Flashback Friday... On Saturday

Once again, I fail at posting regularly.  I haven't done a California Dreams  recap in a while.  (Planning on doing on on Monday night after work if I'm not too burnt out!)

In the meantime, here's another Flashback Friday mix tape.  I hope it's not a repeat, but I can't be arsed to go back and look at each one.  Laziness.  gotta love it!

Based on the songs on this one, I think I know what theme I was going for.  If I'm right, this was made around late 2000-early 2001

Side A:
As Long as You're Loving Me - Vitamin C
I Hope You Dance - Leann Womack
What it Takes - Aerosmith
Breathless - The Corrs
Champagne High - Sister Hazel
Sleepwalker - The Wallflowers
I Don't Want to Miss a Thing - Aerosmith
Beautiful Day - U2

Side B:
Troubled Times - Fountains of Wayne
I Think I'm In Love With You - Jessica Simpson
Hanging By A Moment - Lifehouse
Thank You - Dido
Everything You Want - Vertical Horizon
Grey Sky Morning (Best I Ever Had) - Vertical Horizon
Your Winter - Sister Hazel
Picture Perfect - Angela Via
Either Way - Guster

Flashback Friday... two days late

Mix Tape #3 - Sometime in 2001

Side A:
One - U2
How's it Going to Be? - Third Eye Blind
Rain - Joey McIntire
There You'll Be - Faith Hill
Here's to the Night - Eve 6
The Way You Love Me- Faith Hill
Blessed - Christina Aguilera
Crazy - K-Ci & Jo-Jo
I'll Be - Edwin McCain

Side B:
Angel - Aerosmith
Satellite - Dave Matthews Band
I Will Remember You - Sarah McLachlan
Center of Attention - Guster
Redundant - Green Day
All My Life - K-Ci & Jo-jo
I'll Stand By You - The Pretenders
Amazed - Lonestar

Not 90s related, but...

I was just watching reruns of Gilmore Girls on the SOAP network.  (Channel 143 for Verizon Customers).  The episode on at the moment is one of the ones from when Rory was taking time off from Yale.  Paris tells Rory that the news about her stealing the boat is all over school because a girl named Rebecca Thurston posted it on her blog.  She told Rory to google "Rory Gilmore Sex Boat" to find the blog entry.

I only mention this here because when I was younger, it was a big deal if shows mentioned going online at all.  Prodigy and AOL were popular when I was in elementary school, and that's around the time when TV shows that I watched started making references to that.

When shows mention websites or phone numbers (How I Met Your Mother does this often) they sometimes actually lead somewhere.  It's actually an interesting marketing technique for shows to try, because there's a good chance that viewers will try to find out if it's a real website.

As the aforementioned Gilmore Girls episode is on right now, I just wanted to test this theory and find out if mentioning "Rory Gilmore Sex Boat" leads anyone here tonight.