Category: Misc
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Trippy Sesame Street: part 2
This is the second part in my look back at exceptionally trippy Sesame Street animated segments. As always, if you have a suggestion for this series feel free to contact me.See part 1 here. On to the videos! A Loaf of Bread, A Container of Milk, and a Stick of ButterHere’s a video that shouldn’t…
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Trippy Sesame Street: part 1
Sesame Street was created in the late 60’s and takes place in a zero-crime urban area where giant birds and talking monsters are normal. Even by those standards, some of the animated segments shown on Sesame Street in those early days are mind-bogglingly trippy. Let’s explore, shall we? Lost Boy Remembers His Way HomeHow this…
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How to survive a nuclear blast
In the mid-20th century, Americans were concerned with surviving a new threat: nuclear weapons. Unlike previous types of bombs, nukes could wipe out entire cities in a single blast, burn the surrounding area, and give survivors cancer and other serious health problems. Thankfully, American scientists invented two foolproof methods of surviving a nuclear blast: hiding…
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Gotta be startin’ somethin’
My poor home page was neglected for far too long. And that neglect, born of laziness, has got to go. What to do, what to do… Oh I know, I’ll start a blog! I’ve got a billion (give or take) ideas in the back of my mind that would make excellent blog posts. I’ll categorize…
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