Sometimes, something so bafflingly bizarre comes my way. This chap has (as at 12:11pm today) 4,721 videos, most of which involve standing around puffing away at a pipe. Please enjoy, while your skull dissolves in your own brain juice…
For extra creepiness, try watching this one.
Nice (i.e horrible) find, @eliot_haworth.
I don’t know about you, but I would probably have a heart attack:
Thanks @neillockwood.
OK, I’ve blogged some really crazy African movie trailers before. But this one, well…
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I’m catching the next plane to Accra…
Cheers @speckykweer.
I’ve always loved (i.e hated) company PR events in which the motto is ‘Achieve’ or ‘Succeed’, and the staff are subjected to a barrage of enforced entertainment. But this clip takes things to new heights of horror.
Just go straight to 0:50. Oh, and then to 02:10 for the song and the montage, and if you can’t stomach the rest, just watch the end song at 04:30. I watched it all. Thrice. Sadly this has been taken down since, but you can still watch it right here.
Employee of the week goes to @cawhitworth
More stupidness as Robin chats with Danny Wallace, and even tries a bacon naan sandwich…
Why?
Full power to @robangus for finding this.
I – or rather, Robin Cooper – was on Danny Wallace’s XFM Breakfast Show today as I am every Friday. Well, this time I was on the phone. I/Robin felt it necessary to discuss the topic on everybody’s lips at the moment: Mr C and all those wolves…
Thanks to @dedboy2000 for the image. Nice work!
I never need to see any other film again. This clearly has it all:
I love all the unnecessary crediting going on at the end – and giving the address of the company that markets the film is a nice touch. Also, how fast does that guy speak? Jeez!
Nice find @Eddiesilence
I made this phone call many years ago. It’s short and sweet. And very silly.
This. Obviously:
I love the fact that a ‘production company’ is credited for this. It’s just so brilliant, but the clip does throw up a number of general questions, namely…
1) Why?
2) Why?
3) Why?
Thanks to @mtstirling for ‘unboxing’ (geddit?!) this beauty.
