You know, I did go to Japan in 1998, and the fashion trends in high school did lean towards big body hairstyles (girls AND boys). Kind of like 70s or 80s in North America.
Can’t say I noticed ANY of these trends in early 2000s Canada that Willis is going on about though. I only know MJF from his US sitcoms and films in the 80s and 90s. I honestly forgot he was originally Canadian. He’s spent pretty much his whole career up to the present living and working in the USA.
What exactly is “eccentric music” anyway. Aren’t all bands trying to draw attention to themselves by being outrageous all the time? Long before the 80s, and long after?
But being time-frozen somehow doesn’t stop light from reflecting off things, because we can still see all the people and objects here, even in full color.
Wait a second… I just realized something. I’m getting ads for an “Added Sugar Class Action” lawsuit. I think this started soon after I got to Robin entering the comic.
Way to go Robin. I’m not sure what it is you did, but you certainly did it.
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Oh look it’s one of the aliens that wear funny hats, haven’t seen those guys for a while.
Po? Is that you? It’s Tubby Tustard Time!
I thought that was Japan
The band right? Well, other than the Michael J. Fox thing…there’s no connection that I’m aware of.
Japan the country is usually at least a decade behind American trends
You know, I did go to Japan in 1998, and the fashion trends in high school did lean towards big body hairstyles (girls AND boys). Kind of like 70s or 80s in North America.
Can’t say I noticed ANY of these trends in early 2000s Canada that Willis is going on about though. I only know MJF from his US sitcoms and films in the 80s and 90s. I honestly forgot he was originally Canadian. He’s spent pretty much his whole career up to the present living and working in the USA.
What exactly is “eccentric music” anyway. Aren’t all bands trying to draw attention to themselves by being outrageous all the time? Long before the 80s, and long after?
How could there be music playing if this place is frozen in time?
The flux capacitator inside the band room
If you put a time-frozen CD in a non-time frozen CD player, can the non-time-frozen CD player read the CD?
… I meant to make a joke here. Instead, I was super philosophical. Weird.
Yes? The CD being stuck in time means the CD cannot change, but CDs do not normally change when read.
No.
Reading the CD is done by reflections of a laser-beam (the laser beam being reflected differently by the pits and lands inside the CD).
As soon as the laser reaches the surface of the CD, it reaches the time-frozen zone. It immediately slows down to 0 and never reached the pits/lands.
How to slow down light until it stops – includes Dr. Manhattan and Winnie the Pooh!
But being time-frozen somehow doesn’t stop light from reflecting off things, because we can still see all the people and objects here, even in full color.
And to be clear, that includes the fish, whose silvery color would be from tiny crystals inside the scales.
Because the comments control the Muzak, of course!
I think that this is the day when the team works out why the Head Alien is always behaving as if he has a serious headache!
Wait a second… I just realized something. I’m getting ads for an “Added Sugar Class Action” lawsuit. I think this started soon after I got to Robin entering the comic.
Way to go Robin. I’m not sure what it is you did, but you certainly did it.