Have you ever seen on You Tube some sort of mechanical contraption play music, an "animusic" substitute for a whole orchestra?

"I'm a substitute for another guy..." — The Who

"Another day, another dollar" is a well-known phrase referring to the daily grind experienced by employees with low-income jobs.

"Bet your bottom dollar

You and I are through, 

'Cause lipstick on your collar

Told a tale on you, yeah..." — Connie Francis

(sorry, I seem to be on a bit of a retro classic hits kick here ) 

Has anyone ever wondered why the terms blue-collar worker to describe labourers and working-class people and white-collar workers to describe professional office workers and the history of these terms?

Working class men often wore blue overalls, in trades, or heavy & manufacturing industries, whilst white collar workers in offices, tended to wear white business shirts & ties. from the beginning of the 20th century almost to the present. 

It's business as usual around here.

It is more difficult than it usual is, to logon to NarniaWeb, today.