Fun With Digital Effects
When in doubt, plumb the YouTube well - that's what I always say.
First up is a video eminently worth watching, "Ryan vs. Dorkman 2", the story of two geeks with light sabers and serious vengeance complexes:
Next up, a Snickers commercial that has absolutely nothing to do with Snickers. Cool concept, though:
Required Daily Viewing
First off, a love song, sung by geeks, gone horribly, horribly awry:
Next up, one of the absolute high points in Western action cinema, the car chase sequence from Bullitt:
From Web 0 to Web 2.0 in five minutes' time:
Lastly, rock out to the oxymoronic "Heck No! (I'll Never Listen To Techno)":
Witness The Fearsome Strangeness Of Ex-Fat Girl
If that don't make you want to go out and punch a poodle or two, well, I don't know what's wrong with you.
Gah.
Ahhh, The Wonders Of YouTube!
Where else can you find music videos comprised of 4 men on 8 treadmills, instructional videos on the effects of LSD on British paratroopers and Japanese prank show clips involving stunt drivers emulating a scene from Crazy Taxi all in one place?
For free?
Nowhere, I tells ya!
Not That There's Anything Wrong With That!
So how was the top of Mt. Everest?
Faaabulousssss!
Bwahahaha.
