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Tired Groove
Jan. 13th, 2004 04:37 pmWay undercaffinated today, which I'm now trying to correct with Starbucks infusion. Sometimes those mochas really do the job when nothing else will.
Just watched this year's oddest video (yes, even odder that Little Otik, which is saying something). Doggie Poo. Yep, you heard it right. It's a piece of Korean claymation about... well, look at the title. Even funnier, it's cute and it cries. About... uh, being a piece of dog poo in the middle of the road that can't move. It talks to various other items, like a dirt clod, a leaf, and a flower. This was obviously made for very little children, as all the dialogue is spoken... extremely... slowly, but it's pretty attention-grabbing nonetheless. I mean really, how often do you find yourself watching a video about a piece of talking poop? Surreal.
Any Doctor Who fans out there? Just discovered this on the BBC Cult site: Doctor Who Animation starring Richard E. Grant, Sir Derek Jacobi, and some chick! Oh. My. God.
Just watched this year's oddest video (yes, even odder that Little Otik, which is saying something). Doggie Poo. Yep, you heard it right. It's a piece of Korean claymation about... well, look at the title. Even funnier, it's cute and it cries. About... uh, being a piece of dog poo in the middle of the road that can't move. It talks to various other items, like a dirt clod, a leaf, and a flower. This was obviously made for very little children, as all the dialogue is spoken... extremely... slowly, but it's pretty attention-grabbing nonetheless. I mean really, how often do you find yourself watching a video about a piece of talking poop? Surreal.
Any Doctor Who fans out there? Just discovered this on the BBC Cult site: Doctor Who Animation starring Richard E. Grant, Sir Derek Jacobi, and some chick! Oh. My. God.
