Articles tagged with: Rolling Stones
WEBTHUMP! 22 July 2009
10 - The Rolling Stones did a television advert for Rice Krispies in 1963. This, somewhat unbelievably, is the truth - Mychemicaltoilet 9 - Max Branning Off EastEnders: a much-needed critical evaluation - Watchwithmothers 8 - Interestment asks: 'what is cool?' Some idiots sort of stutter and look confused. Excellent - Interestment 7 - A webcam of some squirrels. Warning: this may restore your faith in planet Earth - UStream
GUEST BLOGGER: The Four Biggest Copycat Culprits
Ladies and gentlemen, may we present Josh Burt from the staggeringly good Interestment.co.uk... Whilst the legal implications are slight, everyone knows that copycatting is disgusting, an insult to humanity - and yet it goes completely unpunished. Every day, you probably stroll past two, perhaps three, copycats on a simple trip to a local shop for some condoms. Well, enough is enough. We have scoured the history books, and discovered the four most despicable copycatting crimes of the last fifty years...
Ladies and gentlemen, may we present Josh Burt from the staggeringly good Interestment.co.uk... Whilst the legal implications are slight, everyone knows that copycatting is disgusting, an insult to humanity - and yet it goes completely unpunished. Every day, you probably stroll past two, perhaps three, copycats on a simple trip to a local shop for some condoms. Well, enough is enough. We have scoured the history books, and discovered the four most despicable copycatting crimes of the last fifty years...
Rolling Stones Song Wakes Man Up From Coma, And Its Not Keith Richards
For years the Rolling Stones have been giving hope to the dead and the nearly dead. Not through their music - no, just in the fact that they can still get around reasonably well without having had an actual pulse in over thirty years. Seriously - its inspiring. Get on that Lifetime. OK, well sometimes the hope-giving is through their music. Take a man who was recently in a coma, for instance. His wife plugged some headphones into his ears, blasted I Can't Get No Satisfaction, and then the guy's ears started to tremble and bleed. That song does the exact same thing to us. It usually starts 1/3 into verse 1. The guys ears didn't really bleed - he miraculously woke up.
For years the Rolling Stones have been giving hope to the dead and the nearly dead. Not through their music - no, just in the fact that they can still get around reasonably well without having had an actual pulse in over thirty years. Seriously - its inspiring. Get on that Lifetime. OK, well sometimes the hope-giving is through their music. Take a man who was recently in a coma, for instance. His wife plugged some headphones into his ears, blasted I Can't Get No Satisfaction, and then the guy's ears started to tremble and bleed. That song does the exact same thing to us. It usually starts 1/3 into verse 1. The guys ears didn't really bleed - he miraculously woke up.
