An amalgamation appropos of nothing

April 9, 2005 5:06 PM

Saturday night and nothing to do? No worries, just kick back your heels, have a glass of wine, and Tesh your cares away.
posted by DeepFriedTwinkies (8 comments total)

According to this product information page, you can buy an autographed John Tesh CD for five dollars less than an unautorgraphed one.
posted by bdk3clash at 5:18 PM on April 9, 2005

Uh, "unautographed." Not sure where that extra "r" came from.
posted by bdk3clash at 5:19 PM on April 9, 2005

Oh man, funny this appears as I've been listening to the John Tesh show out at the property where I'm building. It's the only station out there that isn't rotating Shania Twain and Brooks & Dunn 24 hours a day.

After all the enigma of John Tesh I have to say he comes across as a great guy, but man oh man, the show is a total clearinghouse for every Tom, Dick & Harry's health study... e.g. "Researchers at the University of Iowa report that eating two boogers a day will help your LDL cholesterol levels, so go on and pick a few for your heart", etc.
posted by rolypolyman at 6:03 PM on April 9, 2005

I read the post, followed the links, and read them all. All I can say is:
Red streets fly in the light under beds near the non sequitur
of my winter.
posted by cccorlew at 6:23 PM on April 9, 2005

*eats boogers*
posted by quonsar at 8:01 PM on April 9, 2005

I'm embarrassed that the Rapture Ready site is run by a fellow member of the US Air Force.
posted by davidmsc at 8:43 PM on April 9, 2005

I agree, cccorlew, and I might add that colorless green ideas sleep furiously.
posted by blendor at 8:27 AM on April 10, 2005

This is where I stopped wondering whether this site [Sabbatarian] had a legitimate approach to G_D:

Additionally, pronunciations in English are of little or no consequence. Egyptian, Greek, and other languages/dialects do not pronounce words and letters the same as we do. For example, the Japanese pronounce "R" as "L," as in "Flied Lice" instead of "Fried Rice."

Ah, so.
posted by ancientgower at 7:50 PM on April 10, 2005