Here's a few songs I've recently done with GarageBand for iOS. While one of my musical friends keeps telling me I'm limited by what the software/hardware can do/allows, it's a fun pastime.
It was a normal night, working in the county jail. We had a full staff, allowing me to work as a rovering officer for the evening, free to move about the facility to assist in any fashion I deemed needed. I was productive, while not finding the work too strenuous.
As the half way point of my shift approached, with all the inmates off to bed, dreaming of freedom while snoring and relieving bodily pressures, I knew the opportunity had arrived to take advantage of the facility’s gym equipment. Leg day seemed the best course, as its place in the rotation of my routine had arrived months ago. First up, sumo squats. One set, then leg lifts. A second and third set, with leg lifts following each. I moved on to lunges. First set down.
Then it happened. It got hot but I couldn't sweat. I got nauseous. I put my cold water bottle on the back of my neck. It didn't result in the desired outcome. Hotter and hotter; I could feel myself getting overheated. I moved into the locker room to splash cold water on my neck and face. I finally began to sweat; only it wasn't a good sweat. I began to shake. Hotter and still hotter, my core temperature was reaching the all to critical boiling point. Beads of sweat began to pour down my face. Shaking and sweating and nauseous, I moved to the trash can.
I felt my stomach and chest heave as the contents therein began to fill the trash can. The sound of my heaving filled the locker room and moved out into the weight room. My partner, concerned for my well-being, rushed to my rescue only to find me in a state of distress he was not equipped to assist in. Wanting to help, he asked questions to determine a course of action he could take. But I was unable to answer, as still more evacuation of my innards were spilled into the restroom's receptacle.
Minutes went by as my body began to relax back into a state of control. As I slowly recovered, I began to tell him I'd be alright, all the while realizing my pride would not be so quick to relinquish the shame I felt. Okay, yeah. I puked at work. #embarrassing #fatty
This is great on a few levels. I love the respect for each other and the amazing performances of each drum line. I also love the USA Marines taking it to a whole different level.
I was on vacation this last week and I got through a log of reading from the blogs I follow. I also saw a lot of funny videos, I thought I'd share. Here we go with another installment of "My YouTube History".
I may be getting a little tired of Nataly's voice, because there is a little too much of the same muted sound, but I feel like this sound she sounds really good.
Because it's funny that these guys did this.
These guys are just such talented musicians. They make me want my piano back so bad.
I've wanted to post so many things to my blog, but I don't ever have time anymore. And, because I make absolutely no money sitting at a computer writing my opinion, the blogging takes a backseat to the rest of my life. But, in the interest of sharing some finds with my few followers, here are some videos from my YouTube History.
Depeche Mode has a new album coming the end of March. Here is their first released video.
Here is Joe Getty from the "Armstrong and Getty Show" (on AM Talk 650) confirming that he can easily make a 37 yard field goal, unlike David Akers of the 49ers, who missed one in the NFC championship game. Sure, Akers kicked a 63-yarder and tied the NFL record or something, but he missed the easy one.
Don't run from the police in Slavic countries.
The Trombone was never cooler, except when Commander Riker played his on Star Trek.
My next Ford? I would love to drive an F150 again, and this concept is sweet.
What cold is in Los Angeles looks silly to the rest of the USA.
Now this is a video. It's Fresh from Bel-Air.
Do not try this. Double BMW Donuts.
Cool, crazy things people do.
Audi is about to make Google Maps, Earth, and Search part of its cars. This video was made by my favorite car company using Google Maps/Street View.
The science of Guiness beer can really be hyped, to the point of making it seem like it's one of the wonders of the world. Of course, it makes it look like it tastes amazing.
Science is fun. Should you run or walk in the rain?
This is MY blog and therefore leans towards one of the candidates over the other, but if you don't find Romney's speech an example of great comedic timing and joke content, you are clueless. For the sake of some fairness and comparison, I've also included Obama's speech, which is also entertaining.
Romney's first.
Here's Obama's. I really like the shot he takes at Mayor Bloomberg.
This is awesome. But, it really helps if you were a Star Trek fan and you understand the Space-time continuum. It all really makes sense if you understand that. Yes. Yes is does.
Yes, it's cheesy. But I think I'm more entertained by this guys ability to incorporate multiple parts of John Williams music from across the franchise.
This is really funny for us Original Star Wars fans. It's Gotye's "Somebody That I Used To Know" redone to complain about how lame George Lucas is for making Episodes 1-3 in the way he did.
This is awesome. Apparently, this guy running from the cops, thought he could scale the police SUV, but fails Listen for his head cracking on the street after he is tackled by the officer. He'll down for a while.
Star Trek is better than Star Wars. Captain Kirk explains why.
He actually makes some really good points and I tend to agree. It is a superior franchise, with better stories, told with more drama, better writing, and believable situations...well believable for the future. The science in Star Trek is better.
Well, if you didn't hear about this today (or listen to a clip of it on your favorite radio show), Anderson Cooper cracked himself up yesterday. His laugh? Well it was funny itself, and is why it's getting so much press. As a person who has experienced the uncontrollable laugh on occasion, and been embarrassed by the sounds I've made, I can actually appreciate this and I find it rather humorous.
I will say, Anderson's need to explain all the puns in his editorial on this idiot who urinated on a plane sort of ruined the flow of his humorous schpeel. But the laugh brought it home.