Make ready for the final countdown.  This week, DJDeedle gives you the chance to guide your own rocketship -- your taxi to tomorrow. 

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Computers.  They make our lives so much richer, remembering things for us, helping us write, read, present, travel, research, communicate, compose, create, etc. -- when they work, that is.  

Remember what life was like without them?  

The 80's live again on Deedlecast, thanks to the folks at Born Again 80's.  The kind folks at Born Again 80's are a fantastic resource for extended mixes and unique remixes of your favorite 80's tunes, and have become a regular stop for DJDeedle's musical research.  

DJDeedle reminds you that, though "popping" collars on your polo shirt, and stacking polos were both popular in the 1980's, so were Ronald Reagan, star wars defense systems, trickle-down economics, and soaring deficits -- all bad ideas in retrospect.

DJDeedle kindly requests that you save the polo stacking, collar popping, pant leg pegging, and Reagan worship for 80s theme parties.

More of DJDeedle's thoughts on the evils of collar popping can be found at:  

Fashion Faux Pas, dé-jà vu

Want more 80s mashup?  In case you missed them try these previous Deedlecasts:

Dash and Daring Do

Like It Was Yesterday

This week DJDeedle uncovers the hidden message of the Beatles.   Those of you who are Beatles fans and who think they already know the band's message may be surprised to learn what DJDeedle has discovered. 

Celebrity Endorsement:

". . . densely rich with some really nice surprises in the mix.  'Intricately woven.' they would probably say."

--Todd Mundt, National Public Radio (radio and TV personality)