It’s the hair metal song that has been missing from your life. Of course, that part of the parody will be lost on you because the lyrics will ring so true. I need a drink, this is depressing.
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It’s the hair metal song that has been missing from your life. Of course, that part of the parody will be lost on you because the lyrics will ring so true. I need a drink, this is depressing.
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This is made of awesome. Especially the end where they claim home cooking is killing restaurants & home sleeping is killing hotels. And bloggers who tell you the punchline before you watch the video are ruining youtube! Oops.
For those of you who are young ones, before downloads we had cassette tapes and would record music from the radio or each other.
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I could rant about this, but I don’t want you to steal my argument and use it as your own.
It’s a bit long, like an actual Academy Award wining movie.
I wish I would have did more lighting in film school and so do these guys. Otherwise it is funny.
If that was the case, then this T-shirt design featuring Charles Darwin and Pokemon critters would be spot-on.

Want it as much as I do? Buy it from Threadless Tees.
I dig this video by NY eatery, The Pump.
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I spotted this a while back, but I was too busy to blog it. Luckily, I ran into it again because I love how they parody every cliché food spot you’ve ever seen.
Today, may I present for your viewing pleasure, Logorama, a short film about life in a city on the west coast of the USA, as represented by a multitude of business logos and pop icons. I’ve watched it three times so far, and I’m still finding little references I missed before. One thing I will say is that the film-makers (a French bunch under the name of H5) really don’t seem to like poor old Fido Dido
Slick, sharp and ripe fer litigation, I’d suggest ye watch this before it disappears (Oscar nomination notwithstanding).
For the Fracophones amongst us, here’s the film’s own page: LOGORAMA-THEMOVIE (it’s also a better resolution for watching the film, IMHO)
I spotted this last night, but I didn’t get around to sharing until now. Mind blowing, I’ll never look at his movies the same again.
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