Thursday, June 10, 2010
The Three Best Jewish/Israeli You-Tube Videos on The Internet
I always thought people in LA were retarded.
read about the video Here and why Israel is apologizing.
The reason why this video is so funny is because, it is so true.
I always thought people in LA were retarded.
read about the video Here and why Israel is apologizing.
The reason why this video is so funny is because, it is so true.
The Three Best Jewish/Israeli You-Tube Videos on The Internet
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
@'ING CONTEST #1
This weekend I went to a comic book convention in Charlotte, North Carolina. If you've never been to a comic book convention, comic book store, comic book anything, I highly suggest it. Growing up around comic book art (my brother is a comic nerd) My interest never spanned further than Wolverine and his awesome razor blade fingernails.
Conventions work like this: There are tables designated to different artists who sell books, original artwork, and sketch commissioned pieces of artwork for people who come to the shows. Think of 300 specialized and individual merch tables in a big convention hall. It's pretty cool and the majority of the people are really nice.
There are also people who come dressed up as different characters. Here is an example.
Conventions work like this: There are tables designated to different artists who sell books, original artwork, and sketch commissioned pieces of artwork for people who come to the shows. Think of 300 specialized and individual merch tables in a big convention hall. It's pretty cool and the majority of the people are really nice.
There are also people who come dressed up as different characters. Here is an example.
This weekend I went to a comic book convention in Charlotte, North Carolina. If you've never been to a comic book convention, comic book store, comic book anything, I highly suggest it. Growing up around comic book art (my brother is a comic nerd) My interest never spanned further than Wolverine and his awesome razor blade fingernails.
Conventions work like this: There are tables designated to different artists who sell books, original artwork, and sketch commissioned pieces of artwork for people who come to the shows. Think of 300 specialized and individual merch tables in a big convention hall. It's pretty cool and the majority of the people are really nice.
There are also people who come dressed up as different characters. Here is an example.
Conventions work like this: There are tables designated to different artists who sell books, original artwork, and sketch commissioned pieces of artwork for people who come to the shows. Think of 300 specialized and individual merch tables in a big convention hall. It's pretty cool and the majority of the people are really nice.
There are also people who come dressed up as different characters. Here is an example.
@'ING CONTEST #1
Monday, June 7, 2010
Music Monday Volume 2
Image was found on Digg. Here!
Twitter has a trend called "Music Monday". Every Monday, users can suggest different artists to their followers. This mix is inspired by "Music Monday".
Boris- Pink (From the album Pink)
Erykah Badu- Window Seat (From the album The New Amerykah Part 2)
Flying Lotus- Nose Art (From the album Cosmogramma)
Phil Collins- Don't Lose My Number (From the album No Jacket Required)
Caravella- Coquette (TBA)
Download the mix Here!
RP?
Labels:
badu,
boris,
caravella,
flyinglotus,
philcollins
Image was found on Digg. Here!
Twitter has a trend called "Music Monday". Every Monday, users can suggest different artists to their followers. This mix is inspired by "Music Monday".
Boris- Pink (From the album Pink)
Erykah Badu- Window Seat (From the album The New Amerykah Part 2)
Flying Lotus- Nose Art (From the album Cosmogramma)
Phil Collins- Don't Lose My Number (From the album No Jacket Required)
Caravella- Coquette (TBA)
Download the mix Here!
RP?
Music Monday Volume 2
Friday, May 28, 2010
MIA's Born Free + videos from Romain Gavras
In case you've been hiding underneath the hipster rock like I have, you for some reason haven't watched this video yet:
M.I.A, Born Free from ROMAIN-GAVRAS on Vimeo.
The director also has a pretty interesting film coming out soon:
notre jour viendra - feature film trailer from ROMAIN-GAVRAS on Vimeo.
Will there soon be a genre of film called "hipster"? I don't like using the word either but when I think of what "hipster's" might find visually stimulating it's something like this:
The Last Shadow Puppets, The Age Of The Understatement from ROMAIN-GAVRAS on Vimeo.
What can be more hipster than a brief description on your wikpedia page?
Romain Gavras is a French director. Wikipedia Look Yourself
M.I.A, Born Free from ROMAIN-GAVRAS on Vimeo.
The director also has a pretty interesting film coming out soon:
notre jour viendra - feature film trailer from ROMAIN-GAVRAS on Vimeo.
Will there soon be a genre of film called "hipster"? I don't like using the word either but when I think of what "hipster's" might find visually stimulating it's something like this:
The Last Shadow Puppets, The Age Of The Understatement from ROMAIN-GAVRAS on Vimeo.
What can be more hipster than a brief description on your wikpedia page?
