cassette players - I think I'll get new belts for my Panasonic instead:
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I'm on season 2 right now. It's weird to see Toby Huss (Halt and Catch Fire) as a young man with Tone Loc. I'm not sure how season 5 will play with Jon Lovitz... Stinge watching: https://kottke.org/24/02/stinge-watching
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No, but I think the episode order has been changed from their broadcast order. Some of the tightest comedy writing and performance I've seen recently. RIP, Phil Hartman.
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NewsRadio (1995)
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The Iconic Drumming Behind "Californication"
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"Game over, man!" remixed (Aliens, 1986) Teenage Engineering EP-133 K.O. II
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Learning about field recording:
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Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark - Kleptocracy
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It's Neil Young's Cortez the Killer, covered by Built to Spill from their 2000 album, Live.
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A brief history of the legendary dumpster fire called TSR Dave Thaumavore RPG Reviews My favorite comment: "The moral of the story: you can only treat your employees, creatives, customers, vendors, publisher and sales channel like shit for decades before selling out to a like-minded company. 😕"
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The Origin and Aftermath of 'Less is More' - Why Minimalism Failed - Stewart Hicks in architecture... sometimes less is less