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stunt_muppet at 12:35am on 20/09/2009 under memes, methinks it's loltastic, randomness, tv
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For one week, recommend/share:
Day one: a song
Day two: a picture
Day three: a book/ebook/fanfic
Day four: a site
Day five: a youtube clip
Day six: a quotation
Day seven: whatever tickles your fancy
So I recently installed the Firefox plugin "Bork Bork Bork!" which, in truth, was the primary reason I installed Firefox at all. Because this plugin can translate any text on your clipboard into Fake Swedish, and I am almost endlessly amused by it.
So, for sharing today: "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock", as read by Swedish Chef.
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( In zee ruum zee vumee cume-a und gu/Telkeeng ooff Meechelungelu... )
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And yet, in retrospect, the thought of Swedish Chef having existential Modernist angst is almost unbearably depressing. Here, have some real Swedish Chef to cheer you up:
And now I'm going to try writing hour!fic again. Ta.
[ETA} But before I do that, I've just read that apparently there's a bit in Supernatural where Castiel tells Dean (which one's he, again?) , in a completely serious voice, that "God was not on a tortilla in Mexico".
DAMMIT SHOW STOP TEMPTING ME TO WATCH YOU.
Day seven: whatever tickles your fancy
So I recently installed the Firefox plugin "Bork Bork Bork!" which, in truth, was the primary reason I installed Firefox at all. Because this plugin can translate any text on your clipboard into Fake Swedish, and I am almost endlessly amused by it.
So, for sharing today: "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock", as read by Swedish Chef.
---
( In zee ruum zee vumee cume-a und gu/Telkeeng ooff Meechelungelu... )
---
And yet, in retrospect, the thought of Swedish Chef having existential Modernist angst is almost unbearably depressing. Here, have some real Swedish Chef to cheer you up:
Bork
And now I'm going to try writing hour!fic again. Ta.
[ETA} But before I do that, I've just read that apparently there's a bit in Supernatural where Castiel tells Dean (which one's he, again?) , in a completely serious voice, that "God was not on a tortilla in Mexico".
DAMMIT SHOW STOP TEMPTING ME TO WATCH YOU.
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