Subliminal Fun! Hubby and I saw this commercial and broke something laughing. But then, we like us some poo humor.
Two Friday Videos today - aren’t you too lucky for words? I am. I get to watch them again and again.
First - this may disappear so watch while you can: A Gentleman’s Duel, most suitable for fans of historical romance and steampunk. I do hope that you can smell the fear… in your pants!
EDITED TO SAY: Bugger! I can’t find any working links - someone has been busy removing it from the internet. I am sad. I do believe a working link may reside in the comments however. It’s worth hunting down either way.
And, as an added bonus - The Impotence of Proofreading. Injure!
This week’s Friday Video is brought to you by the letters L, O, and L, and by Bitchery Reader Monica, who writes
HBO has a relatively new show called Flight of the Conchords which is hilarious, although admittedly unusual. It’s about two New Zealanders who come to America to try to make it big with their band. During the show, they’ll break out into song. This one is a classic that aired a couple of weeks ago.
In case looking at all the “Show It Technology” has you ready to get it on ‘till the break of dawn this weekend, here’s additional inspiration. It’s Business Time.
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Well, gee—
My copy of the three-armed lady isn’t new, but is in very good shape for its age… and signed to boot. The connecting story, Candle in the Window, is also signed. Perhaps I should move them…
This is actually a very interesting post.
I can’t say I’ve seen a lot of clever viral marketing campaigns launched by authors. There were the authors wearing swan hats and manga costumes at RWA. Those created a bit…
Hokay, I simply don’t believe that Chuck’s writing made anyone pass out at a reading. Throw up, maybe, especially if the reading was after-hours at a sleazy bar. But pass out, no.
Here’s my plan for a viral…
A netwok of 8-12 people? Doesn’t help if they’re preschoolers, I’ll bet!
spaminator--quite34--try quite 3 and 4, and you’ve got my social circle!
LOL. Coming from Chuck Palahniuk, that does not surprise me at all. This is the same guy who wrote a story that routinely caused readers to pass out at live readings. He’s a master of shock.
