Redirection

Alas, I have been frustrated and intimidated by blogging and videoblogging, so I decided to shift my focus to creating better art. I have finally set-up a site for just my art work... be it video, audio, drawing, etc. Mostly media works at this point. So while I sort out the gnarls barkley problem, please check out carlinmedia.blogspot.com

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Absurd and Funny

Brittany found a shoe. I found a do-rag.

important dancing information

One day, I went with my brother to see Robert Harvey and his band from the UK, The Music. We got to the club early and there were only 10 people waiting outside next to their giant tour bus. Shocked, we got in the back of the line. After maybe 2 minutes, the tour bus door sprung open and out popped a little short man with curly hair. He started looking under the bus in the luggage bin. My brother spun around and whispered "That's him! That's Robert Harvey!" "Noo... couldn't be! Are you sure?" said I, full of doubt. "I'm gonna go say hi!" said my brother and he jungle-stepped over. After about 20 seconds of wh-wh-wh-what's-going-on-here Kevin Allison-style delay, I too tip-toe'd closer. He and my brother were having a perfectly normal conversation, but about 15 feet away I got cold feet so instead of walking up like a normal person I stood kind of in back of my brother about 5 feet and just stared at poor Robert. Noticing me awkwardly standing there, Robert stopped mid-sentence and bent his head sideways to see around my brother and said in his little UK accent "Hello there!" and did a mini-wave. All I could manage to spit out was "hi" and I shuffled around a bit.

At any rate, Robert is one of the greatest dancers ever. Here is a step-by-step technique for doing Robert's signature move the Octopus Dance !!!

Tiny

Apparently the forces are against me in getting my audio to post. I am going to enlist the help of some seasoned vloggers, but in the meantime, here is the comic all leading up to the reveal of my fantastic cover song. Hopefully the track will be up soon.

T-riding and Devo

Coming home today, I had yet another miserable experience on the train. I also happened to be listening to Devo. The combination of the Devo and the train made me want to draw comics. Yeah, I don't know either. Here goes.



First of all, the most obvious, get up out of your seat if an obviously elderly, handicapped or over-burdened person looks like they might need a seat. Keeping that in mind, even if someone is not elderly or handicapped, be considerate of those who have been waiting longer than you have at the above ground stops. Nothing is worse than waiting for 20 minutes and then getting cut-off by a last minute rider who then takes the last seat from you.

Don't talk on your cell phone if you don't have to. Even worse, a quiet T is not the perfect place to listen to all the obnoxious midi ring tones you downloaded.


If you are wearing ear buds, do yourself a favor and keep them quiet enough so that your shit doesn't remix with mine.

Listen to the T-drivers. MOVE IN! Don't stand in or by the doorways. Ever. Or the stairs.



Don't bother cramming your body into a crowded train when they announce the doors are closing. Another train is surely 2 minutes behind, and if you actually listened to the drivers you'd know that.

Lastly, don't be oblivious and smack me repeatedly with your trendy shit handbag - especially in the head!
If you do come out of your egocentric bubble and realize that you might have hit me, a simple apology will most likely stop me from fantasizing about dousing your face in hot coffee.

positive graffiti

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