Category Archives: Sportacus

Mark Valenti, writer and lyricist of LazyTown starts a new podcast

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Mark Valenti was one of the writers of Season 2 of LazyTown and he also made the lyrics to these songs:

-Cooking by the Book

-Step by Step

-Go For It

-Teamwork

-Woof Woof Woof

-It’s Mine

-Playtime

-I Love Christmas

-Galaxy

In order to celebrate 20 years since production of Season 1 of LazyTown started, he started the LazyPod Podcast! LazyPooky [who works on this site] actually enjoyed episode 1 very much.

https://shows.acast.com/the-lazypod-podcast/episodes/lazypod-1-welcome-to-lazytown

11 minutes and 3 seconds long

Magnus Scheving, Mani Svavarrson & Gudmondor Por Karason in “Behind the Town”

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Magnus Scheving, the self-proclaimed “Inventor of LazyTown”, Mani Svavarrson, the man behind the music of the show and Gudmondor Por Karason, the man behind the puppets of LazyTown and voice actor of Ziggy Zweets in the 2004 TV show have appeared in a new (well, not exactly new.. 6 months old) official LazyTown documentary by Orri Guðmundsson, called “Behind the Town”. We get to hear Scheving and Gudmondor talk in the wonderful Icelandic language and we get to hear some shocking amazing facts you might’ve not known on the making of LazyTown.

English subtitles:

Sportifying your computer #4 – Google Chrome theme

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Are you a LazyTown fan? Do you ever feel like your Chrome is boring? Well, that can be fixed!

This works on any version of Chrome. But it’s hard to download, at least with my expierence.

I made these April 2023.

These themes use the characters signature colours and also official Lazytown promo backgrounds for the character.

https://www.themebeta.com/chrome/theme/1557272

Download and add a Chrome theme in Chrome 75+

 

 

Apply theme

Remove a Chrome theme

1. At the top right, click More and then Settings.

2. Under “Appearance,” click Reset to default. You’ll see the classic Google Chrome theme again.

Instructions:

1. download them

2. use ezyzip to uncompress the zip files

3. download the “manifest” .json file

4. open it with notebook

5. save it as ‘whatever the hell you want.crx”

6. go to google settings

7. go to extensions

8. go to file explorer, and go to where you saved your crx file

9. drag it to google

10. if you already set a background, remove it

TADAAAA!! Now your Google looks unique