3 posts tagged “qotd”

If you could pick a cartoon world to live in, which would it be?  Why?
Submitted by Scio, Scio.

Dexter's Laboratory.  It's hard to pick just one cartoon universe but Dexter's Lab. borrowed from pretty much all of them so it covers all the bases.  Obsoive:

So I guess this was the Question of the Day a few weeks ago.  Well, damnit, I wasn't here at the time and I like this so I'ma steal it.  I was curious to see what would pop up.  Since I share iTunes with my wife I'm only going to count "my songs".  I boosted this from Precision, who almost certainly doesn't know who I am.  I also decided to go to 20 just to see what happened.  (I had to stop myself there because I would've otherwise kept going).

What's your musical horoscope?  (Put your player on shuffle and write down the first [20] songs that come up.)
Inspired by Stephanie.  

1. Panfilo - Rebel Meets Rebel - Rebel Meets Rebel
   
2. Silly Putty - Rhinoplasty - Primus
3. Lonesome Valley - "O' Brother, Where Art Thou?" Soundtrack - The Fairfield Four
4. My Last Breath - Fallen - Evanescence
5. Sweet Home Chicago - The Complete Recordings - Robert Johnson
6. Magic Bus - Magic Bus: The Who On Tour - The Who
7. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For - Joshua Tree - U2
8. For Everyman - For Everyman - Jackson Browne
9. Howlin' At The Moon - Greatest Hits - Hank Williams Sr.
10. Guess Things Happen That Way - The Legendary Sun Recordings - Johnny Cash
11. Message no. 419 - Nerdcore Rising - MC Frontalot
12. Here Comes the Sun - Abbey Road - The Beatles
13. Jambi - 10,000 Days - Tool
14. Turn the Page - Live Bullet - Bob Seger
15. Kashmir - Physical Graffiti - Led Zeppelin
16. Widow's Grove - Bawlers - Tom Waits
17. China - Little Earthquakes - Tori Amos
18. Oye Como Va - Abraxas - Santana
19. Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out - Unplugged - Eric Clapton
20. Tales of Glory - Ace of Spades - Mötorhead
    

 
That's actually pretty representative.  My CD collections looks like it belongs to three or four vastly different people.

(update: 21. Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 - Blonde on Blonde - Bob Dylan)

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When skimming a magazine (or book or newspaper) do you flip through the pages from front to back or back to front?
Submitted by enSue.

Usually I don't bother opening a magazine unless an article on the cover catches my interest.  So after I'm done learning how to please my man or what horrible new super-virus is going to scour the memory of mankind from the planet I pick a direction and skim.

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