Romain Gavras is a French director. Wikipedia Look Yourself
Labels:
Film,
hipster,
mia,
Romaingavras,
videos
In case you've been hiding underneath the hipster rock like I have, you for some reason haven't watched this video yet:
M.I.A, Born Free from ROMAIN-GAVRAS on Vimeo.
The director also has a pretty interesting film coming out soon:
notre jour viendra - feature film trailer from ROMAIN-GAVRAS on Vimeo.
Will there soon be a genre of film called "hipster"? I don't like using the word either but when I think of what "hipster's" might find visually stimulating it's something like this:
The Last Shadow Puppets, The Age Of The Understatement from ROMAIN-GAVRAS on Vimeo.
What can be more hipster than a brief description on your wikpedia page?
Romain Gavras is a French director. Wikipedia Look Yourself
M.I.A, Born Free from ROMAIN-GAVRAS on Vimeo.
The director also has a pretty interesting film coming out soon:
notre jour viendra - feature film trailer from ROMAIN-GAVRAS on Vimeo.
Will there soon be a genre of film called "hipster"? I don't like using the word either but when I think of what "hipster's" might find visually stimulating it's something like this:
The Last Shadow Puppets, The Age Of The Understatement from ROMAIN-GAVRAS on Vimeo.
What can be more hipster than a brief description on your wikpedia page?
Romain Gavras is a French director. Wikipedia Look Yourself
MIA's Born Free + videos from Romain Gavras
Thursday, May 27, 2010
SOUNDCLOUD
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Everyone is ripping off Patton Oswalt
So here is a routine that Patton Oswalt did a few years ago on his album "Werewolves and Lolipops"
Here's some other "comedian" telling the same joke, scroll to 2:45 to find the joke. Or you can watch his entire routine which was taken from Patton as well:
I'm not the first one who noticed this, Patton actually did, and he wrote a letter to the comedian.
"I’m really hurt. It feels unpleasant. I worked very hard on those jokes – honed them night after night, kept challenging myself to make them funnier. Plus, I have a constant gallery of friends and colleagues in my head – Louie CK and Dave Attell among them – against whose work I compare my writing, and ask myself, sometimes harshly, if I’ve truly gotten my stuff to their level."
Read the entire letter Here
So obviously someone who enjoys the work of Patton or follows his work or any comedy for the matter, would come to expect that there is a anti- plagiarism force that will eventually exploit the joke thief.
This kid, takes the same joke that was originally plagiarized and uses it in his speech during the COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY commencement.
Nice job dude, now your the SECOND person to be found out stealing the joke. He's like the plagiarized plagiarizer.
Here's some other notable joke stealers:
got any good jokes?
Here's some other "comedian" telling the same joke, scroll to 2:45 to find the joke. Or you can watch his entire routine which was taken from Patton as well:
I'm not the first one who noticed this, Patton actually did, and he wrote a letter to the comedian.
"I’m really hurt. It feels unpleasant. I worked very hard on those jokes – honed them night after night, kept challenging myself to make them funnier. Plus, I have a constant gallery of friends and colleagues in my head – Louie CK and Dave Attell among them – against whose work I compare my writing, and ask myself, sometimes harshly, if I’ve truly gotten my stuff to their level."
Read the entire letter Here
So obviously someone who enjoys the work of Patton or follows his work or any comedy for the matter, would come to expect that there is a anti- plagiarism force that will eventually exploit the joke thief.
This kid, takes the same joke that was originally plagiarized and uses it in his speech during the COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY commencement.
Nice job dude, now your the SECOND person to be found out stealing the joke. He's like the plagiarized plagiarizer.
Here's some other notable joke stealers:
got any good jokes?
Labels:
Comedy,
pattonoswalt,
plagiarized
So here is a routine that Patton Oswalt did a few years ago on his album "Werewolves and Lolipops"
Here's some other "comedian" telling the same joke, scroll to 2:45 to find the joke. Or you can watch his entire routine which was taken from Patton as well:
I'm not the first one who noticed this, Patton actually did, and he wrote a letter to the comedian.
"I’m really hurt. It feels unpleasant. I worked very hard on those jokes – honed them night after night, kept challenging myself to make them funnier. Plus, I have a constant gallery of friends and colleagues in my head – Louie CK and Dave Attell among them – against whose work I compare my writing, and ask myself, sometimes harshly, if I’ve truly gotten my stuff to their level."
Read the entire letter Here
So obviously someone who enjoys the work of Patton or follows his work or any comedy for the matter, would come to expect that there is a anti- plagiarism force that will eventually exploit the joke thief.
This kid, takes the same joke that was originally plagiarized and uses it in his speech during the COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY commencement.
Nice job dude, now your the SECOND person to be found out stealing the joke. He's like the plagiarized plagiarizer.
Here's some other notable joke stealers:
got any good jokes?
