Spaghetti Live-Action Video (Food, Toys, Objects)
If someone ever asks you to define creativity, just play this video and save yourself a lot of words. It’s called Spaghetti Western by PEZ.
If someone ever asks you to define creativity, just play this video and save yourself a lot of words. It’s called Spaghetti Western by PEZ.
According to some analysis by jischinger, the afro on your masthead image can increase sales by 74.5 percent.
While Google/YouTube may change the dynamic of video search, it’s still hopelessly frustrating to find a video online. Wall Street Journal writer Jessica Vascellaro wrote a nice article on video search today. I liked it not just because it was the first time I’ve been mentioned in the Wall Street Journal. The article shows that companies have made significant efforts…
I’m a bit late on my online-video predictions for 2010 (unless you count this December post). The landscape continues to change, and it seems the world has been slow to catch up with my 2008 and 2009 predictions. Heck I even made a video in 2006 predicting 2007. Here’s what I’m seeing in Online Video…
Nalts does hitviews
When I was in college, I had the weekend early morning shift at the campus radio station. I used to try experiments to find out if anyone was listening (like offering a free car to the first caller). That's the way this blog is going, so I've decided to stir things up with some totally…
Oh dear. Did I sleep through a Google Video death? It seems these video sites barely have the courtesy to send a “goodbye” card when they die. It took a while for me to realize TheDailyReel was RIP, and I just discovered this morning that Flix55 (the video-sharing site by a NYC television station) had vanished. Now…
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Coolio! (No, not the rapper.)
p.s. the blog entry took me less than 2 minutes to read, watch and comment. Way to go! :o)
Now THAT’S a video!!! Fabulous.
I remember pick up sticks and that kind of kaleidoscope too. I haven’t thought about pick up sticks in at least 30 years. I feel so nostalgic now for the days when mothers didn’t worry about six-year-olds poking their eyes out with a sharp stick. Remember those black mold making boxes that you heated up and then squirted colored goo into? And it cooked the goo into rubbery insects and snakes and stuff. My mom let us play with that stuff ALONE. And we went outside all the time and we were allowed to ride our bikes all over the neighborhood until it was dark.
Wait a minute. I’m sensing a pattern here. Maybe there’s a reason she let us do that stuff . . . .
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She never let me have an E-Z bake oven though. What was up with that?
Sukatra- my mom dressed us up as yellow speed bumps for Halloween. And BTW the ez bake over was so overrated. The light bulb didn’t hurt anymore against your skin than a waffle iron (and don’t think I don’t know for sure).
That video was amazing! What creativity!
sukatra: My cousin is the reason they outlawed (or at least blunted) Jarts; he got one stuck in his arm once during a game. Of course, he was an accident waiting to happen.
I was allowed to wander freely as a child. There were no organized baseball games or practices, we rode our bikes all over town. Unfortunately, life was quieter and easier in those days. But I had an E-Z Bake Oven!!! Nyeah, nyeah!
Kevin, how bored are you at work??
I just escaped your house for the day. Sweet sweet bliss.
This is one of my fav videos. I sent it to Nutcheese. And she was all like “I’ve already seen it.” She’s always seen the videos before I send them to her.
Bitch.
You have some anger issues, don’t you BsoN?
My brain hurts from the experience. This reminds me of the ’80s when we would get stoned and sit up all night watching USA network’s “Up all night”. Pheeewww.
that was cool I posted it to one of the message boards my friend owns!
oooh, that looked absolutely delicious!
By the way, I just watched all of the videos by that guy. I especially like the chair porn.
I never went into today expecting to see two chairs doing it…
Stellar. It’s their world. We just live in it.
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