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Hiya, Fluffsters!
As I was logging on to write a fluff post for today, I had no clue. And then I started to log on, and now I have a topic.
LENGTHY PASSWORDS ARE ANNOYING.
This is especially true when your password is longer than your browser shows characters for. Thus, it’s hard to tell if your keystroke actually wasn’t recorded, or whether the non-update was due simply to length of the box.
Well, I have recently resolved the situation, and now have a new computer. (The thing likely killed the motherboard on my other computer. I am NOT particularly happy about this.)
And so, I can now finally upload the footage the Balloon must have not wanted me to share.
If there is secret meaning to this balloon’s dance, I hope you can find it, for I’m at a loss.
Well, happy Sunday! I hope you stay safe from warrior balloons.
Today’s post was going to be video footage of the balloon from yesterday doing its war dance. However, I have concluded that the balloon mud have struck first, as my computer is not turning on. I am therefore needing to write this post from my phone, and cannot upload the raw footage.
Needless to say, I am working on taking appropriate anti-balloon actions to prevent them from waging total war on my electronics in the future.
And no, I am not posting them here. Not yet, anyway. If the balloon knew enough about last night’s post to know I’d identified its war dance, then it probably knows enough to check this blog for any reaction. I will therefore be maintaining strategic silence concerning any and all plans involving yard sticks, cotton balls, and five pounds of spaghetti sauce.
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So, while i’m writing this, there’s an overhead ceiling fan on. And there’s a weird metallic balloon doing some sort of snake “I-can-see-you-what-are-you-doing-can-I-eat-your-face” dance right in front of me.
I now understand why some people are creeped out by balloons.
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Today’s is a buzzfeed video. Sorry about that. But it’s nicely done, and it’s done with the restaurant Chili’s. So, it’s not just buzzfeed content I’m sharing, so it’s ok, right?
Anyway, I thought this ad thingy was cute, and well done.
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As a random FYI thingy, it appears that Google may have scheduled their April Fools Day prank about 5 months too late– they claim to be updating their logos.
And as usual with their April Fools day pranks that advertise new features, it looks like they might be keeping the new logo, too.
So I think they pranked us really well. First they had a prank on not prank-day. Then they pranked us again, by making the prank not a prank.
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So, without my realizing it, an “Honest Trailer” for the original Toy Story Pixar Movie came out. It points out some of the slightly darker sides to Toy Story… You’ve been warned. Enjoy!
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Greetings, readers!
I was randomly re-watching various things with European actors. For a few instances, the actors are supposedly Americans, and thus need to (try to) adjust their natural accents.
I always find it amusing when that happens, as they do not entirely succeed.
For example, the trailer for “Gracepoint” (which is a remake of the BBC show “Broadchurch”) includes David Tennant doing a reasonably admirable job of an American accent. However, you can still catch some of his native accent throughout. (He does not come into the trailer until about a minute in. Minute 3 is one of the more noticeable points.)
That was one of the subtler times.
There is also a 2-part episode of Doctor Who that features a British actor somewhat trying to sound American. The episode is “The Impossible Astronaut.” The actor is Mark Sheppard. The character is former FBI agent Canton Delaware III.
Once more, the actor does an admirable job of impersonating an American accent. However, there are quite a number of times that his native London accent show through.
