Freaky Friday: "Sashimi" - Keyboard Cathy

This week's entry into the Freaky Friday canon is both fun and educational. It's a little ditty called "Sashimi" and it will teach you a thing or two about that Japanese delicacy in the course of burning its horrid, horrid melody inexorably into your brain. It's the work of a...

By Cory Casciato

May 15, 2009

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This week's entry into the Freaky Friday canon is both fun and educational. It's a little ditty called "Sashimi" and it will teach you a thing or two about that Japanese delicacy in the course of burning its horrid, horrid melody inexorably into your brain. It's the work of a woman named Keyboard Cathy who looks like a librarian who shares her home with many cats and reminds me of a low-key, less blatantly bizarre (yet still plenty freaking weird) version of Leslie Hall. And she loves -- loves -- her some sashimi. See, it's like sushi, only without the rice. After the jump, learn even more...

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