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K3 Hoes Down
Is there a K3 video that I don’t like? Yes! The one where they get pig noses.
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Giving Karen, Kristel and Kathleen pig noses and ears is just too weird, and I prefer to listen to, but not see, “Biggetjes”.
[audio:https://s3.amazonaws.com/dogratcom/Audio/K3/K3Piggies.mp3|titles=De 3 Biggetjes by K3]Peek-a-boo Hulk
The new Incredible Hulk movie isn’t as good as the Iron Man movie, but it’s sure better than the awful first Hulk movie! We borrowed Bismo’s copy, with deluxe packaging that was available at Target stores exclusively. Maybe it’s still available, but my guess is it’s already been turned into an eBay exclusive.
Weekend Note
I’m going to New York City on Friday. I’ll try to have a few items scheduled to publish automatically, but the moderating of comments will have to wait until Sunday night.
The Spy Who Came In From The Colbert
With the new James Bond movie about to be released, Stephen Colbert recently got clued in about the intricacies of international spying at the Spy Museum in Washington, D.C. We were there four years ago (that long ago already??).
Boston Globe goes color, wimps out
The paper edition of The Boston Globe now prints the daily comics in color. They’ve gotten letters of complaint from some readers, including one old codger (are there any young codgers?) who said the only way he knows it’s Sunday is because the comics are in color, as if having them printed bigger in a separate section isn’t enough of a clue. Anyway, I’m all for it, because other cities have had color daily comics for twenty years. Back then the papers had to do their own coloring, but now the syndicate provides the color guides.
But I’m disappointed that the Globe didn’t run G.B. Trudeau’s intended installment of Doonesbury for November 5, declaring Obama the President-elect. Instead, this strip was reprinted.
Newspaper people love to rag on other newspapers, and the suburban Boston paper I get, The Metrowest Daily News, had this commentary on the Globe’s wimpery.