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Win Rosenfeld

11:10 PM ET | 06-11-2008 | permalink

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Sent by Zahid | 2:39 AM ET | 06-12-2008

It's like Christmas!

Sent by m.rawlins | 11:40 AM ET | 06-12-2008

Hate to say it, but I thought that was lame folks. The Jingle Cats are the only lame things that are allowed to be dubbed over the Yule Log video. It is a sacred piece of lameness and by tampering with the artistic fabric of this holy relic you have done nothing but cheapen its preeminent goodness. Shame.

Sent by Will G | 2:01 PM ET | 06-12-2008

Hello you BPPers...
I'm surprised to see no coverage on NPR of the Irish referendum today (12 June) of the EU Treaty of Lisbon... it's kind of important for 300 million Europeans.

Sent by Marc Naimark | 4:57 PM ET | 06-12-2008

@Will G: No, not lame. There is a nuance: you will note that the original soundtrack of the YULE LOGS was playing underneath the dialog. That is what protects the artistic integrity of the YULE LOGS.

Go YULE LOGS!

Sent by Marc Naimark | 5:06 PM ET | 06-12-2008

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