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Category Archives: Music
The Trend in K-Pop
K-pop’s first big hit was Gangnam Style. It rocketed artist Psy to the top of the charts all over the world. But this was the once in a lifetime, right time, right song that is incredibly hard to replicate. But … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Music, Politics
Tagged Band Aid, Blackpink, BTS, choreographers, Coldplay, cumpulsory military service, Ethiopia, forty members?, four piece, Gangnam Style, instrumentalists, K-pop, Korean Pop music, Northern Lights, one piece, Psy, seven piece, Seventeen?, singers, songwriters, South Korea, thirteen piece, USA for Africa
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May 2026 Grab Bag o’ Humour
The violin is known as the violin in classical music. However, in country music it is known as a fiddle. I was wondering if the violin should have a third name for the rock music it’s played in. We might … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Music, Politics
Tagged 2 decades ago they really looked alike, anti-democratic to whip the vote, anti=democratic, bow partner, Canada, Chad Smith, classical, country, crossing the floor, doppelgangers, even identical twins look less like each other with age, fiddle, Jimmie Page, MP, party, Red Hot Chili Peppers, rock, Saturday Night Live, the riding, violin, violin bows, Will Ferrell
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On Musical Roads
At the link you can read about the musical road in Hungary. If you play the video you can hear it as the car drives over the musical road. Apparently it only plays when the car is moving at the … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Music, Politics
Tagged Baby Shark, cacophony, cameras with radar guns, copyright, designed to keep cars moving at proper speed, ear worm, how is copyright calculated, Hungary, incomplete song, musical road, secondary road wouldn't continue song, speeding, what if radio competes?, what if there's an intersection
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December 2025 Grab Bag o’ Humour
I just saw a McDonald’s ad using the phrase “Up and at M” where M was really the golden arches. But because copyright law rewards the most aggressive companies the most, I now fully expect McDonald’s to sue the Simpsons. … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Humour, Language, Music
Tagged AI slop, Cambridge dictionary, Canada, Catalan production company, Collins dictionary, dictionary.com, Harleys in Hawaii, Justin Trudeau, Katy Perry, Macquarie dictionariy, McDonald's, Oxford dictionary, parasocial, rage bait, six seven, The Simpsons, Up and at M, up and at them, Up and atom, vibe coding
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The Baseball Bandwagon
The Toronto Blue Jays amazing run to the world series (and their almost win!), created some odd new baseball supporters. We would like to showcase some of them today. There are new fans who are fashionistas who might be a … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion, Humour, Music, Sports
Tagged baseball, bats, Christmas, fashionistas, Hallowe'en, hits, Home runs, hospital, LA Dodgers, personal support workers, producer, PSWs, RBIs, record label, runs, stockings, The Toronto Blue Jays, World Series
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October 2025 Grab Bag o’ Humour
Wouldn’t you know it, that a rock star like Steven Tyler would sing the line “Life’s a journey not a destination.” That would be a rock star who has spent half his lifetime touring and thus been on a journey. … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Humour, Language, Music, Science
Tagged artificial intelligence, can't trust names iwth al or ai in them anymore, did not rip off Warner Bros, drugs, every journey has a destination, gangs would never violate copyright, Journey, life on the road, packaging, Road Runna, Steven Tyler
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2 Strategies for Multiple Lead Singers
From what I’ve heard there are a couple of strategies when having multiple lead singers in a band. The first strategy is to have obvious differences between the lead singers so one can easily tell the voices apart. This Strategy … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Music
Tagged Ann wilson, Canada, Christine McVie, conform, Dennis DeYoung, different, Fleetwood Mac, Geddy Lee, Gil Moore, heart, Lindsey Buckingham, multiple lead singers, Nancy Wilson, rebel against Rush, Rick Davies, Rik Emmett, Roger Hodgson, Rush, Saga, Scratching the Surface, similar, similar genes, Stevie Nicks, Styx, Supertramp, theatrical, These Dreams, Triumph, wicked witch of the west
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Early Summer Grab Bag o’ Humour
Let’s not kid ourselves, the Grade 6 lobby is very powerful. What has it done to display its power? Well a few years ago it flexed its muscles and got Pluto demoted as a planet. Why? To make it easier … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Language, Music, Science
Tagged ain't can mean haven't, Another Brickin the Wall Part 2, artificial intelligence, BTO, Chasing Cars, domesticated animal, donkey, female dog, four letter words, grammar, Mercury, mnemonic, near sun asteroid, Pink Floyd, planet, Pluto, seear words, Snow Patrol, You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet, YouTube lyrics
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Positive Role Models for the Overweight
Mike and Molly was a television show that tried to have positive role models with its two overweight leads. They both meet at an Overeaters Anonymous and end up having a romance. That romance is complicated by all their friends … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion, Music, Science, Stage and Screen, Wee Bit O' Humour
Tagged Adele, All About that Bass, allowing some cheats, Ashley Graham, Billy Gardell, Bob Hearts Abishola, body positive, effective weight loss drugs, heart attack, high protein, Kelly Clarkson, low sugar, Meghan Trainor, Melissa McCarthy, Mike and Molly, Mounjaro, Overeaters Anonymous, Ozempic, Rebel Wilson, walking, year of health
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