:D SHITTY :(

@damienaston5962 (4 years ago)

She heavy metalal

The fuck out of this song

May the lord bless u

@schumacher5757 (5 months ago)

@helixthekat (9 months ago)

Loved your gig at Slim's in S.F. I was under the stage down to your left. You only saw Me

briefly about 3/4 into your (GREAT) show come around and connect with us. So you saw

as sea or hands in air like geese and then one hand lifted above the rest, and you looked

over to follow Newbie Byron's hand & arm down to me with My hand under his elbow to lift him...

@BunEKING-ko3di (5 years ago)

He try to make us laugh the way he sing... But the lyrics of this song so sadd... Weird al..

@jensmortensendk (12 years ago)

Love Weird Al. He is a genius. and we should all listen more to people like him.

Taking our selves a Little less seriously. "WHO let the dogs out". "Asshole son" and more.

Anyway anyone in a breakup pain, should listen to him.. (for me with tequilla" and the Company of a good friend)

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@KennethScharf (8 years ago)

The principle of using a return beam to read the signal is actually that of the Orthicon tube, while the Iconoscope did read the signal directly from the target, as did the Vidicon. The construction of the target was different between the latter two tubes. The image dissector had yet another problem, the light sensitivity of the cesium was mono-chromatic and required the actors to wear special makeup (which did NOT look very flattering!) in order to produce a good B&W image! The chemical properties of the target used in the Iconoscope and Orthicon tubes produced a balanced image across the entire spectrum. Farnsworth used cesium because it was readily available to him in a form that didn't require extensive chemistry to prepare.

There actually was a double ended iconoscope that read the target from its back side, this tube resembled the modern Vidicon. It was the type 5527, and was electrostaticly deflected, much like an oscilloscope CRT.

BTW, early RCA Iconoscope tubes were used in a TV camera installed inside of a B24 liberator bomber filled with high explosives. The plane was to be remote controlled and guided to its target as a remotely piloted aircraft with the TV cameras providing remote viewing of the instruments and the ground. Joseph Kennedy Jr. piloted the aircraft off the ground and was to bail out when it reached altitude, but the explosives went off prematurely.

@namco003 (2 years ago)

@KennethScharf The nerdiest, yet most accurate and informative response ever!! This is why I love being a nerd. No competition, no fuss, no muss. Just "Hey!! Listen!!"

It's like "You heard that? Did you know this?!?" "Did you know XYZ?!?!" "That's not accurate... BUT!!! Check this out. I know a guy, that knows people that made that, that said "ABC" happened, and only X and Y were true, but Z was a rumor.

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