What the hell is LiveJournal doing to their pages? 

This should be easy, but something in their in-page scripts breaks JQuery. I'm trying
to figure out what that is and then how to route around it.

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As far as I can tell, this isn't going to be possible. There are several reasons.
First, LiveJournal's core.js script extends object.prototype. That's bad and breaks
all kinds of things that try to run after it. This bookmarklet is using jQuery, and
the core.js file breaks core jQuery functionality.

Second, unless someone can explain how to get from this:
`c1b91b66f946c2323d70c89051678883d39da59f`
to this: `djkYrLoZBb0`

Without being able to decode the lj-toys url, the script runs up against the
same-origin wall. Browsers can't read data from frames that don't originate on the
same domain. The YouTube id is just sitting there, but we can't get to it without
reading from a different domain.

I could work around this with a server-side proxy, but one of my goals with this
project was to avoid those. 

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