[vimeo 29106106 w=640&h=480]
A series of hipsters will now cycle toward you, no-handed, miming and gesturing to the sound of ‘Golden Tree’ by Martin Brooks.
Made by Ninian Doff
[vimeo 29106106 w=640&h=480]
A series of hipsters will now cycle toward you, no-handed, miming and gesturing to the sound of ‘Golden Tree’ by Martin Brooks.
Made by Ninian Doff
Sniffing butts and whatnot. Hey, it’s a living.
Mitt Romney gets The Bad Lip Reading Treatment.
Previously: Michele Bachmann: My Sister Talks To Bigfoot
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mq5LfuvRBVM
Because we can’t get enough of those wonderful Muppets.
An accomplished 3D animation (with an equally impressive audio score) telling the story of a man who gets a lot more than he bargains for when he bears down on the deer trapped in his headlights on a late night drive.
A lot of work went into this. Check out the ‘making of’ and film production blog.
And Wall Street’s take on all this? Keep calm and carry on.
These are days of protests across the world. On Saturday, an unprecedented wave of protests hit 950 cities across 80 countries in the world. Rome was hit by violence. In New York, a protest dubbed “Occupy Wall Street” has been on for a month now. All are linked to the economic uncertainty that has hit the global economy.
Those countries that were better prepared to face the shock and took pre-emptive action—the UK and its fiscal austerity plan being one example—have been spared the pain to an extent. Those who were unprepared or had “indulged”, so to speak—Ireland and Greece to cite two extreme cases—have had to pay the price. Thus, the picture is not black and white, but a wide swathe of grey.
Ourview: A worldwide wave of protests (LiveMint/The Wall Street Journal)
…when you can play fetch all by yourself?
Sid the Jack Russell has figured out a way to play his favourite game without human assistance.
Previously: Who Needs An Owner?