Hell hath no fury....

Thanks Bridget!

A Reminder

Proof people will always be dumber than you.


I just watched TwittEarth for about 10 minutes. I want it back.

The Fun Theory

Fun is a Motivator.

Volkswagon has once again handed our asses to us in marketing. According to their latest creation, "The Fun Theory", people will choose to do healthier things if fun is a result of it. It's like Improv Everywhere....going green!



Link - Thanks MLE!

Improv Everywhere (Or Nyc at least)

You may have seen some of 'Improv Everywhere's work; i.e. No pants on the subway, or the train station freeze. Here's their latest gig, a surprise reception for a random couple picked up at city hall.

4d Dancers

'I Want That Jacket...'


This was actually my favoritest store in Manhattan, Daffy's (on Broadway I think...in SoHo) when I lived there. I bought gloves for a simple $15.00 instead of the usual $65.00! No Ways!! And no one tried to sell me cocaine in there, bonus.

Enjoy the cleverness.

Vimeo II

Just reinforcing the last post...

Josh's Commute to Work: A Tribute to Michael Jackson from 3to1 Studios on Vimeo.

Vimeo... the "Facebook" of Youtube.

A video site....without crappy videos to sift through...

It's a new and improved video site called Vimeo, a video site used by art lovers. Remember when people gave a shit about myspace? You'd be stalking, uhh I mean browsing through you're friends pages then BAM... Sparkly graphics, stretched roses, "HOT BABY" written in some shit ass graffiti font at the top. Then facebook came along, and designers were able to breathe again to continue their beloved stalking without any ticks or twitches from seeing manually bolded comic cans. Well friends, you wont see Miley Cyrus acting like a spoiled bitch on this site; no bike riders falling down stairs and breaking arms; and no hamsters playing the panio! What you will see is videos well edited, with creative foundations, and clever content. Go explore for yourself.

Here's a sample of one of their videos, don't forget the acid.

A Record Of Life from Owen Gatley on Vimeo.