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When I was getting ready to move out of America and away from everyone that I hold so dear I wanted a way to share my experience with those awesome people. Luckily, Bluno posted this clip on Good Problem back in January. I really liked the clip and the flash player so I traced the video back to its source and discovered Vimeo. I dig Vimeo a lot and advise all of you to sign up for an account. Check out my account if you wanna connect with me, I'd love to see what you are up to. I'll be uploading a bunch more of my own videos from my year in Prague in the near future. Peace y'all.

Hey nonny ding dong, alang alang alang. . .

In third grade I wanted to audition for a talent show. I had myself convinced that lip sinking Life Could Be A Dream (Shaboom, Sh Boom) to a dirty sock on a stick was a good idea. Really. I think my brother Kevin talked me out of it. I thought it would change peoples lives. I mean look at the lyrics and imagine a nine year old with a dirty sock on a stick. Think about that for a second. Shit wow. Ahead of my time? Probably not. A little fucked up? Yep. Bad idea? Nope. A nine year old's good problem. I think I even choreographed some jagged dance kicks to add a layer if intrigue.

Anyhoo, here's another good problem. Who knows. . . Might change your life.

nice catch!

A cool little gem of an ad. Ta gitchoo ready for tha weekend.

impossible is the opposite of possible

More evidence that Michael Cera totally rules:

The Latest Gawker Stalker Sighting:

"Saw George-Michael Bluth wearing a tucked-in red polo shirt and walking with some not-overtly-cute girl. Both of them were articulately and slowly saying the name "Zach Braff." He was lankier than I would have imagined."


Ha! Zach Braff...

The marijuana-time continuum

I heart cops.

go big!

You better stop doing that.

basketball vs. ping pong

you decide:

rebellion, personal expression for sale?

Hmmm.

"I expect that all of your projects will get linked up like crazy and bring you internet fame and glory."

So that's why street art exists?

I can't wait until I'm famous on the internet. I'd better sign up for some kind of class. Graffiti!

Almost as bad as fake tattoo sleeves?

Or totally not, because they educate and teach you to appreciate/see through new eyes? The message of the art would just be perpetuated/spread to further audiences? (ie. us seeing/appreciating r-fresh's bad-ass pixelator post?)

I can't tell how I feel about this.

Ug. My head hurts.

Anyone else?

Pixelator Generators

I get excited about a lot of things in one day. This is what excited me most, on the internet, today.

Dopeware

They're Getting The Band Back Together

Spinal Tap is definitely against the whole devistation thing.

(Click on the video link a few paragraphs down to see the short film.)

Mad Butter, Yo

I'm sure there will be a drug introduced soon to fight the effects of breathing hot fake butter.


Get in on the ground floor and you could make millions (of enemys).

So, Prince and Michael Jackson are at this James Brown concert ...

It sounds like the beginning to a really good joke, but instead it's the best thing ever.

Star Dudes

Dudes, have you seen this?

Czech Your Head

We went to the Czech fest at the Moose Lodge on Sunday.

A reason

A reason why I think Paul Rudd is awesome ...

Fixed Gear

In San Francisco

I'm hot cuz I'm fly.

You ain't cuz you not.

"'someday I'll come and find you"

man, i guess this should be amazing cus of the robot (altho its 100% fake and scripted), but im having trouble getting past the things im hearing David (the robots father/brother) say, like "super sad" and "i...thinkyourawesome" and "we-hee-hee love you too jewels". i cant tell but is David crying at the end?

this post is dedicated to certain someone and his robotic twin!! ;)