Excerpt from a recent letter from me to the Gameshelf crew:If I may offer an aside, take a look at this ( Read more... )

I literally sat up in bed pre-dawn last Saturday morning with the idea to make this, and I found the time put it together last night. Enjoy.

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This is nice:

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Interesting pattern develops here, if this is a viral for the next J.J. Abrams Trek film (which it almost surely is, since it looks too polished, and its credit roll is too absent, to be a fan video). It follows the same precedent for superhero-story reboots set by the Nolans' Batman films: in the first installment, pit the hero ( Read more... )

Some bonus silliness for you.

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Why was I not informed of this before? "Literal" version of the "Total Eclipse of the Heart" music video:

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I like how the humor starts out at an eye-rolling, i-see-what-you-did-there level, but starts getting more comfortable and clever a little way in.

The whole series of these videos is pretty good, with several el-oh-el moments, if you're me.

I am tired of being angry and making all-caps subject line posts!! I demand that you look at these cute dolphins being adorable with wudda.

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Yoinked from snopes, of all places.

Where the Hell is Matt? made me mist up more than a little. (from toonhead_npl)

Here's a haunting video that bassfingers made after photographing an abandoned industrial building. I saw this right before going to bed last night. Delightful!

Another video has the cast of Spongebob Squarepants using their voices inappropriately (but still SFW (wow, you can watch videos at work? Must be nice.)).

Hey, the real Brian Atene finally showed up (as opposed to that prankster who had been pretending to be a grown-up Atene). He looks great, is funny, and is using his Internet Fame (based on a jawdropping 1983 audition tape that someone found and promptly youtubed several weeks ago) to encourage charitable donations to the Christopher Reeve ( Read more... )

I somehow missed the release this crazy new Keith Schofield music video at the start of the year. I'm not going to tell you what it's about.

(The story in it is absolutely true; I already knew it. The resolution it depicts though, eh, maybe not.)