My ongoing obsession with internet culture has reached it's peak.
The fact that a considerable amount of people's time and effort have gone into perpetuating such pranks and genuinely disgusting memes helps build my love of humanity.
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Our principal goal is to be all things to all men. Words. Spittle. Joy above all things. Look, and touch sometimes, all with clean fingers please. Veet for the tongue. Press studs for the abdomen. Gravy for the choir. Banjos for the genitals. Pooka Delaval.
Visions of Delaval (see Pookafield below) is the pictorial side of things. Good stuff.
Hotboxx is a radio show that streams from the heart of the pookasphere, bringing japes aplenty, and fine tunes to boot.
Counter Hive (see Pookafield again) charts the endless undulations over the years of the campaign against the insidious Human Advance (H.A.).
Visions of Delaval (see Pookafield below) is the pictorial side of things. Good stuff.
Hotboxx is a radio show that streams from the heart of the pookasphere, bringing japes aplenty, and fine tunes to boot.
Counter Hive (see Pookafield again) charts the endless undulations over the years of the campaign against the insidious Human Advance (H.A.).
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Hotboxx - The Radio Feast
"My staff has murdered giants/My bag a long knife carries/For to cut mince pies from children's thighs/And feed them to the fairies"
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3 comments:
Perhaps there should be a "pookalinks" blog?
I apologise for the spamminess of this post.
It's actually quite an impressive vocal performance really, isn't it?
We have discovered that if you play a 45 record of Kylie Minogue's 'I Should Be So Lucky' at 33 speed, it sounds exactly like a performance by Rick Astley.
Consider:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVDogmtajKI
and vis versa:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKv_FYI2zHk&mode=related&search=
I am actually rather dissapointed that we were not the only ones to have discovered this.
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