POST SUPER BOWL YOUTUBE POST IN ALL CAPS

WOOOOOO!!! THAT WAS AWESOME! HOLY CRAP DID YOU SEE THAT CRAZY PLAY WHEN ELI MANNING THREW OFF THREE OR FOUR DEFENDERS AND THEN THREW IT 45 YARDS TO DAVID TYREE WHO SOMEHOW CAUGHT IT WITH HIS HEAD??? THAT WAS FREAKING AMAZING! WOOO! TOM PETTY IS REALLY COOL TOO, BUT HE PROBABLY SHOULDN'T BE SINGING AMERICAN GIRL ANYMORE BECAUSE HE'S NO LONGER 16.

WOOOO!!!

Some Random Day Of the Week YouTube

Sorry. I had no clue what to post for this week's YouTube post. I'm afraid the well might be running dry, and I'll have to actually search for stuff again, which is dangerous because of all the "Here's me talking" videos which seem to be dominating the dang site lately. Anyway, after much searching, I think I've found something you'll enjoy. No promises for next week, though.

Post-Monday YouTube

Monday Morning YouTube

Ah, this video never fails to amuse me. I mean, really, everything, the song, the fake instrument playing, the lip-syncing, the mustaches, it's all perfect. Just bask in its glory.

Monday YouTube

"You see... the bear doesn't know it's a competition."

Monday Morning YouTube

One More Time

Pause it after 6 seconds. See that T-shirt? That's what I want for Christmas next year.

Monday Morning YouTube

26 Years Ago, Just Before Noon

Happy Birthday, me! I love me so much!

Monday Morning YouTube

Monday Evening YouTube

Wasn't yesterday Monday?

And once upon a time in these parts, that meant a YouTube video was posted. I'd like to thank the fine administration of Richmond State Hospital for giving me the opportunity to watch this one. I have adopted it as my pet cause, and spread the truth to everyone.



In fact, I'll start a review of all my favorite parts in comments. I'm sure you'll all have several as well.

How Did I Not Know About This?

So considering video games and rock n roll music are two of my all-time favorite things, with ironic mocking sarcarsm coming in at a close third, how did I not know that Journey had its own terrible arcade game in the early '80s? Apparently, it was conceived to be released at the same time that their American tour was happening in 1983. You control the five members of the band as they fly through the galaxy in a spaceship, traveling to different planets to recover their lost instruments. Then you play a concert while an actual tape deck in the machine plays "Separate Ways". Working machines are very hard to find.

Here's an action-packed clip, because I don't think I would've believed this without proof.



You'll notice that once Steve Perry recovers his microphone, it turns into a high powered auto-cannon.

Monday Night YouTube

I feel as if I'm in sort of a mini-funk. I lost all my momentum when my computer went down, and then I got stood up, which doesn't help matters at all. So, here's a video that'll cheer me up.

Downtime Recap

Shirts-related program activities: I wore another blood donation shirt (All-American Blood Donor! Because we don't want that dirty furrner blood. Discard), a Space Ghost Coast to Coast "All Hail Brak!" Shirt (purchased while in Atlanta for a Key Club Convention, regrettably too small for me... so a probably discard, despite the fact that it's one of my favorites, sigh.), and another blue shirt from the Gap almost identical to the blue shirt last featured (left in a locker at Carmel High School after the 1999 school year, and subsequently purloined by me, probably should discard, but it's so freaking comfortable that it pains me to part with it).

Computer-related Program Activities: Computer is patched up. Things are working well. It turns out the video card was in cahoots with Neverwinter Nights to destroy my computer. Dad was able to fix it. I brought Jeff along, and he witnessed the nerdly power of the Lab, and was instantly sucked in. It was love at first sight. I think he's moving in with Dad sometime next week, after Dad gets back from his GenCon nerd convention. Jeff exchanged war stories from his Million Man LAN nerd convention. I rolled my eyes derisively. Jeff noticed.

Mark Trail-related Program Activities: Mark Trail just finished up a storyline. It was pretty much awesome the whole time, and had my computer been up, I might have taken the time to find my favorite panels and add them. But it wasn't, and even if it was, I probably wouldn't. This is just so you know that if you've ever read my opining on Mark Trail and wondered what all the fuss was about, there's no better time to start reading it.



YouTube-related Program Activities: So far, I think Jeff is the only person who appreciated Klaus the Forklift Driver. Since I'm behind, I'll just post this video of Dick Cheney that you've probably already seen in those annoying MoveOn.org emails that I keep getting to remind myself what I'm mad about these days and what I can do about it (I've heard online petitions work wonders!). I've watched it three times now, and I'm still stupefied.



Dammit, Cheney, didn't you ever learn that your first answer is usually the right one?

Monday Morning YouTube

My new, happily deranged coworker Rachel tried to show me this at work, but for some unknown reason, it was blocked. I'm sure she'll get in trouble just for mentioning it. Trouble follows that one, but it's cool, because it deflects attention away from all of my hijinx.

But anyways, this appears to be a forklift safety video as directed by Calvin from Calvin and Hobbes. In German. It's not for the faint of heart.

Mondayish Youtube

Monday YouTube

Heh heh heh. I'm immature.

Monday Morning YouTube

Since Jeff Lynne has been the subject of some controversy in the comments of the last post, I'm using this week's space to allow Randy Newman to give us his take on him.

YouTube-sday

Aren't I clever.