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"It's time to start flipping tables."

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    James Talarico says it’s time to start flipping tables
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    You know what to do. Watch it. Share it. Donate. Bury them. youtu.be/WLDE9LrGpNk?…
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    Headquarters 2 months ago
    The creators of South Park are changing the name of the show to "South America": “Inspired by the bravery and patriotism of Apple and Google, we are changing the name of South Park to SOUTH AMERICA. We especially want to thank our parent company Paramount — a Skydance Capitulation.”
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    Dean Obeidallah 2 months ago
    Google just reminded us that we live in a corrupt oligarchy by changing the name of Lake Ontario to Lake America to please Trump! Google did this bc they believe it’s good for their bottom line—but by doing this they are helping Trump impose his fascist agenda. My video: youtu.be/fFVdMjfuUjU
    Google changing Lake Ontario to Lake America to please Trump is what corruption looks like!
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oh, to be young and online

Jason McIntyre
Monday, July 8, 2019, 11:54pm
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Twitter has some pretty interesting topics that it will randomly recommend for me sometimes. I’m not one of those who believe that Facebook and Twitter eavesdrop or record your conversations. With the information we freely give them, they don’t need to do that. But it is almost scary how both services know the type of thing I might be interested in reading. It’s as if Twitter knows I’ve just binge-watched season 3 of Stranger Things and have super strong feelings of nostalgia for the 1980s right now… For example, just the other day I got this gem of a recommendation under the “For you” section:

oh, to be young and online pic.twitter.com/ngOIK6XxLY

— Andy Baio (@waxpancake) July 6, 2019

Yes, I remember the days of being online in 1987. But I didn’t spill a goldfish bowl, carry my computer under my arm while riding on a motorcycle, or even have to deal with a guitar neck seemingly poking out of a Jeep, behind a girl who is somehow talking on a corded phone?

Instead, I wasted a lot of time goofing around with programs like Perfect Sound and Deluxe Music Construction Set for the Amiga. And once in a while, you get something that looks an awful lot like what you see below:

Some people may ask “Jason, why didn’t you just upload this video to YouTube?” Well, some people, I have an answer. This video has about half a dozen (crap quality) samples from 1980s pop songs, and I didn’t really feel like having YouTube’s “Amazing Content Verificator”™ going beep boop beep all over my upload.

Anyway, enjoy this blast from the past. Sorry about the audio quality. I was trying to be quiet. 😁

A couple of highlights:

06:35 – Listen to what happens when bored kids play with answering machines
22:19 – Listen to the long lost hit “Babepulsive.” Don’t ask.

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Jason is an IT specialist and systems engineer who stares frequently at screens of various sizes, often with a puzzled expression on his face. He presses buttons with letters and numbers on them until tiny dots illuminate on a flat screen in front of him and appear in a manner and order that he (or someone who is paying him) finds pleasing.

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