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This will mean nothing if you didn't read Transmetropolitan. In which case you should go and do so at once.
from this blog post, which points out further similarities
Aug. 13th, 2012
This will mean nothing if you didn't read Transmetropolitan. In which case you should go and do so at once.
from this blog post, which points out further similarities
Interesting Links for 13-08-2012
Aug. 13th, 2012 12:00 pm- My son's tattoo hurt me deeply. (Wow. Just Wow. I am so glad my parents weren't like this)
- What Tolkien Officially Said About Elf Sex
- How India’s favorite TV show uses data to change the world (400 _million_ viewers!)
- Allergic diseases are gender related - more likely to take after your same-gendered parent
- Colour printing reaches its ultimate resolution
- If I'm interpreting this correctly then Egypt is taking further steps to move from military dictatorship to actual democracy
- Texas has the USA's only openly pansexual politican
- The surprising truth about heroin and addiction
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So, there was a song called "Somebody that I used to Know":
And people liked it, and made their own versions, to the point where there are over 25,000 hits on YouTube for "somebody that I used to know cover"
So the original guy behind the song took a whole bunch of them, remixed them into a whole and produced a fantastic response to the craze called "somebodies":
You can see links to the dozens of videos he mixed together here.
My favourite take on the whole thing is "Some Music That I Used To Love":
which nicely captures the feeling of having fallen in love with a piece of music that then gets played to the point where it ceases to mean anything to you.
And people liked it, and made their own versions, to the point where there are over 25,000 hits on YouTube for "somebody that I used to know cover"
So the original guy behind the song took a whole bunch of them, remixed them into a whole and produced a fantastic response to the craze called "somebodies":
You can see links to the dozens of videos he mixed together here.
My favourite take on the whole thing is "Some Music That I Used To Love":
which nicely captures the feeling of having fallen in love with a piece of music that then gets played to the point where it ceases to mean anything to you.