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By: Andy  on: Oct 24, 2008 [17:44]  (324 reads)
Updated a bunch of the galleries... :)
"Peanuts" animator Bill Melendez dies
By: Andy  on: Sep 03, 2008 [21:17]  (1281 reads)
Bill Melendez, best known for bringing the Peanuts characters to life with such classics as "A Charlie Brown Christmas" and "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown," and the only animator permitted by Charles M. Schulz to work with the Peanuts characters, died Tuesday at St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica. He was 91.

Schulz and Melendez are both gone. cry

Full article here.

New Kings Island Coaster!
By: Andy  on: Aug 06, 2008 [14:16]  (2023 reads)
Kings Island (finally) announced their new hyper-coaster today: Diamondback. (My wife is just THRILLED that it's a snake... not.) Press release is inside. Then check the pictures on the Diamondback site.


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George Carlin
By: Andy  on: Jun 19, 2008 [03:07]  (1880 reads)
George Carlin, 71, has died. cry

Here's another blurb... more of a tribute.

More here.
Crue!!!
By: Andy  on: May 18, 2008 [02:27]  (2318 reads)
Yes!!! And, on top of the new video/single and upcoming album, the song is GOOD! Here's the live version.

Speaking of Crue, if you've not read The Dirt, read it! (Read it a year or so ago) "Her name was Bullwinkle." heh

Just finished reading The Heroin Diaries. Whoa... I thought I did some things when I was younger... damn. Sixx is lucky to be alive. Good song from the Sixx:A.M. album too. Read the book before you listen to the album, it gives the album a huge punch.
Danica
By: Andy  on: Apr 20, 2008 [08:12]  (2031 reads)
Goodbye, Ollie
By: Andy  on: Apr 16, 2008 [05:43]  (3071 reads)
Oh... my sides hurt....
By: Andy  on: Mar 11, 2008 [13:25]  (3031 reads)
Ummmm
By: Andy  on: Feb 28, 2008 [17:15]  (3269 reads)
Uh... OK.

Proof that companies need to spend more time naming their products.
Find the height of a building using a barometer
By: Andy  on: Jan 31, 2008 [09:01]  (4265 reads)

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