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The Dark Knight Trailer

I peed a little.

That was an awesomeness burrito, with hot sauce of freaking coolness.

Chris Nolan – Batman fans everywhere applaud your efforts.

Sweetness.

The surreal is syrupy

I wrote my post about registering to vote after reading up on candidates… about finding my own way to Ron Paul.

Then I started poking around on the net about Ron Paul. There are his websites (well done by the way), his campaign’s efforts all around the net (youtube, etc, also well done), and the real grassroots efforts everywhere.

Then I ran across this on Digg today.

“Google Ron Paul!” a sign said. It was somewhere on a side street in MD. I passed it as I drove home one day. Because of you [old media], I remembered that name. I wanted to see what it was about this person that made you so sure he could not be in the running. So I went home and looked up the name. I do not even have to tell you what happened then. Almost any American that does it for themselves already knows what I’m talking about.

Word. I know what he is talking about.

Surreal.

The death of Oink

Here is a brilliant rant about the state of music biz from a CD cover artist… the guy that has made many of NiN’s covers.

Whether this guy likes it or not, iPods have become synonymous with music – and if I filled my shiny new 160gb iPod up legally, buying each track online at the 99 cents price that the industry has determined, it would cost me about $32,226. How does that make sense? It’s the ugly truth the record industry wants to ignore as they struggle to find ways to get people to pay for music in a culture that has already embraced the idea of music being something you collect in large volumes, and trade freely with your friends.

Already is the key word, because it didn’t have to be this way, and that’s become the main source of my utter lack of sympathy for the dying record industry: They had a chance to move forward, to evolve with technology and address the changing needs of consumers – and they didn’t. Instead, they panicked – they showed their hand as power-hungry dinosaurs, and they started to demonize their own customers, the people whose love of music had given them massive profits for decades

Your an iTard.

Hahahaha

I am Irish and it flows through my viens

so very true

ChocoVan Martinis

Yeah that’s right… mmmmmmm…. yummers.

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