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This song makes me nostalgic for my childhood and my parents' album collection; I can remember wishing it were longer then, and I have the same thoughts when it makes the iPod shuffle rounds today. Goes beyond doo-wop in a glorious way.

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It's come to my attention that people do not know what parkour is. I don't know how that's possible, but you can find more here. Basically, it is the physical art of keeping one's body in continual forward motion despite the presence of various obstacles.

This video is about parkour cats -- though I believe any cat overcoming the obstacle of inbred feline laziness should be considered parkour-worthy.

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I saw this in person! I also thought it was just a gimmick.

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Table for One Tumblr

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From Jonathan:

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I am a closet romantic, closet sentimentalist, closet everything, and this song breaks my heart and will, someday, hopefully, be my wedding song.

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Here's the concept: these gentlemen invite over a friend, get him completely shitty, and proceed to have said friend relate a well-known historical tale. The results? See for yourself.

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This is better than the bed intruder song could ever hope to be.

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I'm empathizing pretty hard with this song right now.

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