Useful Information: How to Cut a Cigar Without A Cigar Cutter

If you're a cigar smoker who travels and the TSA gets all heavy-handed and takes away your cigar cutter, consider this method.

I like him--he kind of reminds me of some of my younger guy relatives.

~DJ Sadie~

The Jam: Sound Affects

The Jam: Aunties and Uncles

Dolores, Rita and Sarah Keane: Once I Loved

Siblings: Short Lived

Bandcamp Page

Jason Isbell, You Are My Hero

All I can say is RIGHT THE HELL ON!

All of your KHEL 666 Krew can tell tales where a good show was ruined by some asshole picking a fight, either with us or just messing things up by fighting even if it isn't with us. 

I remember at a ZZ Top concert, I nearly got knocked over because these two drunk fools started fighting, and they didn't even care that they were bashing right into me. It shook me up.

Glad that Jason spoke up. I'm not expecting bands to always notice what's going on, but maybe if more people did right like this, the audience might think twice about starting shit.

~DJ Thalia~

Bon Scott Appreciation Day 2015

Ronald Belford "Bon" Scott (9 July 1946 – 19 February 1980)

What We're Watching: Homeland

Grand Theft Auto 5 Playthrough and Comments

There has been a lot of flap about Grand Theft Auto 5 and the level of violence involved. I wanted to address this, as well as the game play itself.

I'm honestly terrible at games like this. These fellows can give you a much better idea of what it looks like to play the game than I ever could.

The graphics are stellar. It's truly a remarkable game visually. According to my nephew and his friends, the control of the vehicle and the characters themselves is smooth and easy, which makes the game a lot of fun to play.

The game is violent, and isn't the sort of thing that I'm in the habit of playing. I enjoy my games with a bit more of a story line. I'm more the sort who enjoys a slower pace and likes to solve mysteries or such. This is not a game that I would purchase for myself.

However, I do not believe that games like this cause increased violence.

Devoted gamers do not tend to be violent people. They simply like playing video games.

As I said previously, the graphics in this game are excellent. However, the game does not mimic reality. It is like being pulled into an action movie where you can control the movements of your character and of a vehicle. 

A myriad of unrealistic things happen, both to your character and to the vehicle.

The character can make jumps from heights which in reality would result in broken bones.

The vehicle endures multiple crashes which would render it useless long before your characters actually end up eating flaming death.

I recommend Jim Sterling's stellar editorial debunking the theory that video games desensitize people to real life violence. The video does contain graphic content, which is explained in the description. 

I enjoyed watching the featured play-through, and I enjoy the banter between my nephew and his friends when they play games such as this. At no point do any of them begin discussing the possibility of actually attempting such things as are seen in this game. It's simply a bit of escapism. They enjoy it because it's not reality, not because they want their reality to be like the content of this game.

~DJ Thalia~

Ian Dury: There Ain't Half Been Some Clever Bastards

Miley Cyrus: The Twinkle Song

Miley Cyrus can actually be very funny. She has a quirky sense of humor. I like her in this video. I'm not so keen on her when she's doing the "brazen sexpot" thing. It isn't sexy, and it isn't ridiculous in an enjoyable way. It's embarrassing.

~DJ Cheesy~

What the Internet is Made Of

Cute animals, cool music and random images make up a great portion of the Internet.

~DJ Seth~

Jimmy Kimmel Sonogram Prank