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WANTED: A large image or scene that would go on to be Rasterbated and cover an entire wall.
So if you’re an artist who wants your work to cover a whole wall, or if you just know of a scene that would look cool spanning a large area, please let me know.
In order for your head to become a black hole, I would have to crush it down to 1.41x10^-26 meters (0.0141 ym (yoctometers)) in diameter. Your head would then be 1.468x10^-78 m^3 (1.468x10^-6 ym^3 (yoctometers cubed)) in volume. Your newly-sized head would fit 7.112x10^76 times inside your pre-crushed head. This is just a few orders of magnitude short of the number of atoms in the visible universe. In other words, it would take almost a universe-worth of atoms of crushed heads to refill a shell of your current head.
I’ve only done this once before.

monospace fonts + boredom = hours lost and the impression that i’ve discovered something no one else has.
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The Kills - Superpowerless
B-side of the “Last Day Of Magic” single.
Why this is a b-side is beyond me. This is better than most of their other crap.
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Best Weird Al Parodies
#10 - Another One Rides the Bus (parody of Queen - Another One Bites The Dust)
While practicing the song for his debut appearance on the Dr. Demento Show, Al was approached by Jon “Bermuda” Schwartz, who agreed to accompany Al in his performance by banging on Al’s accordion case. The performance was such a hit that Al was booked onto The Tomorrow Show with Tom Snyder — Al’s first-ever national TV appearance on April 21, 1981. Schwartz accompanied Al once again on the accordion case, accessorized with various horns and ornaments. Schwartz, riding the coattails of Al’s new fame, went on to become the official drummer and is still part of the band today.
The final recording on Weird Al’s debut album is the very same recording from his first performance of the song on the Dr. Demento Show — accordion case drumset included. This song was essentially the birth of “Weird Al”, one of the most well-known names in the music industry.
Weird Al’s performance on The Tomorrow Show
Imported from Last.fm Tumblr by JoeLaz
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mc chris - White Kids Love Hip-Hop
mc peepants, sir loin, hesh, my favorite nerd rapper. don’t come in here spewing your mc frontalot bullshit. you probably won’t.
