How lovely to hear a bit of daft imagination that takes your mind on flights of fancy, away from reality with its thudding grimness.
A little bit of Daft Punk history is now up for sale.
In the process they've stolen a bit of Daft Punk's viral thunder, forcing us to wonder, is this the biggest and weirdest musical rabbit hole ever created?
May said: "It would be a bloody tough call to do Top Gear without Jeremy, that would be a bit of a daft idea.
"It's a bit of a daft system, if you ask me," said Keiron Cunningham, the veteran Saints hooker who will now make his last Knowsley Road appearance against the Giants on Friday night.
Yet it's once you get past these challengers that things start to get real, when an 8-bit member of Daft Punk called Premium Funk appears as a final boss who is genuinely unbeatable.
In a feeble attempt to backtrack and make professional golf look less racially insensitive, George O'Grady, the chief executive of the European Tour, spoke to Sky Sports on Thursday and blurted out this daft bit of information: "Most of Sergio's friends happen to be colored athletes in the United States, he is absolutely abject in his apology and we accepted it".
In a feeble attempt to backtrack and make professional golf look less racially insensitive, George O'Grady, the chief executive of the European Tour, spoke to Sky Sports on Thursday and blurted out this daft bit of information: "Most of Sergio's friends happen to be coloured athletes in the United States, he is absolutely abject in his apology and we accepted it".
In 2013, Franz Ferdinand frontman Alex Kapranos had this to say of the rework's near-identical structure to the original: "I guess it was a bit of a nod from the Daft Punk guys to say: 'Ach, you got it more or less right.'" Sure, yes, that's it. Colin Joyce.
In 2013, Franz Ferdinand frontman Alex Kapranos had this to say of the rework's near-identical structure to the original: "I guess it was a bit of a nod from the Daft Punk guys to say: 'Ach, you got it more or less right.'" Sure, yes, that's it.— Colin Joyce.
This one is every bit as daft and delightful, but comes with an added feast of breathtaking escapology.
