World of Weird Al Yankovic

Oh I bet they wanted to jump his bones! He looked great, even for him.

In Praise of Weird Al Yankovic

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Really good article

That IS a really good article. Can't help feeling a little sorry for the author, though, if he feels he's outgrown "gentle and affectionate."

Well put, OE.

Another Al praisin' article:

http://crimsonmonkey.com/blogs/groundho ... tle-weird/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Orthography Enthusiast wrote:That IS a really good article. Can't help feeling a little sorry for the author, though, if he feels he's outgrown "gentle and affectionate."

That is sad. He actually rolled his eyes at me when I said Al is for all ages, not just kids. w/e

Nice article, Virginia. Thanks for sharing.

TV interview on Fox Cleveland (thanks, Patti!) The interviewr tosses off a comment at the end, calling Al a "big yoga advocate." Have we heard anything about yoga before? It makes sense for keeping him so limber, of course, but has it been mentioned?

Jeremy posted the link in the Akron concert topic. I just shared it on twitter. (That is where you saw it, no?)

Yeah, I don't know about the yoga thing, either.

Here's a more thoughtful review than most: Weird Al, Satire and Parody