as in, after pulling the second all-nighter in 72 hours, I’m not sure which of the two of us is more pixillated: me or this ancient Scooby Doo remix video.
Ah, I can’t figure it out. But I’m not the only one with that problem, as you can see from this video of Shaggy and Scooby’s encounter with some of BC’s finest export.
Okay, look. Let's be honest. If the lead singer here were a white boy dancing like that he wouldn't get the girl; he'd get the tongue depressor forced between his teeth, a double dose of clonazepam, and the snazzy jacket with the extra-long sleeves that buckle in the back. Those backup boys can rock it out, it must be said. The lyrics are a bit messy, though, a little too brutally honest. "We also create false promises" eh?
From Boingboing:
In this youtube, a band identified as the "Indian Beatles" performs a totally rockin' version of "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" in Hindi…
Commenters on the YouTube page add more details. The song is "Tumse Hai Dil Ko" from the film "Jaanwar" — and this: "The camera work is exceptional, the singing great, and the fact that this was just 1 year after the Beatles' appearance on the Ed Sullivan show makes this work of adaptive plagiarism all the more impressive."
And the lyrics:
Look, no one knows yet
Look, no one knows yet
My heart loves you
My heart loves youLook, no one knows yet
Look, no one knows yet
My heart loves you
My heart loves youWe meet because of destiny
We also create false promises
We meet because of destiny
we also create false promisesMy heart loves you
My heart loves you
Look, no one knows yet
Look, no one knows yet
My heart loves you
My heart loves you
Just what it sounds like:
The Blair Witch Project, the way it was meant to be.
The police press conference:
the videotape left in the van, Part One
the second half of the video left in the van:
From tigressemimi:
I made this video with Windows movie maker. This video is a presentation of photos pulled by the album of the ice storm of quebec in 1998. This storm was terrible. We must be evacuated because it was too much cold and too dangerous. We did not have electricity anymore and all the shops were closed. The food became rare. I remember that we had to put our food to the garbage because the fridge and the freezer did not work any more. It was the hell. it fell 100 mm of ice there. To show you the extent of damages, here is some figures:
700 municipalities affected
up to 7,000 cords of wood distributed each day (firewood)
more than 60,000 meals a day served in shelters
more than 16,000 wooden poles damaged
approximately 3,312,600 litres of milk discarded
more than 3,000 pylons downed or irreparably damaged
telephone service cut off to more than 158,500 customers
approximately 1.7 million hectares of forest damaged
so you understand now what i say… but one thing was very nice… SCHOOL WAS CLOSED lol please leave your comment i'll be very happy ^^
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