One day we will all look back at this and laugh. We preordered GTA IV and like soldiers, lined up to get it at midnight. We ran home and installed and waited a good seven and a half minutes and then after the beautiful opening sequence, got not too far into the game and saw it just freeze. Over and over again we tried to play but our hearts and games were frozen. We will one day be able to wear these buttons and have a good giggle. Sad today, somewhat amused tomorrow. Hopefully.
I took a course in the history of Jewish art when I was in college, and there was always the same student in the very front row with a MiniDisc recorder, getting every single lecture in pristine digital format. I was quite impressed at the time and obviously still remain so since the memory is quite firm all these years later. This is one happy MD recorder.
Vampire Bear has a little secret for you. Actually this is a reference to the first lesson in his new series, Learn To Read Hebrew with Vampire Bear. The first letter of the Hebrew alphabet has no sound associated with it so... shh!
He was a great man; not only phenomenally gifted physically, in that he used his body as a weapon better than any of the crude bits of metal that his adversaries wielded, but he was a tremendous actor as well. His fists flew true in films such as Enter The Dragon, Big Boss, Fist of Fury, and Way of the Dragon. Bruce is sorely missed by his fans - you can wear this button with honor knowing you are one of his many true admirers..png)
Look at that lovely set of sushi. They're lined up like soldiers, ready to go onto your plate. I don't know about you but I love a well made California roll. Curiously enough, the first time I had them was when I visited California for the first time as a kid. I wonder if anyone has ever had a contest to see how many they could fit in their mouth at the same time.
With this button we come to a (for now) end to our EastEnders buttons. What's coming next week? Who knows? I'm personally keen on our Branning trilogy - the father, the son, and the woman that tried to have them both. A little creepy, you say? That's quality television, I tell you.+april+21.png)
The last time I saw a jukebox, it was internet capable, downloading new tracks from a server and having a capacity of tens of thousands of songs - quite a change from the jukeboxes depicted on Happy Days, what with their vinyl records and a capacity of maybe a hundred songs tops.
If this button image looks familiar, it should - it's darling little Vampire Bear waving hello to one and all as an introduction to his course: "Learn to Read Hebrew with Vampire Bear". He's such a friendly teacher and wants to help you through printable download and video. Thanks for your help, VB!
The lovable scamp. In the early days of film he was the go-to man for your movies especially if you wanted your hero to be the everyman, the tramp - a character he developed over many years that made its debut in 1914 in the film Kid Auto Races at Venice. He even had the courage to ridicule Hitler in a time when many countries were trembling under his wrath.
