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My legs are asleep. So annoying!

I wish I could live in British Columbia.

Hut-Sut Rawlson on the rillerah
and a brulla, brulla sooit,
Hut-Sut Rawlson on the rillerah
and a brulla sooit.

^^Actual song lyrics. Yes. Today's earworm, for some strange reason.

made the mistake of watching a BBC documentary about Queen, now I got this earworm ringin' in me noggin-
You got mud on yo' face
You big disgrace
Kickin' your can all over the place
Singin'
We will we will rock you

I really want to watch a movie right now, but I know if I do, I'll be interrupted partway through for dinner. Impatiently waiting until after dinner now...

Any particular movie?

Bronislaw K. Malinowski.

I've had three cases of the cold since I was laid off from my job. I rarely got sick when I was working. I wonder if depression might have something to do with it.

OSAP and doing taxes.

Parents who shoot their kids electronics are high on crack.

Solus David speaker featuring I-BAS technology.

Imo something which most people overlook when it comes to 90's hip-hop is crediting the presence of *G-funk* music which is prevalent in the instrumentals. The instrumental music to 'Gin and juice' comes to my mind--the instrumental music to 'Juicy' comes to my mind as a transition point when the 'hokey-ness' of hip-hop (ex. The fresh prince of Bel-air' theme song) was starting to wear off.

However I really do think that ppl need to be honest with themselves in being open to how there will be persons who exceed Tupac and the Notorious .B.I.G. . Always deferring to them as 'the best' comes off to my as somewhat 'purist' at this point, like saying that rock music will always be 'consummate' by what the Beatles did: yes, they were significant but what they did not mark the 'final changes' of the industry or genre not the least b/c of the diversification of rock music which followed after not only in terms of lyrical content and expression but technology.

Goodness knows how the Beatles,Tupac and the Notorious .B.I.G. probably wouldn't have predicted how the technology and commercialism overlaps intensely when it comes to the internet and 'makes the world a smaller place' b/c of it, not the least b/c of more open and interconnected media theorizing in public/'key demographic sphere' and the innovating which can result b/c of it.

Behaving like it doesn't comes off as increasingly sophomoric to me and 'pretending it doesn't' only makes the genre all the more vulnerable to consumerism and/or atrophy on it's artistic merits. I'm not saying that Kanye and Kendrick Lamar have exceeded Tupac and the Notorious .B.I.G. ..they are 'bench marks' but 'not quite' dealbreakers.

*G-funk* , an exploration of G-funk on it's own without the lyrical component of 90's rappers should really be analyzed imo.

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I wonder what Trudope's next blunder is going to be. That wiener brought in Bill Nye to get women interested in STEM careers. He thinks that babies are scientists. His latest gaffe was rolling out the German flag in Belgium - that one I actually enjoyed. I can due without that baby lamb's use of the word, peoplekind. Also, who invites an assassin for dinner?