Virtual Flaneurism

Ho shit! My favorite song by my favorite band has finally been uploaded onto Youtube! Instant Slam-Jam-Whatever-the-fuck-I've-been-calling-that-thing-on-the-right of the YEAR all over your face!

Locksley, you truly are kings among men. And by men, I mean me and the rest of your pre-teen ladyfans.

PS. The song is actually called "Love You Too", not "I Love You Too." Jesus Christ, youtube, catch the fuck up.

PPS. Probably shouldn't be posting swear-laden blog posts from work. Of course, I probably shouldn't be doing a lot of things that I do on a daily basis. Example: using store brand conditioner to wash my entire body. Life choices.

I need to buy this shirt for my nephew.

NEED to.

She said "I know what you mean,
But I don't know who you are.
Ah, we're just two of many; fractions of a part

In case you are out of the pop culture loop, Charlie Sheen's radio antics yesterday (namely vicious lashing out at his show's creator and producer, Chuck Lorre) led to Lorre canceling Two & a Half Men for at least the remainder of this season.

"And the people of the valley shouted and danced with joy, for this was the day that they were truly free."

I love that I live in a world where I can get an e-mail entitled "ChickAss?!?!" from the sister of my old adjunct professor, and my brain's all, "Yes, this is normal."

From Meredith:

Last night, while Stephen Colbert interviewed Glenn Greenwald about Anonymous "rival" (whatever that means) HBGary, a Guy Fawkes mask was quickly superimposed over Colbert's face, then removed. The interwebs are abuzz with rumors that it was an Anonymous hack that put the image there.

Cue me being insanely creeped out. This is some Sandra Bullock The Net shit.

Check out a picture of the moment at left, and a (very, very short) video of the moment below. Watch it now before Viacom calls copyright and it vanishes.

PS. You'll notice that the video is incredibly slowed down, and that the superimposed image is still only a short flash. This lends some credence to the suggestion that it wasn't merely a Colbert spoof on the situation (especially since he never makes reference to it occurring).