@ Erin - His accordion is a one row diatonic accordion. It appears to be maybe a Honer. And the most that accordion weighs is about 7 pounds.
My piano accordion has 120 basses and weighs about 30 pounds.
Moving the bellows is fairly easy. You just sort of let it fall away from you. As you play the basses the air escapes from the bellows, which makes it easy to "push back in".

While I am no Alexander Shirunov and maybe it is because I know what kind of effort goes into playing, but I did not see his playing as anything that great.
I'll give him credit for being four and playing a diatonic accordion on stage in front of many, but I'd give him more credit if it were a piano accordion. Even more if it were a chromatic.

And even if they did change the passwords - there will still be the person who writes the instructions with a sharpie on the console. And the logistics of every employee having a key to the lock would just not be possible.

I am a little bit ginger. I do not mind the "kick a red head" day. We gingers have a lot of festivities that follow it. Most notable is the "Clocking of the individual who takes fictitous holidays to serious".

I think that those people who take such an event seriously must have some issues. And those that may participate in the day in a violent way, probably were looking for an excuse to act out in a violent manner.

The "Kick a Ginger" day was started as a joke on facebook somewhere after someone had seen an episode of southpark.

I am looking forward to when there is a "Kick a Ginger Zombie" day.
Cant wait to see the comments section for that.

AHAHAHA!! My husband went to see Grand Torino and told me the movie. I said "so it sounds like Clint is a old racist who learns to love his neighbors and dies for that love."
I was not to far off from their title.

"Clean up could take up to two weeks."
So clean up is going to be as slow as molasses. >_<

I doubt that someone stupid is going to hack an important sign from "construction ahead" to "zombies ahead". Most "hackers" are intelligent enough to know what is funny and what is "not a good idea."

There was one of these signs in the village. It had been used to inform people where there was parking for an event. The event had long been over (a month) and the sign was still there.
Out of curiosity I wanted to see if it was hackable. It was not hackable, because there was no lock, the password and quick instructions were written in sharpie. In order for it to have been hackable, it would have to have been locked and no instruction written. :P
The typepad looked more like an old Timex Sinclair 1000. Not like the one in the "how to"
And yes I did change the sign. But was not malicious. Just "please remove sign".

And the town did do a "zombies ahead" for it's first ever Zombie walk last year. It could be possible that that is one of the signs. ??

It is cute and kitchy because he was four. But the playing was okay.

Wow! The price has gone up.

The music does make it work. :)

Think I'll go cruising craigslist and ebay for a soon to be on sale Xbox. :)

I reuse them. Usually in return for more eggs. But also for seed starting, imaginary goggles and caterpillars. :)

Light pillars.
Photographed a very nice one last year http://i417.photobucket.com/albums/pp255/FrauleinM/Picture002.jpg

It is not the same. I did like the grizzlies though.
I always liked the buzzards with one doing the "I'm a cowby. Howdy Howdy Howdy."

As others, I am waiting for Fett.
Jek Porkins would be driving an old late 70's Mazda station wagon. Patinaed and scratched cobalt blue color. With one rusty yellow door from the salvage yard. Half a grill. Or the grill would be damaged in some way.
Mismatched mirrors, possibly off of a Toyota Corolla.

my bad - I had thought Frost was in it, but was wrogn. Simon Pegg however > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5SDXCwsSik