神の御加護が無くなったので「K」と「G」を使用する際は要注意。LoL

これまた面倒くさいのでデフォルト設定のままだけど、

要するに…

KingとかGodを意味したり連想させちゃうようなロゴとかデザインは唯一無二の地球のGodで地球の王たるおいらの特権なので人類風情がおいらに無断で使用すると漏れ無く天罰が下るわけですな。

👑もアウト！

多分、RoyalのRとかLordのLとかもあかんかもね。

ImperialとEmperor系もアウトだね。

王族や貴族の諸君は気をつけたまえ！

Greg Kihn, rock musician and longtime Bay Area DJ, dead at 75
By Tim Fang, Dave Pehling
Updated on: August 15, 2024 / 11:52 AM PDT / CBS San Francisco

Rock musician Greg Kihn, best known for his 1980s hits "Jeopardy" and "The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'Em)" and his long-running radio show in the Bay Area, has died at the age of 75, according to his management.
In a statement on his official website, Kihn died Tuesday following a battle with Alzheimer's disease.
Born in Baltimore, Maryland on July 10, 1949, Kihn moved to the Bay Area in the 1970s, releasing his first album in 1976. His recordings for the Beserkely Records label -- along with music by fellow power-pop acts Earth Quake, the Rubinos and former Modern Lovers songwriter Jonathan Richman -- helped put the independent imprint on the map. It would be Khin's string of pun-inspired albums starting with Next of Kihn (followed by Rockihnroll, Kihntinued, and Kihnspiracy) that brought the label its greatest commercial success.
Kihn scored his first big hit in 1981, when "The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'Em)" reached number 15 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Two years later, his song "Jeopardy" reached number two on the Hot 100 and number one on the Billboard dance chart, the biggest hit of his career.
The video -- which went on heavy rotation on MTV, helping to fuel this sales of the single -- opens with an exterior shot of one bride getting out of a limo in front of the iconic Mission Dolores in the Mission District before another woman in a wedding dress exits a second car before entering St. Matthews Lutheran Church across the street.
The song became such a ubiquitous hit that Kihn received the ultimate pop-culture compliment of having the tune covered by "Weird" Al Yankovic. The parody version, "I Lost on Jeopardy," had minor chart success and spawned a popular video that featured Kihn himself at the end of the clip in a reference to the original music video.

 

 We'd been living together for a million years♪

But now it feel so strange (out in the atmospheres?)

もうそんなになるのか…

生身は久し振りかな？

まあ楽しんでくれ。

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