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The Daily Loper – December 19, 2007

December 19, 2007 by Lopy

Tell Me Baby, What’s My Name? Edition

Todays links of interest:

  • Kimmel returning to late night
    Meanwhile, Dave is still trying to get his exemption for the writers, which we hope that he doesn’t. Craig Ferguson, of course, supposedly improvises his monologue every night. (BTW, that "supposedly" wasn’t meant to be depreciating — at least one of the ‘Loper women loves Craig — just not sure if it’s true or not.) In limbo: the very-much written Comedy Central shows, which — ironically or not — we miss the most.
  • Fantasy becomes reality for Rings fans as Jackson agrees to produce Hobbit films
    Worldwide hysteria has ensued. Avoid heavily trafficked fan sites.
  • Indie Bands Sue Camel, Rolling Stone Over Ad
    While we’re sure that these bands are outraged — OUTRAGED!! — at being associated with smoking, because no self-respecting indie rocker has ever even looked at a cigarette, we still feel that Rolling Stone should be sued for not mentioning The Replacements.
  • Microsoft Lets Everyone Try Windows XP SP3
    The irony here is that a lot of people assume that Microsoft has always had the public beta test their products. Also: "Windows XP SP3 does not bring significant portions of Windows Vista functionality to Windows XP." Good!
  • Why the World Owes the WGA a Thank You For (Potentially) Eradicating the Awards Shows
    Thank you, thank you!
  • Can social networking co-exist with the workplace?
    The trick, of course, is to get a job where on your first day, your boss tells you to sign up for Facebook and MySpace.
  • Mars Closest to Earth This Week; Best View Until 2016
    This is, of course, their best opportunity for the invasion, so be aware.
  • Just Call Her Aunt Britney
    Britney Spears’ 16-year old sister is pregnant (also confirms dangers of inbreeding by stating that her pregnancy was "so unexpected", reminding us that even the rich and famous don’t understand how reproduction works). From the news report: "Coincidentally, Lynne Spears’ book about her experiences raising two daughters in the glare of the media spotlight has been postponed indefinitely, her publisher confirmed Tuesday." Yeah, probably to rework the chapters on effective parenting.

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