This is an autistic man who’s been chosen to sing the National Anthem at a ball game in Fenway Park, for “Disability Awareness Day,” but partway through he messes up the lyrics. He’s completely flustered, but the crowd in the stadium comes to his rescue by singing the right words along with him. To hear all the people filling the stadium with the Anthem, and to see the man’s reaction, this is why I can’t give up on America. As long as we have people like this crowd, we won’t fail.
The 6 ways you see your Dad…
So true, so very true.
Rock on, Herman Cain! Rock. On.
So, 20 years ago when Herman Cain was in charge at Godfather’s Pizza, he performed this version of John Lennon’s “Imagine”, but with totally opposite lyrics and intent!
Hatsune Miku, computer-generated singer (from Japan, of course)
There is a company in Japan that has written a fantastic piece of software that allows even non-musicians to write music and songs for a “virtual singer” to perform. Continue reading “Hatsune Miku, computer-generated singer (from Japan, of course)”
Now that’s a real “copy cat!”
I don’t know, something tells me this isn’t real, but if it isn’t, I’d like to know how they did it!
Now this is just sad…
A family in Massachusetts calls 911 because they got lost in a corn maze at a local farm!
We are Occupy Wall Street!
Obama’s latest speech…
It’s like deja-vu, all over again!
In summary: Pass this bill. It’s paid for. Republicans have no ideas. Mitch McConnell controls Congress. Independent economists love it. Millionaires and billionaires. Fair share. Not my fault. Japanese Tsunamis. I didn’t know. Bush. Pah-kee-stahn. Pass this bill.
It’s like deja-vu, all over again!