YouTube!
I'm a big fan of YouTube. Here are some videos I've watched lately that I thought were cool.
A hilarious Star Trek video set to the Rocky Horror Picture Show song Time Warp.
This one is a Star Trek video set to Mambo Number 5 that shows Kirk with various lady friends. It was quiet amusing and well made (same person who made the excellent City on the Edge of Forever video I posted a while ago).
This one is some Latin geek (like me!) singing a love poem by ancient Roman poet Gaius Valerius Catullus. It's about how he is going to kiss his girlfriend thousands of times. I found it while reading the poem and I got stuck on some part and googled it for help.
Human Tetris. Pretty much speaks for itself.
The most popular Harry Potter music video, set to Sum 41's Pieces.
Another Harry Potter music video which I like better since it's much faster paced. This one is set to Crazy by Gnarles Barkley. When I first saw it like a year ago I kept watching it over and over again since that was when I was getting obsessed with the books.
And, finally, for NES fans, 100 ten-second clips of the best NES games set to techno music! See how many of the games you recognize!
Click to viewA hilarious Star Trek video set to the Rocky Horror Picture Show song Time Warp.
This one is a Star Trek video set to Mambo Number 5 that shows Kirk with various lady friends. It was quiet amusing and well made (same person who made the excellent City on the Edge of Forever video I posted a while ago).
This one is some Latin geek (like me!) singing a love poem by ancient Roman poet Gaius Valerius Catullus. It's about how he is going to kiss his girlfriend thousands of times. I found it while reading the poem and I got stuck on some part and googled it for help.
Human Tetris. Pretty much speaks for itself.
The most popular Harry Potter music video, set to Sum 41's Pieces.
Another Harry Potter music video which I like better since it's much faster paced. This one is set to Crazy by Gnarles Barkley. When I first saw it like a year ago I kept watching it over and over again since that was when I was getting obsessed with the books.
And, finally, for NES fans, 100 ten-second clips of the best NES games set to techno music! See how many of the games you recognize!