No, I don't know what I meant by that either. Still, behold the glory that is "Journey To The Centre Of Your Mind" by The Amboy Dukes...
..then wonder what made Ted Nugent the man he is today. Apparently, this is what happens when you say no to drugs.
One of the most notorious drunk drivers in the Ottawa area has been found not criminally responsible on his latest impaired driving charges because of a mental disorder that makes him believe female celebrities are controlling his actions.
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The 33-year-old man told psychiatrists that he knew the legal repercussions of his actions, but believed singer Shania Twain was helping him drive.
I believe this legal precedent will in the future be known as the Carrie Underwood defence.
The Mario and Zelda Big Band and friends in concert, covering Nintendo videogame themes. Keep watching; after the first few songs this manages to transcend the novelty value and actually become mesmerising.
The Aural Times sings the news so that you don't have to. Kind of like T. Herman Zweibel meets Tom Lehrer. Or like Songs To Wear Pants To without the restrictive dress code.
I mean, pants? I'm with Homer on that one.
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Entrancingly weird video for a 1948 Japanese swing tune, "Jungle Boogie." Directed by Japanese film legend Akira Kurosawa ("The Seven Samurai", etc.) Click it to play it.
