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As a lifetime member of the

miguelitoh2o — Sun, 02 Jan 2011 23:04:50 +0000

In reply to Blogging Convergence: the Untouchable (G-Man) or Leave it to Bieber

As a lifetime member of the Church of the Sub-Genius, (once sub-genialized, always sub-genialized), I'm all in favor of alien liasons, more especially in the privacy of your own home. Worried about the "viral" thingie though. Do use protection, and remember objects in mirror are closer than they appear.

Yes, the blogosphere, like my

Decader — Sun, 02 Jan 2011 22:04:22 +0000

In reply to Such an idea! Get Shatner to

Yes, the blogosphere, like my personal racquetball court.

I see, King Lear could have

moat — Sun, 02 Jan 2011 21:30:18 +0000

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I see, King Lear could have swapped lines with the Fool: The standing wave of periodic gaffes curling into a ring of bellydancers hiding the wizard.

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Such an idea! Get Shatner to

we are stardust — Sun, 02 Jan 2011 17:24:59 +0000

In reply to Hmmm, guess one of my 16

Such an idea! Get Shatner to chant it all with that dude playing stand-up bass! This stardust only has 4 fans, so I can't get it done...but I'll enjoy the comments (stardust says hopefully), so others can clue me in on the parts I don't get.

Smacking me around? Whaaat? Where'd ya get that, amigo? The 'violence': wasn't that pervasive in Orange? Part of the dystopia? Sure, though. Imagine some closed-umbrella thrust and parries to 'Singin' in the Rain', some breaks for some soft-shoein'.

I'll do my best, Desidoormat, though it's rarely enough.

Oh: I just got it! I was meaning you were 'smackin' the blogosphere' around, like a couple others here at Dagblog. They're just trying to make us more fulsome and relevant bloggers, though; you're just appalled at the entire culture, I think, and screwin' with our poor heads with it. Better!

Hmmm, guess one of my 16

Decader — Sun, 02 Jan 2011 16:55:47 +0000

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Hmmm, guess one of my 16 other fans will have to viral it, though I figured stardust would carry far and wide, even to the edge of... (implores William Shatner voice to emerge... is repulsed....) never mind.

No, I know nothing about Bieber - don't think I have to know anything to write abut it, do I? Is he any different from Donnie Osmond, Leif Garrett or Ricky Martin? BTW, awfully funny of Andrew Sullivan, putting out an edgy New Years contest that even included the Partridge Family as one of the contestants. (I think he was hoping Bieber would win, so he could smack him around, but instead McCartney/Stevie Wonder got it - so his readers could vent about a 29-year-old song?

Have I been smacking you around? And what's this about "add some more (ultra)violence"? Just egging me on, or you really want to viddie some droogs under moloko singing in the rain?

And a Hippity-Hoppity New

we are stardust — Sun, 02 Jan 2011 16:27:00 +0000

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And a Hippity-Hoppity New Year to you, too, dear Desidoormat. (really, really loved that one!). ;o)

Arrrrrgggghhhh! We're soooo happy (if I may speak for all your 17 fans) that you took a prybar and dislodged your Joni loves Chachi comparison! Whew! We could feel the wind that preceded it, but couldn't fiigger out exactly what you were holding back (though we intuitively knew you were only protecting us...) Thank you ever so, as they say.

Add some violence and it's a grand chapter in the style of A Clockwork Orange; brilliant and crazy and fascinating, braiding images and events and pop icons and politicans and our fucked culture together, and 'throwing the mess all in a gunny sack and 'drowning it like'....la la la.

Fancy being smacked down by Articleman and Des within two days!!!! We love it!!! Though since yours is funny, and has a better beat (sorry, A-man) and we can dance to it, you win!

It makes me wish I knew anything about S.B. Cohen, though. And since I've seen Beiber and don't want to know more about him, I'm missing out on some of the similes and analogies. But I do think many of us will be right in there with you for the 2011 ride.

I agree: LET IT GO VIRAL! (though you really might have to put it to music and post it on youboooob.)