DID U C CHARLIE ROSE LAST NITE?

THE INTERNETS ARE GONNA ASPLODE!!!

Oh no!

Youtube Frenzy

Here are a bunch of mostly unconnected youtube videos I just like. They're good, in different ways.

Mike Gravel does "Helter Skelter." Cause that song isn't associated with crazy people at all.


This was his last little number. It's awesome.


Excellent April Fool's gag from Terry Jones and co.


The greatest ad ever made: Hungarian sausages!



And this is sublime and beautiful.

Tiny Projector in My Ha-a-ands

This is kinda neat, or disturbing, depending on your point of view. They're developing itty bity projectors to project your itty bitty movies now.

(Sorry about the terrible Elton John joke in the title.)

A Clown's Journey

Don't Steal Movies or I Will Turn You Into a Skull

This is old, but great, and I forgot about it until today, and it's never not a good day to show people the creepiest, weirdest anti-piracy ad you've ever seen.

Here's the youtube:

"O-kay!"

Check out this freaking awesome Japanese propaganda cartoon from 1934. It's got an evil Mickey Mouse riding a bat that shoots bullets out of its mouth.

"A consumer advocate is a person in your neighborhood..."

I love this scene. And Sesame Street.

The Day of Rockening

Only watch this youtube if you want your eyes and/or ears to be MELTED BY AWESOMENESS!!!


More on Lordi and their upcoming movie.

AFSCME

Funny PSA on the youtubes.

"Association"

I'm sure this will be all over the internets soon and that there isn't much of a reason for a little blog nobody reads like this one to feature it, but I'm going to anyway, just in case you haven't seen it and happen across this blog while randomly surfing the web in the middle of the night. Maybe you will suddenly realize you need some strange, strange, strange animated weirdness. So here's the butt-biting bug. Enjoy.

ADDED: The youtube link is down, thanks to NHK. Here's another version. The subtitles aren't in English on this one--but really, do they need to be?

Great Animation

Here is some great animation. Nina Paley has set some Hindu legends to old-timey bluesy jazz music, and it's beautiful and funny at the same time:

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Masterpieces

Demons at the Door

Hercules (with Lou Ferrigno)