<Sgt. Barnes>

I have to start teaching children again in about an hour- I've spent the last two months sitting on my expanding arse.

One month Canadian arse sitting, whilst eating plenty of moose and caribou that my brother murdered.

One month Korean arse sitting, pretending to make "lesson materials" instead of reading chess history websties.

Now it's back to actual work.

You and <Ohio> dug up some amazing detail on the A-B Yesterday issue. Last word is <tbon>? You have an encyclopedic knowledge of Beatles history. Enough to write a book, in fact. I would buy such a book.

I looked for <The Lazarus Effect>, and found it, but there was something "funky" about the source. I "pre-screened" the link and it was suspicious, so I'm going to wait till the film turns up on a source I already know is safe.

On that topic, the direct link I emailed you for the <Gingerbread Man> documentary is not funky- that's a safe streaming site. I watched several movies on it recently.

Does <MacAfee> have the ability to take a URL and "pre screen it"?

This is really handy eh?

Here is some more Harry Nilsson-

<McLovin> I couldn't understand your message until I noticed on the IMDB boards that the great <Leonard Nimoy> had died.

http://youtu.be/38sevKcgMwk

P.S. Here's Phil playing some great drums...

<tbon> I had seen that Phil on Ringo clip before. Phil is a really nice guy, loved by all in the business (except Steve Hackett), but he knows drumming.

Great story of Phil sitting in, with <Bob Geldof> recognizing what a brilliant drummer he really is.

Here is the famous live set from Japan with both Phil and the great Bill Bruford playing drums simultaneously on "Los Endos":

<Travis> And here from 2007, a "duel" between Phil and another great Genesis drummer, Chester Thompson- again on "Los Endos":

<McLovin> I'm on it, thanks. But you posted SPOILERS!

Remember, I'm someone who thinks even posting the title is a spoiler.

We have been discussing <It Follows> on the IMDB horror boards for a few days.

Heh it really is a singalong with the lyrics up there in the "Paul box."

Here's an 80s song singalong that I first heard in the Nicolas Caged Elephant movie "Valley Girl":

Valley Girl - Frank Zappa feat. Moon Zappa
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUi...

AFTER LONG SPLIT, 2 KOREAS FACE INCREASING LINGUISTIC DIVIDE

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) -- North Korean defectors are often baffled by all the English-based words they hear in South Korea, like "shampoo," "juice" and "self-service" - none of which is used in the reclusive North.

South Koreans, meanwhile, are puzzled by homegrown North Korean words like "salgyeolmul," which literally means "skin water." (That's "skin lotion" south of the border.)

Linguists say it takes about two years for North Korean defectors to feel comfortable conversing in South Korea.

The communication gap widens when it comes to technical terms used in medical and technological settings, according to Han Yong-un, a South Korean linguist. About two-thirds of medical terms are different, he said.

<tbbbo>

hahaha I love that <Valley Girl> track. I looked for a live video of MOON LANDING ZAPPA, but I just came up with a lip synch version- lots of hot chicks with Bazoombas though, for those who like that kind of fare.

I know <Boomie> and <crawfb5> do.

Thanks <tb0>!

Here is MOON with BAZOOMBAS

<bONEtb>

I love this Frank Black track, thanks man: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gR1...

It's beautiful eh? And you can hear the trademark Pixies guitar chords and rhythms. Kind of shows how much of the musical writing Frank did for that great band.

<Tbone>

Yes great track from Blood on the Tracks- I know that record well.

This is my favorite song from it:

<Hanh>

Thanks for that interesting link and information.

We have a North Korean defector in our school. Poor girl- she almost never smiles, and she has been in country for two years now.