howboutghostmutt: December 2011

Speilberg should make a disaster film based on this.

Warning: Watching this may cause toes to curl involuntarily.

UPDATE!
There's another one!

Apparently the science behind this is used to slow down rollercoasters. Awe-some.

My Christmas post and message to viewers!

...but doesn't look like it.

OK, so you need to try this. Try this!

Arcade Fire, the indie Canadian band, have released an interactive version of their music video “Sprawl (Mountain Beyond Mountains). The video, online at sprawl2.com, invites listeners to turn on their webcams and determine the speed at which the video plays through their movements. If you freeze the video starts to loop on the beat, creating a new choreography within the choreography. It is also possible to interact with your mouse, in case you don’t have a camera or you want to switch from dancing to clicking.

Four simple chords. A hundred songs.

This is actually pretty cool, except that it's kinda in lots of other director's films as well...

This was an actual thing (here: http://poolworldwide.com/shootview/) but Google killed the API link.

You get the gist, even thought it's in French.

Are these memes the best things on the internet? Yes.

Ian to Jov: When was the last time you looked at Ghost Mutt?

Jov to Ian: I don't have an internet!

Ian: An internet?

Jov: Any internet.

Ian: Why not?

Jov: I blew my quota on Post Secret.

END OF CONVERSATION.

Promise me you'll watch all of this. Promise me!

http://www.quickmeme.com/

Obvious suburban Mom is the best one.

News room director: "We have some footage of a Great White next to a boat. Please turn this into an amazing story."

Reporter: "Can I use the phrase 'fish tale'?"

News room director: "Yes. Yes, you can. And you will."

The five best toys of all time, at Wired Geek Dad.