World of Weird Al Yankovic

Explain how.

Not many people read horoscopes anymore

Not in the paper, but I still see daily horoscopes posted on Facebook all the time. The mediums changed, sure, but the base content still holds true.

The LA Times (and I'm guessing several other papers - visited my grandmother a few weeks ago and I think I saw them in her paper) still publishes horoscopes daily. And as Mystik said, they're everywhere online.

Big Spoon wrote:The LA Times (and I'm guessing several other papers - visited my grandmother a few weeks ago

For a minute I thought several papers interviewed your grandmother for some reason

YankoSwag 8888 wrote:Not many people read horoscopes anymore

This made me LOL last night (could be for a number of reasons, I suppose ) There are actually a lot of things in these lyrics that are out of date, but I like that you went right for the jugular and attacked its very premise.

The conspiracy goes deeper than that. It was out of date the day after it was recorded!!!

We're through the looking glass here, people

"Like Morpheus or Grokster or Limewire or KaZaA"

Do the youngest members here even know what those are??

TMBJon wrote:"Like Morpheus or Grokster or Limewire or KaZaA"

Do the youngest members here even know what those are??

I might've been born in '04 but honestly, I do know what those file-to-file sharing software are surprisingly enough. I was exposed to quite a lot of the old 2000s stuff (even videobombing a video my brothers were doing for MySpace when I was like two. Doing it before it was cool) including White and Nerdy so I did know quite a lot.

Surprisingly enough, DDTS is one of my favourites because it literally makes no sense at times because Al made it available for free download and many other artists are doing that sort of thing now too.

I mostly had Napster intik that went down. I think I may have used Kazaa for a bit after that. Or maybe I just went straight to eMule.

But boy the crap quality of the stuff you downloaded. I got an episode of MacGyver with a picture the size of a postage stamp and audio that kept desyncing more and more as the episode went on...