I always saw that 'N' in the logo as stepping over the horizon, toward me. Now it is stepping away, out of sight. Presumably to have a party with BeOS and Grokster.

It's eventually going to get to the point where nastygrams invariably equal massive propagation of the offensive art/song/whatever as hundreds of blogs seek to defy corporate wrongheadedness...which means that these types of derivitave logos/songs/etc will become a super successful means of web promotion, as they will invariably be posted and reposted ad nauseum. All thanks to the incomprehensible stance of shoot-before-you think corporate lawyers and executives. It’s nice to see these clunky and outdated practices sink, one ill-advised and legally unsound missive at a time.

I like the idea! Not so sure about the talking-head approach, but this could be the beginning of something interesting. And any opportunity to see more Prelinger material put to good (re)use is fine by me.

Yum Yum Tree... is that the weird sushi place with the sushi boat/canal system between all the tables? I've *heard* of this....

IDEAL DENVER BIRTHDAY CA. 1987:

1) Ice Cream at Lickety Split, now known as ‘Liks’. Not nearly as good now, alas.
2) Celebrity Fun Center! Dangerous waterslides, unwinnable minigolf, and surly lifeguards. Huzzah! Celebrity has since been demolished.
3) Dinner at Casa Bonita. See the sights, feel the excitement, choke down the food. Still magical after all these years.
4) Drive in at the Cinderella Twin (Short Circuit 2, perhaps?). Soon to be demolished.

Next Year: Perhaps Elitch's and the crappy 1988 Denver Zoo?