I’m not really an atheist, and I must say this video is amusingly/infuriatingly ignorant. This is definitely a case for evolution to be taught in schools; your child’s counter-argument will be more convincing and logical than faulty rhetorical references to lightning strikes and processed food Giants.
Thanks, Kristen.
I wouldn’t say that the lights are actually “dazzling”; I think that implies some sort of shimmer.
A clip like this one makes me wonder about what kinds of embarassing things we’ll be saying when someone watches our media years from now.
This is memorable.
If I were an ice skater, I would either be Evgeny or his best skating pal. I don’t know when this footage was from, but I think it’s 2001-ish.
Thanks, Jon.
I highly recommend installing the Firefox add-on Ghostery to your browser. It “alerts you about the web bugs, ad networks and widgets on every page on the web.” On my blog alone there are three “ghosts.” And not only do they tell you how many web bugs are tracking you, they tell you the names of the organizations who are watching so you can do your own research to see where your behavior is being “analyzed.” I salute the developers of this program for promoting awareness of marketing surveillance/website stat recorders. And they have a super cute logo:
Want to add Ghostery? Visit their website here.
This is some of the best pop I’ve heard in years. And a sleek, tropical wonderland of a video, too. They seriously need to release her album here in the States before people get their pirate on.
Though she uses the word “glamorous” plenty of times, this talk is really informative if you’re concerned with glamour.
Can’t. Stop. Watching. Somebody save me.
Thanks, Cass.
‘nuf said.
from PerezHilton.com
Amazon, slowly becoming as censor-happy as Wally-World/WalMart (and as obnoxious), has seriously tampered with its site programming, which is resulting in an anti-gay “glitch.” Of course, what company would admit they were consciously discriminating… OF COURSE it was a huge technological mistake! Yeah, Amazon. Keep feeding us all the expected rhetorics.
Here’s more info:
I’ve recently fallen in love all over again with hypercolor, which seems to be most prominent in videos made in 1993, probably right about the time when I started making really solid memories. I’ve included here some of my favorites. Love them. Hate them. Live them. Enjoy them in a closet.
Sign – Ace of Base (1993)
Move it to the Rhythm – Technotronic (1994)
Twilight Zone – 2 Unlimited (1992)
No Rain – Blind Melon (1993)
And last, but certainly not least… with cow-milking, nurses dressed like identical twins, and all that nonsensical jazz…
Dub I Dub – Me & My (1995)
Feed urself.