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I’m not sure if I should file this under ‘Conspiratorial Artistic Genius’ or ‘Hobbyists In Need Of Hobby’ but, some intrepid Radiohead fans have begun peeling back the perceived layers surrounding the release of In Rainbows and its (supposed) relationship with 1997’s Ok Computer. From Puddlegum:

Radiohead: 01 and 10

Ten years after OK Computer shocked the world, Radiohead released In Rainbows on October 10 (10/10). Though no one was expecting the album to be released until 2008, Radiohead announced In Rainbows just ten days in advance. In Rainbows, which consists of ten letters, has ten tracks, and would be downloadable from a rumored ten servers.

That’s just the tip of the iceberg…

These guys at Puddlegum have been down this road before but, this time, they’ve expanded the theory to suggest that Ok Computer (01) and In Rainbows (10) are not merely distantly connected or companion pieces. They have, in fact, proposed that the two should actually be merged! Continue reading

Eyes On Dollars

Today, we bring you yet another way that the Department of Homeland Security defends us from the oppression of upstanding citizens. Apparently, it is un-American (or, at least quite suspicious) to want to pay down your credit cards. This, is not especially suprising, I suppose. These days, it seems as if the system is designed to install a healthy dose of personal debt into your life before you even hit the ground.

Why?

Some say that it is a form of societal control. Others are more concerned with where this will lead us. I suppose one could start a cyberbegging, pardon me, a “cause” website.


In Other News:Katrina is still quite a storm.

Degenerate “rocker” Gary Glitter has been sentenced to three years in jail for child molestation in Vietam. Why such a light sentence? He paid the families of the girls $2000 each to drop the rape charges which, in Vietnam, carry a penalty of death-by-firing squad. Yuck. I feel like I need to wash my hands after typing about this creep.