PRIMITIVE SCREWHEADS

Space Pirates by Dylan B

This made me laugh this morning. It's Dylan's entry into the MocOlymopics in the Space Pirates category.

Ghost Busters 1954

Some guy named whoiseyevan posted a video on YouTube and some bloggers passed it along until I saw it. I'm passing it along to you.  Whoiseyevan made a trailer for a movie that might have existed if Ghost Busters had been made in 1954 with Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, Bob Hope and Fred McMurray. It's pretty silly, but sillier is the route I took tracking it upstream. I spotted this on Bits & Pieces and followed the links. The first link lead to Miss Celinia, then to YesButNoButYes, which linked to the Laughing Squid, and that led me to I09, and that linked to Coilhouse which has no link to anywhere. One site said there are 17 movies used to create the trailer. I don't know what they are but I could believe it. It made me laugh, hope you'll enjoy it.

Idlers, Timewasters and Cake Sniffers

I was poking about and found this site that lets you, or me, upload a photo and have it print in pieces so you can have a larger image to stick up on your wall. It claims up to 20 meters in size. I used to have a color copier at work that enlarged an image but no where near that large. My new one did not have the same feature. I miss it. Occasionally we would like to have some posters made, and the large format inkjet printer that the engineering people have is not so good. I am sure there must be software out there that does the same thing but I don't have any. The site is called The Rasterbator. Terrible name but there you go. You can also download a version of it.

TV Theme Music is a site that lets you listen to or download over 7400 TV themes. I downloaded several for me that I didn't have. They have some odd things. It's an amazing assortment of stuff from all over the world. I listened to the theme to The Sweeney, a show I hadn't seen in over 30 years. They have different versions of several themes. Well, worth checking out is you are into TV themes. I learned about this from a series of interviews with Don Rosa. Poor Don had recorded hundreds of show themes on audio tape over the years, each with an introduction. His pal put them on cd. Now you can make your own collection with the click of a mouth button. Nice, huh. If you want to hear the Don Rosa interview click here.

Nothing for Cake Sniffers.

Night Murder, it's the best

Ain't that a bitch!