Last chance to see
Monday, October 19. 2009
Douglas Adam's "Last chance to see" is one of my favorite books. Last week I found the following video. It is about one of the animals covered in the book and it is hilarious!
Douglas Adam's "Last chance to see" is one of my favorite books. Last week I found the following video. It is about one of the animals covered in the book and it is hilarious!
I didn't find much time to blog during the last weeks. I was quite busy with a lot of different issues. But since the time before Christmas should be some "quiet time" I will try my very best, to find a little quiet time to blog here. I think the best way to do this is a advent calendar. So I will do at least a posting every day here. Since this is the posting for yesterday, I will bring you the video I was lmao back then: (m)Apple
Sorry, for the German title and attached German song, but sometimes I can't avoid to bring content in my native language I've got us a new header picture yesterday night. It shows the Pacific coast of the US taken from scenic road #1 somewhere south of Monterey. The day it was taken was one of the last hot summerdays I've had in my US holidays. Afterwards, the weather became colder.
Got to admit, that I missed the great wheather, for a while, although the skiing holiday one week later was equal fun. Guess I can't decide, whether I'm a summer or a winter guy. But well - do I have to? At the moment I really enjoy the summery wheather. But for the days the weather won't be so nice, I've attached the video!
!!! WARNING !!! CAT CONTENT !!!
Had to post this, still LMAO! (via preisbock.de)
Those who believe there is no big comedy created in Germany should have a more decent look into our every living rooms! The attached video was created on a neat private birthday party. Have fun watching:
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I really have to admit, that the song this post is about is... well the German expression would be "grenzwertig", which means something like "near limits". It is a cover of the original eurodance song by E-Rotic, which where well known through their very meaningful songs like "Max don't have Sex with your ex" or the follow up "Fred come to bed". Anyway E-Rotic was successful in Japan, too and that might be the reason why the German producer of the Japaneese girls of Shanadoo chose to create a remake of this song.
The song was part of the usual warm-up program at my spine training course. Listening to this song we had to do fast movements with stretched arms. The last lesson of that course did take place last week and I begin to miss it. Guess that's why I searched for that video