My friends and I made a music video for a Flight of the Conchords lipdub contest:
Please watch it in high definition.
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13 January 2009, 08:13
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That green screen you see before movie previews.
I’m very busy on many web sites.
Stop Being Broken
Tips for living in the near future
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Brevity is the soul of twit.
YouTube Channel
Who knows, maybe I uploaded something on YouTube that I forgot to put on re-run.
And, for your birthday, I brought my power cord.
I feel like hot buttered death.
Wrapped in velvety, bacony death.
With a side of death. And orange juice.
But these pieces are written by intellectuals who live in an environment where reasoned argument is prized. I live in Florida.
I had a dream about the zombie apocalypse last night in which I was busy taking pictures of the dramatic sky.
It takes a bit of concentration/practice, but during a meeting last week I used the bottle several times in the space of an hour without any chirping.
what do you think about putting a little graphic up and a “sign” that says “Under Construction”? Something that looks like a little cartoon perhaps?
salmonella
oops, ha. meant to google that.
the chaos is terrified by the gleam of agenda in my eye.
I guess what I’m saying is that some people hold their religion close to the vest, and some wear it like a giant foam cowboy hat.
my lawnmower broke. So now I don’t have to mow the lawn anymore.
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Nicely done.
— Darren R. Sussman 13 January 2009, 16:34 #