Idiots on Look East
No, not the news readers, although they qualify anyway. No – I spotted this on the lunchtime news today:
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Mine eyes! Mine ears!
I was flicking through the “new music videos” section of Virgin On Demand last night, when I stumbled across this.
Uniqlock
I’m all for dancing Japanese girls, but this ad campaign for a clothing range is… strange. Just watch:
Football Manager 2009
According to someone on a newsgroup (and I pretty much agree), Football Manager is more or less a role playing game. It’s all the stats and stuff, innit. And now here’s Football Manager 2009. Perhaps this time the text on the 360 version will be large enough to read? No wait – it’s a Sega game. They don’t fix problems with successive releases, the exacerbate them. Anyway!
It’s not about that sort of mouse
A video of a mouse skydiving. OK, so it’s actually an advert for some new Microsoft computer mouse, but it’s still a mouse. Skydiving.
Amazing one man band, with no instruments
Using some clever looping and delay kit, Beardyman (human beatbox extraordinaire) puts together an amazing music track – in one take.
I need a new MacBook
Of course, I don’t need one at all. My two and a half year old, first generation, bought at launch, Core Duo (not even Core 2 Duo) white MacBook is still my favouritest computer I’ve ever owned. And I’ve owned a lot. It’s still just as nippy as it ever was, and bar a bigger hard drive and an upgrade to Leopard it’s still the same as it was when I bought it.¬¨‚Ć I’ve never felt the need to buy …
Sempre assim, em cima, em cima, em cima, em cima…
Wii Samba de Amigo is here! Have can you not love it, with this advert? Shh!! Lets just pretend the “issues” with the controls don’t exist, yes? And this is clearly the best track:
Empire: Total War trailer
It looks impressive. Very impressive. And I’ve always been slightly tempted by the series. However, it’s made by Sega (with whom I am currently not best friends), and it’s PC game. And I don’t have a PC. Anyway:
Rubik’s Cube solving Lego robot
This is more than a little impressive. The robot first scans all the faces, then works out a solution, before carrying it out.
An interesting look into North Korea
Everyone likes to know about places they can’t go, don’t they? It’s normal curiosity. That’s why kids explore empty houses and caves and wells and stuff, isn’t it? North Korea is one of those places. I know very little about it, apart from that it’s The Evil Half Of Korea. Or so I thought. Thanks to a random post on a forum I read, I was made aware of this fascinating set of videos. A US journalist gets into the …