Watch this video before Disney issues the takedown notice! It’s the ad for Walt Disney World re-opening, but with the audio track replaced by Blue Oyster Cult’s Don’t Fear the Reaper.
The people who made the video also added some cuts from the film based on Stephen King’s The Stand, but they’re quite unnecessary. The empty Disney World scenes with masked staff are creepy enough, as the stills below will show:
Sick and tired of your sourdough starter? Looking for your next culinary challenge? Here it is.
These are a creation of The Vulgar Chef. I’ll admit it; I’m intrigued.
Reporter Andrew Kimmel interviewed a Trump supporter, asking an important question: What’s the line that he would have to cross in order to lose her support? Her answer: “Commit adultery on his beautiful, classy wife.”
Is there anything Trump can do to make you lose support of him?
“Commit adultery on his beautiful, classy wife.”
What about Stormy Daniels?
“That was years ago before he ever became president. Nobody is accountable for what he done when he was a lot younger.”#TrumpRallyTulsa pic.twitter.com/67OdKJXi0O
— Andrew Kimmel (@andrewkimmel) June 20, 2020
Fact check: That fling with Stormy Daniels happened in 2006. Trump was a lot younger then — a mere lad at the age of (checks notes) 60.
There’s more of this interview on Twitter, and it’s a fascinating look into Trumpthink.
In case you’re not familiar with the Dead or Alive franchise, here’s a look at one of the more recent games:
[ Thanks to Ramon Grajo for the find! ]
Moving to another country requires you to seriously pare down your belongings. I brought only what I could fit in my previous car — Rhonda the Honda — which meant I had to be choosy with what I kept. One of the things I kept is my trusty Korg Wavestation A/D rackmount synthesizer.
Long before that fateful day when Karl Mohr and I took our accordions out on the streets of Toronto, I was a synth player, and my favorite synth was the Wavestation, which I bought from my friend, TV/film composer Steve Skratt back in 1992.
I played it during back at Crazy Go Nuts University, in our grungy, Faith No More-esque band, Volume…
…and after I graduated in all sorts of projects including providing sound effects and background music for my work making interactive CD-ROMS…
…to synth jam sessions, such as the time when Steve Skratt, Karl Mohr, and I were part of the group providing the music for the book launch of The Lion in the Room Next Door, which was written by Karl’s mother, Merilyn Simonds:
As I’m in the process of reviving some old computers of mine and bringing them back to active duty, I’m also bringing the Wavestation A/D back to life. Expect to hear it sometime soon.
If you’re curious about what the Wavestation A/D can do, check out this video, which provides a grand tour of this classic synth: