Paul Gadzikowski

• Sun, 16:01: RT @sfappeal: Hey, @YouTube, why did you remove our reporting from a public protest as a "violation" of your "community guidelines"? It wasn't.
• Sun, 17:09: I love crossovers but not even the formulas in my spreadsheet ever conceived of Lou Grant tongue-kissing Buffy Summers. #TheCrazyOnes
• Mon, 09:31: It appears I am physically unable to type the word "cache" correctly on one try today.

I've never surfed YouTube much. Till last January my major home computer was a laptop from the turn of the century that didn't stream well, and most of my recreational computer time is while the tv's on anyway. When I came across embedded videos in LJ entries I'd skip them, unless they were talked up intriguingly and then I'd remember and come back later. But now I've a better laptop, with a headset jack. I still skip most LJ-embedded video out of habit. But do you know what I use YouTube for? Music.

A selection of things I've found on YouTube that I hadn't heard in ages:
• What's The Name of That Song? [from Sesame Street]
• You Can Call Me Al [the Chevy Chase video]
• Beat It
• Eat It
• Hotel California from Hell Freezes Over
• Torn
• One Week
• I Wanna New Drug
• Girls Just Want to Have Fun
• Sequencer [Al Dimeola]
• The Low Spark of High-Heeled Boys
• Shine On You Crazy Diamond
• Can't You Hear Me Knocking?
• Hot Rod Lincoln
• A dandy accoustical jazz guitar arrangement of All Of Me

If civilization falls and the internet fails before I die, I am screwed in so many ways.