OTOH, I'm a complete moron and do not get this at all.
Angelus ,'Smile Time'
Natter 57 Varieties
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Dear Lord! I picked up some Mucinex at the grocery store last night and they wanted to know my birthdate. Seems it's now a "controlled substance"!
aren't those usually more fun?
OTOH, I'm a complete moron and do not get this at all.
JZ, there are a ton I'm not getting. I do love the Smiths one though.
most often if the person does not put the artist or song title in the tags then I don't get many.
I love this one.
That's brilliant.
(I don't know the song for the "Table of Contents" one that Dana linked, or for the "kos" one that Shrift linked.)
I don't know the song for the "Table of Contents" one that Dana linked, or for the "kos" one that Shrift linked.
"The Book of Love", by The Magnetic Fields, and "King of Spain", by Moxy Fruvous.
(I don't know the song for the "Table of Contents" one that Dana linked, or for the "kos" one that Shrift linked.)
"King of Spain" by Moxy Früvous.
Love this one!: [link]
demonstration of psychological perception
I... watched the video and my screen was too dark even for me to be able to follow the passers dressed in white. The passers dressed in black might all have been moonwalking bears for all I could tell.
My favorite version of this, done on Harvard campus I think, was the one where a person would strike up a conversation with a stranger, two people with a mirror or large object would walk between them, and then when the obstruction was gone, the stranger would be talking to a different person.
I want to say there's also been a version done with people randomly showing up wearing gorilla suits, but that's mostly because I just think that college psychology students would pay cash munny for the opportunity to improve the scientific record while wearing a gorilla suit.
Has this one been posted?