More Nobody's Watching
These guys are awesome. I think that this is a great stunt:
Waste 5 minutes with a new 'Cuppa Tea' every day!
You might remember my posting about a show called Nobody's Watching. Well thanks to the success it enjoyed on YouTube, they are making the show! In the mean time, they have a few small clips online. Such as this one:
According to the description of this video, it is "designed to inspire the imagination". Well, are you inspired?
http://www.grupthink.com/poll/22
This is a follow-up to this post with another Will Farrell on George Bush video. But this one is funnier.
If nothing else, George Bush has given comedians a bottomless pit of potential. Books, films, shows, radio programmes, you hear people mocking him and imitating him everywhere. You would think that it would get old. It doesn't.
This Agent Provocateur ad with Kylie Minogue is the funniest ad I've seen for a long time. I think that the creepy old woman really adds something. I'm not really sure what...
Ok, this is the last time-lapse video I promise! This one is of the blooming of an amaryllis. I think that it's such a shame that the maker of the video choose this song. It's a really rude song behind something that's quite beautiful. Those who are easily offended, turn off the sound.
Another time-lapse video. It's spectaclar and with fantastic music.
I found loads of really cool time-lapse videos yesterday. I love them for loads of reasons. First of all it shows you how rushed we are as humans, never stopping to observe things for the time they deserve. Take this moonrise for example. Not only is it a stunning video, but watching the moon and the sky move in this is the first time that I've seen the Earth rotate relative to other things in space.
This was featured on YouTube, and I think that it's awesome. It's sped up to the perfect speed. I like the cow...
Is it possible to make fun of GWB too much?
Because I was bored...
This is not a particularly incredible video from YouTube. However, what I find amazing, is quite how much stuff there is on there. Who filmed this? When? Where? How on Earth did a video of a military helicopter crashing find its way onto the internet to be viewed by all?
I really, really want this to be true. It's a very funny idea.
Hi all,
This is an absolutely fantastic Flash animation. For best quality, go and see it here. Otherwise, the YouTube version:
This little film from a student at the University of Aberdeen isn't amazing. It's very good, and rather entertaining, and the song is surprisingly catchy, but it's not amazing. What is amazing is that it's had 900,000 views, and has been featured on news channels in Great Britain, USA and Australia. See this news article on it by the BBC.