Lovely Friday randomness.

I’m also enjoying garagepunk.com (but I wish their player had a volume control).

I came across rateyourmusic.com and Australian artists you may not know much about, but should and related lists when looking for the lyrics to ‘Dogs Are The Best People’. I didn’t find the lyrics but I found a live version on youtube. I [heart] the internet.

The server went down at work so I used my time usefully, laughing at more comics. It was that or PL/SQL, can you really blame me? Some of them remind me of various people but there’s no chance I’m saying which or who.
http://xkcd.com/c205.html
http://xkcd.com/c203.html
http://xkcd.com/c197.html
http://xkcd.com/c193.html
http://xkcd.com/c178.html

Sometimes cartoons say it best.

“Scientists can’t yet fully explain why evening types appear to be more creative, but they suggest it could be an adaptation to living outside the norm.
“Being in a situation which diverges from conventional habit, nocturnal types often experience this situation, may encourage the development of a non-conventional spirit and of the ability to find alternative and original solutions””
Though I don’t like the last sentence: “One could reasonably envision a link between the personality trait of extroversion and the finding of creativity,” Van Dongen says.
ABC

One day, I will make a film and I will read this Guide Book For Guerrilla Filmmakers.

I’ve just seen a friend’s photos from the tree planting holiday. Guess which shoes are mine?

Is it just me or is your eye drawn to something that’s not her hair in the photo of Britney captioned ‘Britney’s famous blonde locks’ in this BBC article?
And FFS, it’s just hair. Break up, cut hair – everyone’s done it. Maybe not to that extent, but it’s just a chick thing. And yes, I’ve done it, though it took me a while to get to buzzcut.