I love how, adorably, Benedict Cumberbatch still can't say "Penguins." He managed to get it out correctly the first time, but going forward it's just pengwings. Pengwings everywhere (he says it 17 seconds into this video):
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Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
05 March 2015
26 February 2015
Things I Love Thursday
It's BACK! I am officially bringing back Things I Love Thursday.
And for my triumphant return, a video of Benedict Cumberbatch not being able to say the word penguin:
Along with a video of Benedict redeeming himself on the Graham Norton Show:
What else is on the shortlist?
Performing a task exceptionally well at work ♥ Watching House of Cards with my husband ♥ Knitting on the train ♥ the deer that come about our house and leave trails in the snow while we're away
And for my triumphant return, a video of Benedict Cumberbatch not being able to say the word penguin:
Along with a video of Benedict redeeming himself on the Graham Norton Show:
What else is on the shortlist?
Performing a task exceptionally well at work ♥ Watching House of Cards with my husband ♥ Knitting on the train ♥ the deer that come about our house and leave trails in the snow while we're away
09 June 2010
27 December 2009
United Airlines Sucks. But I Guess That's Not News.
While I was typing up my complaints to the BBB about my recent nightmare trip to El Paso with United Airlines, I stumbled across this video. It's catchy and it's cute, but I'm still too angry with the way United jerked me around to laugh about it. Maybe I'll laugh about it when I finally get my luggage back (oh, yes, they "misplaced" it on the outgoing and return flights! United, FTW).
18 October 2009
Bicycles!
Here's a video about Idaho's "Rolling Stop" Law for cyclists. It is highly rational and educational about things like momentum and how a rolling stop is not "blowing through a stop sign."
Also Here is an article from Slate about how to get cyclists to obey the traffic laws. Written by a cyclist, of course, and offering no new information, but still well written, presenting both the "vehicularist" and "facilitator" arguments towards cyclist traffic laws.
Also Here is an article from Slate about how to get cyclists to obey the traffic laws. Written by a cyclist, of course, and offering no new information, but still well written, presenting both the "vehicularist" and "facilitator" arguments towards cyclist traffic laws.
16 October 2009
How to Work Out From Home
Gala Darling posted this video on her website today, and I couldn't stop laughing. This guy reminds me a lot of Charlie Day, or maybe more specifically his character in Always Sunny. You know, if Charlie had kids.
This weekend is going to be a cold one. Evidently we're going to be getting SNOW! Ack! Yeah, this is why I moved to the East Coast (seasons, y'all), but SNOW? In OCTOBER? Yeah, it's not supposed to stick or anything, but still. Stay warm, everyone.
08 August 2009
24 July 2009
Friday Inspiration
This is such a clever video! It's a creative idea with a brilliant and well done set-up. It makes me want to go to design school.
17 July 2009
Beautiful Stop Motion
I couldn't help but share this beautiful stop motion save-the-date video. What a beautiful way to announce your wedding.
26 May 2009
Global Warming
I thought this video presented something Really Important in a way that is both visually stunning and easy to swallow. I made a mental note to add even more energy saving measures to our list after this.
I just hope the message gets through to more people, and that instead of dismissing it as a myth, or crazy liberal bunk, they get on board with simple, everyday changes that can make a difference to the future of our planet.
It's really not that hard, and it doesn't even have to be more expensive, to stop supporting companies that don't do anything to change the current situation. Believe me, there's a lot more that J and I could do, but just think of what we as a city, a country, a planet, could do if every household simply reduced their waste, and stopped to think about their environmental impact every time they purchased something, or drove somewhere, or shopped for things. It would just be a start, but what a great start it would be.
P.S. The song, Treeology by Shady Bard (myspace), was also featured in an episode of Grey's Anatomy this season (as well as two other songs in other episodes), which is why it might sound familiar.
I just hope the message gets through to more people, and that instead of dismissing it as a myth, or crazy liberal bunk, they get on board with simple, everyday changes that can make a difference to the future of our planet.
It's really not that hard, and it doesn't even have to be more expensive, to stop supporting companies that don't do anything to change the current situation. Believe me, there's a lot more that J and I could do, but just think of what we as a city, a country, a planet, could do if every household simply reduced their waste, and stopped to think about their environmental impact every time they purchased something, or drove somewhere, or shopped for things. It would just be a start, but what a great start it would be.
P.S. The song, Treeology by Shady Bard (myspace), was also featured in an episode of Grey's Anatomy this season (as well as two other songs in other episodes), which is why it might sound familiar.
07 September 2007
19 July 2007
Harry Potter leak = Boston Tea Party
I just read about this article (Spoiler Warning!) on Pop Candy, but the real hilarity was here in this article, where they likened the Harry Potter leak to the Boston Tea Party.
01 March 2007
Happy March!
I basically took way too long to upload this onto YouTube:
Matt, did I ever tell you you're my hero?
Matt, did I ever tell you you're my hero?
23 February 2007
11 June 2006
Animated Entertainment
16 March 2006
oh...my...me.
This is a video of what I like to call dining room baseball. I think that's all the introduction it needs...
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