Sucker Punch (Ouch)
I had to watch this about 5 times. It’s 6 seconds long, but it has quite a punch to it. Sucker punch.
Can’t really tell the context, but it’s apparently a teacher talking about someone having THT in their system.
I had to watch this about 5 times. It’s 6 seconds long, but it has quite a punch to it. Sucker punch.
Can’t really tell the context, but it’s apparently a teacher talking about someone having THT in their system.
My chest hurts from laughing at this.
I’d better hold on to my day job. My job as the weatherman on MediaMoGirl is at risk. It’s good to be a “protected class” however. I may need to do the weather in a dress to reinforce that.
I pulled out my crystal ball this morning, and I’m predicting the most significant online-video highlights of 2007. I’ll be citing these selectively at the end of 2007 (only those in which I was right). Okay I didn’t use a crystal ball. This video tells a better story about the process I used to arrive…
Interesting article from PBS MediaShift about the nuances of the YouTube homepage. As many have discovered, an editor’s pick on YouTube is a career-changing moment. Take Mark Day with his Smiley Intervention. He’s transformed from a local California comedian to an “web-lebrity.” I have nightmares about his bald face against a yellow wall. This MediaShift piece also clarifies…
When you think about combining bikes and video cameras, you basically imagine one of the following three scenarios: Guy’s front wheel stops, and he flips before jamming his groin. Guy does stupid jump into lake, but knocks his groin and misses lake Kid drives bike into bushes Apparently the world of biking and online video…