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October 15, 2006 -- 1:11 PM
posted by Par
Well, at least since December. A better question is how long it will continue to be around, given the Goo-tube thing.
October 15, 2006 -- 1:37 AM
posted by alison
there's a google video? how long has that been around?
October 14, 2006 -- 10:38 PM
posted by Par
Oh, and Andy, the term I was trying to remember was a MacGuffin. It didn't really apply to the movie last night, but there are other good examples on the wikipedia page.
October 14, 2006 -- 10:36 PM
posted by Par
If you haven't caught it yet, Who Killed the Electric Car? is on google video.
October 14, 2006 -- 10:31 PM
posted by nobody knows my face
CANADIAN TROOPS BATTLE 10-FOOT MARIJUANA PLANTS
TIME TO ENLIST, MOTHERFUCKERS!
October 14, 2006 -- 8:38 PM
posted by Al
Guess it's going to be one of those nights.
October 14, 2006 -- 7:47 PM
posted by Al
Are we seeing the game tonight?
October 14, 2006 -- 6:24 PM
posted by eric
thanks homie!
October 14, 2006 -- 6:08 PM
posted by Par
I can't get the picture, but,
Am I to expect more links from the worst website of all time, now?Playlist
Zoltan Varadi, Freelance
Published: Saturday, October 14, 2006
- As far as proud promotional pushes go, Hills Like White Elephants are pleased to trumpet Paper Tigers, a Baroque piece of pop with rather bare beginnings.
"It started off with a three-piece," says guitarist Chris Blackmore, "but when we took it into the studio we just had an evolving cast come in and we added the glockenspiel part and my friend Janet Cheng came in and did a bunch of violin tracks.
"Eventually we pushed the guitars back (in the mix) and it just evolved from there. It started out as really minimalist, sad-sack guitar number."
Blackmore says the group plans to incorporate the expanded lineup into all future performances, and are even planning a video for the song.
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