music { Bubbles and Water...

Over the weekend a reader named 'nse' sent me a link to the english translation and video of the Alizee song 'J'en ai marre'...its crazy as hell.

She's still hot though...

investigative_reporting { Undercover at Rochesterfest

Every June the city of Rochester is afflicted by a whirlwind of food, music, 'fun', and sweets. Its called Rochesterfest. I went two years ago and was not impressed, but this year Nerdwife had heard rumor that there was a vegetarian stand and asked if I would take her. So we went. I had the beautiful leg of turkey pictured here.



Nerdwife had an excellent vegan burrito, which I had a picture of, but due the clunkiness of my cell phone's save menu, I lost.

We finished the foray with a chocolate malt from the Olmsted County dairy association.

investigative reporting { origins of the WoW female Night Elf dance

For those who play WoW did you ever wonder where those dances came from? Well in some cases its easy, MC Hammer's dance is ubiquitous, and it is the male orc's. The male undead dance is a generic rock out. The female Blood Elf is Brittney Spears' 'Toxic' dance. But has anyone wondered where the female Night Elf's dance originated? Well I had that question and we at Team CubeZoo rarely shirk from a challenge, especially ones regarding useless pop culture trivia. I had to 'suffer' through many YouTube videos in french to find the right one from the singer Alizee that would adequately demonstrate the moves. Here it, Alizee 'j'en ai manne', note the actually moves occur towards the end of the video, so you will have to 'suffer' through it.