Here's some other "comedian" telling the same joke, scroll to 2:45 to find the joke. Or you can watch his entire routine which was taken from Patton as well:
I'm not the first one who noticed this, Patton actually did, and he wrote a letter to the comedian.
"I’m really hurt. It feels unpleasant. I worked very hard on those jokes – honed them night after night, kept challenging myself to make them funnier. Plus, I have a constant gallery of friends and colleagues in my head – Louie CK and Dave Attell among them – against whose work I compare my writing, and ask myself, sometimes harshly, if I’ve truly gotten my stuff to their level."
Read the entire letter Here
So obviously someone who enjoys the work of Patton or follows his work or any comedy for the matter, would come to expect that there is a anti- plagiarism force that will eventually exploit the joke thief.
This kid, takes the same joke that was originally plagiarized and uses it in his speech during the COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY commencement.
Nice job dude, now your the SECOND person to be found out stealing the joke. He's like the plagiarized plagiarizer.
Here's some other notable joke stealers:
got any good jokes?
Everyone is ripping off Patton Oswalt
Monday, May 24, 2010
Music Monday Volume 1
Twitter has a trend called "Music Monday". Every Monday, users can suggest different artists to their followers. This mix is inspired by "Music Monday".
Here are my top five songs for this week:
1. The Roots- Dear G-d 2.0 (From the new album How I Got Over)
http://www.mediafire.com/?nmimyziy2uj
2. Bruce Springsteen- Tenth Avenue Freeze Out (From The Album Born To Run)
http://www.mediafire.com/?zynztme5njy
3. David Cross- I Can't Get Beer In Me (From the album Bigger and Blackerer)
http://www.mediafire.com/?ttzhgglz3mz
4. Those Darlins- Let's Talk Dirty In Hawaiian (From the compilation of John Prine songs: Broken Hearts and Dirty Windows)
http://www.mediafire.com/?dnu2vtmzmtd
5. Washed Out- Belong (From the album High Times)
http://www.mediafire.com/?gzzin0mdj5w
What music do you suggest for Music Monday?
Here are my top five songs for this week:
1. The Roots- Dear G-d 2.0 (From the new album How I Got Over)
http://www.mediafire.com/?nmimyziy2uj
2. Bruce Springsteen- Tenth Avenue Freeze Out (From The Album Born To Run)
http://www.mediafire.com/?zynztme5njy
3. David Cross- I Can't Get Beer In Me (From the album Bigger and Blackerer)
http://www.mediafire.com/?ttzhgglz3mz
4. Those Darlins- Let's Talk Dirty In Hawaiian (From the compilation of John Prine songs: Broken Hearts and Dirty Windows)
http://www.mediafire.com/?dnu2vtmzmtd
5. Washed Out- Belong (From the album High Times)
http://www.mediafire.com/?gzzin0mdj5w
What music do you suggest for Music Monday?
Labels:
davidcross,
musicmonday,
springsteen,
theroots,
thosedarlins,
twitter,
washedout
Twitter has a trend called "Music Monday". Every Monday, users can suggest different artists to their followers. This mix is inspired by "Music Monday".
Here are my top five songs for this week:
1. The Roots- Dear G-d 2.0 (From the new album How I Got Over)
http://www.mediafire.com/?nmimyziy2uj
2. Bruce Springsteen- Tenth Avenue Freeze Out (From The Album Born To Run)
http://www.mediafire.com/?zynztme5njy
3. David Cross- I Can't Get Beer In Me (From the album Bigger and Blackerer)
http://www.mediafire.com/?ttzhgglz3mz
4. Those Darlins- Let's Talk Dirty In Hawaiian (From the compilation of John Prine songs: Broken Hearts and Dirty Windows)
http://www.mediafire.com/?dnu2vtmzmtd
5. Washed Out- Belong (From the album High Times)
http://www.mediafire.com/?gzzin0mdj5w
What music do you suggest for Music Monday?
Here are my top five songs for this week:
1. The Roots- Dear G-d 2.0 (From the new album How I Got Over)
http://www.mediafire.com/?nmimyziy2uj
2. Bruce Springsteen- Tenth Avenue Freeze Out (From The Album Born To Run)
http://www.mediafire.com/?zynztme5njy
3. David Cross- I Can't Get Beer In Me (From the album Bigger and Blackerer)
http://www.mediafire.com/?ttzhgglz3mz
4. Those Darlins- Let's Talk Dirty In Hawaiian (From the compilation of John Prine songs: Broken Hearts and Dirty Windows)
http://www.mediafire.com/?dnu2vtmzmtd
5. Washed Out- Belong (From the album High Times)
http://www.mediafire.com/?gzzin0mdj5w
What music do you suggest for Music Monday?
Music Monday Volume 1
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