The whole reason for making a web site!
This is a batch of time wasters from my bookmarks list (I've saved the real geek stuff for myself).
Since this "links" page is new, it is defiantly lacking in originality.
Check back often and listen for updates on the show.
A lot of these links are "off-site" videos.
Keep KGNU in mind when you wander off into the real world.
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The CAMEO Dufecta A couple of great, life changing, videos from the 80's! |
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The Marx Brothers This 15 second clip from a rehearsal of Animal Crackers, (1930), in a test of the Multicolor Film system. It is the only known color film of all of the Marx Brothers. |
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Why! This was Chuck's 3rd best film and one of only 3 films shown with "Sensorround". The information on this site was scoured from everywhere in and around Hollywood; from 30 year-old books, to final shooting scripts.! Visit EarthquakeTheMovie.com |
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Wichita Faro Play the game that killed Doc' Holiday. This post covers the history of a card game that used to be the bomb. I do think it would be more fun with real money. Visit Wichita Faro |
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If it's fish, it must be Friday Back of postcard reads: "Free! Excitingly New--Invitingly Yours! Please Be Our Guest....Just present this card at the McDonald's nearest you. It entitles you to one of our delightfully new Filet-o'-Fish Sandwiches. It's our way of acquainting you with the tastiest fish in all the land!" Found at Motel Hell, a postcard blog. |
 Cinderella City, Englewood, Colorado |
Real Malls Many hours could be lost cruising and even more hours can be lost cruising pictures and stories of by-gone malls. Malls with carpet and cafeterias, massive fountains and huge amounts of indoor open space. Viva la Food Court! Visit Malls of America |
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Film & Previews |
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BMW's are over priced but check out their films! No longer available from their web site, they are posted at YouTube. If there has to be advertising, it should be good. BMW produced The Hire short-film series for the internet. The smaller intricacies of each short film's plot differ but one constant remains: Clive Owen plays "The Driver", a man who goes from place to place, getting hired by various people to be a sort of transport for their vital needs. Key producers included David Fincher, Ridley and Tony Scott. Other prominent directors that made up the team included John Frankenheimer, Ang Lee, Wong Kar-Wai, Guy Ritchie, Alejandro González Iñárritu, John Woo, Joe Carnahan. Show these to your film-snob and watch them freak! |
The Hire |
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Videos & Television |
Opera in the 80's.
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Warning, this video contains blood.
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The Rarely Used "KGNU Stereo" Bumper
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Movies, on my T. V.?
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