Sheep gon’ sheep
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John Talabot - “So Will Be Now” ft. Pional
Right around the 46 second mark Ceauşescu is dead but he doesn’t quite realize it
Bashar Assad needs to take note
Gene Clark - “Strength of Strings”
Criminally slept on jam from the guy who wrote “Eight Miles High.”
Snoring dormouse (sound required, obviously)
Los Angeles Negros - “Tanto Adios”
Dumbo
Marina Abramović - How we in the Balkans kill rats
World Alcohol Consumption
“A figure familiar to basketball fans, Wilt “The Stilt” Chamberlain, stoops to conquer as he prepares to display his skill on the baseball diamond. The pitcher, whose long, lovely legs frame the hoop star, is Carol Hodecker. The cute blonde catcher is Charlotte Kirsten, who came to the U. S., from West Berlin six years ago. Both gals are “Bunnies” (hostesses) from the Playboy Club. Wilt met them as they were warming up in a Central Park field for a game with show girls from a Broadway musical in the Broadway Show League series. Wilt never had such glamorous opponents on the basketball court! He now plays with the San Francisco Warriors.”
Satellite photo of the Costa Concordia wreckage off the coast of the Isola del Giglio
TKO Capone - “Louis Gucci” (Instrumental)
Harry Potter swag!
Top sources cited in December 2011 on EasyBib.com, the automatic bibliography composer used by high school and college students
