Speaking of blasts from the past,

[numb3r_5ev3n]

A Republican president is making an ass of himself after attacking a middle eastern country, Power Rangers, xXx and Star Wars movies are in the theater, and I am spending a Saturday evening making blog icons. LOL, what decade is this?

I made a bunch of icons from Ralph Bakshi's Lord Of The Rings. Next up is Buckaroo Banzai! I'm going to watch the film again and just screencap stuff.

I also went through my photobucket account from 10 years ago, and realized that I got a bunch of screencaps from the 1970s adaption of Michael Moorcock's The Final Programme. I'll be making some icons from those, too.

Also, did you know that Winamp is still a thing? It totally is! 

I undeleted my main account on my LJ to do a last-minute backup of comments from that side. After that, I'm deleting for good.

EDIT: Also, I'm listening to APC. It's officially 2001 all over again! But who cares when there are KITTENS? Evolene and Corsica have finally had their babies over on the Tinykittens #kittenwatch Youtube channel.

Comments

[mirrorofsmoke]

Oh man. *Sob sob* Winamp was our primary music player when we were on Windows.

There's a Mac version, but it's a shit pile and you can't open directories like Winamp on Windows can. Remember the days when you could open your entire freaking music folder without it having to be a library you created? :D

In short. "Winamp! It really whips the llama's ass!"

[fidget]

Oh my God, Winamp. Thanks for the heads up!

[worlds_of_smoke]

Good to know Winamp is updating again. I've been using their last version for, uh... 2 computers now? XD

It's apparently 1996 here, 'cuz I've been listening to Tori Amos on loop. At least she's got a lot more albums out nowadays. XD

[numb3r_5ev3n]

I think we wore holes in our original copies of Little Earthquakes and Under The Pink.

[worlds_of_smoke]

I still have mine. XD I was digging in the bin a few days ago looking for my Gold Dust CD because I couldn't remember, for the life of me, why I wouldn't have ripped the version of Yes, Anastasia off of there, since it's one of my favorite songs of her.

(Then I put it in and realized it was because the Gold Dust version is only like 4 minutes of the actual song, from the end. -throws hands up-)