Cody Chesnutt’s song Smoke and Love contains the line “the time has come for us to touch, my sister”.
With the comma, it’s a romantic song. Without, it’s quite disturbing.
Cody Chesnutt’s song Smoke and Love contains the line “the time has come for us to touch, my sister”.
With the comma, it’s a romantic song. Without, it’s quite disturbing.
Ahaaaa!!
There may be more thorough Photoshop training videos out there but I haven’t seen a funnier one:
See also Part Two and Part Three.
Jeff Jarvis has already pointed out the extent to which the word change has dominated the seemingly never-ending series of candidates debates and primaries. However, lest there be any doubt, an Australian called Hugh Atkin has put together this video:
Be sure to watch until at least the one minute mark.
“The history of popular music may be seen as the repeated rescuing of a moribund scene by the music of African-Americans.”
So says Donald Clarke in his, for fans of music post 1970, somewhat obnoxious The Rise and Fall of Popular Music. Clarke was actually writing about the mid-nineteenth century but his rule held true until [...]
This can’t be for real, can it?
Have you been unwittingly downloading tracks from The Overdub Tampering Committee?
“We are a group of musicians who have downloaded newly leaked albums by popular artists, quickly recorded many subtle overdubs, and then re-leaked it to the internet. We have done this for about three years now.”
I’d love it if [...]
Back in November I went on a Caribbean cruise for Thanksgiving with the in-laws. It had its good points – fun times with the family, glorious sunny beaches and so on but the cruise itself was godawful.
I made it pretty clear what I thought of Royal Caribbean in the questionnaire they left in my room. [...]