We demand more vids! They help me learn when classes are not in session.
discussion post on Thu, July 24, 2008 - 5:18 AM
jenda
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Abandoned by her circus-performing parents and raised by wild poodles, she is a daily practitioner of the fine art of "turning the beat around." She carries a sack full of ha-pennies instead of a wallet, assuming they "will do." Alas, she lacks understanding of the English language and rather gets by through mimicking words and phrases overheard from others. Friends aren't sure if her occasional colorful interpretive dance is playful frolic or disorder of the nervous system. She thoroughly enjoys her hobby of collecting watery residue at the bottom of the City of Pittsburgh garbage dumpsters. Jenda also spent 10 years in the convent until discovering that her vision of St. Sebastian was really a cruel prank pulled by the high school audio-visual club. Currently, she is performing research to determine ALL the ways to skin a cat. Often accused of being Satan-worshiper but pacifies accusers by claiming "..they're just little tiny Satans." Ever the crafty one, she also makes all of her own clothes from construction paper.
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While at work, I frequently listen to Koelnradyosu, a Turkish web radio station. I don't recognize most of the stuff they play, but this morning my memory recall kicked in to a song I haven't heard in years. It was a song from the 1980s, and I knew it, but it wasn't the original.
Fri, July 18, 2008 - 7:58 AM
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It was George Michael's "Faith". But in Turkish. With Turkish instruments and those classic traditional Turkish beats and ranges and other musical vocabulary that evades me at this moment. It was kind of surrea... read more
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