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The names “Michael” and “Sidney” are derived from the game Rock Star Ate my Hamster, a management strategy computer game developed by Codemasters in 1988 and originally released on their GOld label for the Amstrad CPC, ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64, Amiga and Atari ST. It was inspired by a 1986 Sun headline: “Freddie Starr Ate my Hamster” which served as a focal point for mid-1980′s tabloid culture and helped further the career of the comic. The characters of Michael (or Wacky Jacko) and Sidney (or Gary Glitter) are available for hire in the game for a weekly wage that depends on the abilities and fame of the star. You, as the band manager, have the task of assembling the band and deciding what kind of equipment to buy, when and where to practice, when and where to tour, etc.

The name “Leslie” refers to CBS Corporation president-CEO Leslie Moonves, who has recently been a driving force behind the reality show Rock Star. For your consideration: Rock Star the TV show vs. Rock Star ate My Hamster — can it be mere coincidence that Paula Abdul is a judge on a show which searches for new rock stars, AND that she has now been observed arguing with an unknown correspondent regarding rock stars in a game which has the word “rock star” in its title?

This is no mere coincidence, my friends. This is surely a sign that Ms. Abdul is a cunning and manipulative agent whose real agenda is unknown at this time. But as God is my lord and savior, I will make it my business to find out. And when I do, I will report back to you my findings. And until then, stay strong, and keep the faith.