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Saturday, January 21, 2006

 
Globalization, for what it's worth
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While sitting here in the Brussels airport waiting for my flight to Poland and I met some soldiers from the Swedish Army (yes, they have an army). Our common interest, as is should be, is the season Peter Forsberg is having with the Flyers. For what it's worth, the Swedish soldiers wish he still played for Colorado too.

In the background, the Belgian music channel is showing the video for Wang Chung's "Dance Hall Days." I am willing to admit that we Americans are unrepentant philistines as soon as Europe plays its part by not keeping cringe-inducing 1980s pop music alive. I understand the long tail, but really, Wang Chung?

posted by Ray Gifford @ 4:13 PM | Digital Europe 2006 , Digital Europe 2006

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