Modern digital technology allows us to see the unimaginable. George Bush sings Imagine.
(via Badgerings)
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A friend of mine has a badger preoccupation. It was his expertise I consulted for last week's blurb on badger culling.
Ok, I lied. There is no neuroscience of badgers. I just wanted to post this awesome video from an animal rescue facility in England, who reared an abandoned otter cub with a group of motherless baby badgers for companionship.
How neat, yet sadly depressing too.
I did not really need that.
for some reason that just makes me want to cry.
Owww... my heart hurts. Jeez, PZ, thanks for the buzz kill.
(off to hug my junior-subscribers-to-the-social-contract)
Not bad, though I think the version by The Party Party is more catchy.
I also found that rather depressing.
Maybe this means Dubya has turned into a pinko lib'ral antiwar bleeding heart? I wonder if he knows Lennon was a non-american , non-christian pacifist.
I reckon Dubya should sing duets with Berlusconi.
Ow. Make the nasty man go away.
It means that John Lennon's "Revolution" is now measured in RPM!
Nice video of a sad, unscrupulous leader. I believe history will be very unkind to George Dubya.
I heard "Imagine"- the real one- on the radio driving home today. What a counterpoint. It just hurts that Lennon is dead and Bush is not only alive but President.
Here's an short article on the guy who created the track, along with a link to high-quality stereo mp3s of the audio. (192kbps, or 320kbps)
http://www.smh.com.au/news/music/gb-and-jl-rap-out/2005/08/19/112443514…
Hm, I guess this can be filed under the same category as that centipede-eats-mouse video ...