One of my favorite blogs to read is I'm Learning to Share by blogger The In-Crowd. There you will find lengthy articles on all sorts of pop culture chock-full of information, pictures, audio, and video. Today I stumbled upon two articles there about a subject I thought I knew a great deal about--Peanuts creator Charles Schulz.
But no! At that blog I learned about two non-Peanuts projects Schulz authored that I had no idea existed. One is a book called Two-By-Fours, and another a comic strip called Young Pillars.
I strongly encourage you to check out these articles here and here. Great stuff!
You may have seen it before--it's making the Internet rounds--but damn it, if it isn't what the Internet was made for. Thanks to blogger Bill Doughty and radio station WMMR-FM in Philadelphia for bringing this to my attention the last week.
Hey, remember me? My name is Phillyradiogeek, and I post on this blog sometimes. You may have forgotten as blogging has been sporadic this month, for which I apologize. Free time has been sparse lately, plus I've been suffering writer's block, to be honest.
I have however come across an item to file under my "Peanuts as Pitchmen" banner. The problem, is, I have no idea what the product is in this Asian commercial. All I know is it's something called "Hot Pepper." If anyone has any idea what this product is, please let me know in the comments section.
The commercial is cute enough though, with various members of the gang rocking in the back-up band to the vocalist. Enjoy!
With Peanuts celebrating its 60th anniversary this year, it's a great excuse to party. Get down with the gang right now! They move pretty good for 60-year-old children.
Thanks to Erik of the Wonderful Wonderblog for gracing me with the "One Lovely Blog" Award! I really appreciate it. It is appropriate that I pass the award along to a few other blogs, which I'll do right...now!
Better late than never, Happy Valentine's Day! Sorry I'm posting this just a couple of hours before the holiday is over, but as I've said previously, it's been crazy in Casa de Geek lately. If you're still in the Valentine mood, here is Donald Duck in "Donald's Valentine Dollar." Enjoy!
If you're a regular Gmail user, you've noticed that Google has launched Google Buzz. This is their latest attempt to integrate a social networking feature into their other Google account services. If you are a Google Buzz user, you can follow me there under my real name of Brian Arnold.
So far it seems a bit confusing, but perhaps being new I may be misunderstanding it. If you choose to follow me there, I hope to hear from you soon!
