Well, Halloween just wouldn’t be the same without all of the modern hoopla, right? In a way, this video is modern, but it’s a classic from a video point-of-view. What am I blabbering on about? None other than the video “Thriller” by Michael Jackson himself. You can’t go through the Halloween weekend without contemplating and viewing this video at least once, can you? If you are a youngster and have never seen this, it’s worth watching. It was produced by Michael Jackson himself back in 1982 at a cost of $800,000 and runs just under 14 minutes. So sit back and check out the full-length version of Michael Jackson’s “Thriller”. Don’t be scared!
This will have you laughing your rear end off! In 1999 Budweiser aired one of their most famous commercials, featuring a group of guys hanging around watching football and drinking beer. “Wassup” was their greeting, and people picked up on that and ran with it. Now, it’s eight years later and these guys are going through the same crap as the rest of us. The new commercial has a serious message (and it’s not by Budweiser, just to clarify), but it is also very funny. Check it out and see what you think:
Wassup 1999
Wassup 2008
Special hat tip to Jackie on MySpace for sharing these videos with her friends!
According to a CNNBC.com exclusive video, the outcome of the 2008 presidential election was tipped by one voter: yours truly. Sorry to admit it folks, but it looks like my habit of sleeping in led to an outcome that many people are disappointed about:
Obviously this video is just a prank. The website is sponsored by Moveon.org, a political action organization supporting Barack Obama. Just for the record, I’m not supporting either candidate, because I think they both stink. I think the system is broken and all you are getting is the choice of heads or tails on the same defective currency. I believe we do need change, but I don’t think either on of these jokers represent it. Anyway, if you want to see what all the hubub is about and play this prank on your own friends, feel free to visit the website and blame them all for the outcome of the yet-to-come election!
The Doomsday Clock is in humming in the buzz of the interwebs today. Interestingly enough, nothing new has happened to the clock. Perhaps a political pundit somewhere speculated that the clock would move following a McCain win in the 2008 Presidential Election, but I think that is highly unlikely. There are much more pressing matters to consider, such as the current financial fiasco, Palin’s wardrobe, etc.
The Doomsday clock was created in 1947 and has been maintained by the board of directors of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. The function of the clock is basically to tell us how close we are to an atomic (now nuclear, read “new-clear”) destruction of planet Earth. Currently the clock is at five minutes until midnight (which corresponds with the annihilation of our planet). Interestingly enough, the clock has actually been as close as two minutes until midnight, in 1953. So what the heck, elect McCain or Obama … it’s all good. We’ve got a few minutes to spare!
Well, lots of stuff circulating the Internet today and making a buzz … but my pick of the day is this spectacular story: MySpace US in being surpassed by Facebook. Can it be true? According to this report over on NME it is. According to this story, Facebook currrently has 132 million members, making it the largest social networking site on the Internet. Interestingly enough, according to another report from the Toronto Star back in March, the site only boasted 67 million users. Could it be possible for the site to draw that many new users in only six months? Of course the challenges that are facing MySpace US can be seen by noting that they have recently added the use of third party applications on their site. This was a major draw of Facebook over MySpace, which MySpace has attempted to play catch-up on. Based on today’s reports, it appears it may have been too little, too late!
Well, lots of stuff circulating the Internet today and making a buzz … but my pick of the day is this spectacular story: MySpace US in being surpassed by Facebook. Can it be true? According to 