Good Night, Liebchen
My son loves Curious George. I love pretentious cinema. How can we resolve our viewing dilemmas?
Perfect. No, really, this is inspired.
My son loves Curious George. I love pretentious cinema. How can we resolve our viewing dilemmas?
Perfect. No, really, this is inspired.
So I’m getting bored with the way I look. It’s time for a change. Here’s the beginning of an occasional series I’d like to call:
Take Me Seriously—I Am A Professional
First, the suit:
The “Accordion Suit”, from Poorly Dressed
Then, the glasses:
Stylin’!
A brilliant idea: take the wonderful photographs found on The Big Picture & add teh funneh. As The Big Caption’s mission statement says, it’s
A complement to The Big Picture wherein Jokes and Statements are made using Typography.
They’ve not been publishing much recently: I hope the Copyright Police haven’t shut them down. Here are two of my favourites:
And, equally strong:
Heh—it’s funny ’cause it’s true!
This is a fantastically surreal archive of interactive Flash blobs. In Internet years, this stuff is like a million years old, but I keep coming back to it when I need a jolt of the seriously weird. Han Hoogerbrugge hasn’t given up this work, having created a somewhat more restrained ProStress & the seriously fun Hotel series.
So Microsoft has been churning out lots of really crap stuff recently—as well as really good stuff like the ongoing work on IE9. But this post is about the crap stuff. A prime example is “Songsmith”, software that helps you create the most banal music based on how you’re singing.
We’re going to place Songsmith within the context of a big joke. First:
Then:
“Running with the Songsmith”, based upon the old Van Halen song. Seriously? That’s what it came up with to accompany the singing? I laughed until I cried.