And now the fifth exciting premiere of Famous Hamsters in History (once again brought to you by State Farm Insurance)!

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GL: The George Lucas Magazine

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I am proud to introduce our newest segment, Famous Hamsters in History, for the fourth time (still proudly brought to you by State Farm Insurance).

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When I was in the third grade, my teacher gave me a copy of the cassette tape Multiplication Rap. So you can experience it yourself, I have tracked down a clip (however, it is not from my favorite track, “Everybody Dance and Multiply, Too (2x)”).
Everybody Multiply (6x)
[Audio clip: view full post to listen]
Pretty woefully out of date, [...]

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This is a mural I recently found in the garden area of Chimu in Brooklyn:

Maybe now you’ll listen to my theory of the Peruvian robot named “Chimu” emigrating to Brooklyn to trample it’s fish population?

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Welcome to the third maiden edition of Famous Hamsters in History (still proudly brought to you by State Farm Insurance):

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Earlier this evening I had the pleasure of seeing Mr. Ted Leo and the Pharmacists perform a free show at Battery Park in Manhattan. Odds are that you couldn’t make it. Don’t worry! I’ll fill you in:

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Welcome to the second inaugural edition of Famous Hamsters in History (brought to you by State Farm Insurance):

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People sometimes talk in movie theaters. I get it. I can’t change that. However, a few weeks ago while watching the new Indiana Jones there was a fellow behind me who had a lot on his mind. For example, he had some intriguing views on the Hancock trailer (specifically, he was not interested in Hancock.) And [...]

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