If there is one thing that 20 years of AMERICA’S FUNNIEST HOME VIDEOS has taught us, it’s that watching other people get hit in the nuts is not only funny to watch, but it’s also potentially worth some money.
Heck, Johnny Knoxville and gang made two movies and at least three different TV shows that pretty much focused on figuring out different ways to hit each other in the balls on a regular basis.
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The FCC has released their QUARTERLY REPORT ON INFORMAL CONSUMER INQUIRIES AND
COMPLAINTS, covering January-March 2009.
It’s the usual government summary paper, filled with lots of mumbo-jumbo, charts, and big words to fill up all 11 pages when probably two or three pages would have done just fine.
But if you take the time to read through all that ick, you’ll see an interesting statistic: according to the FCC, March 2009 was incredibly indecent for TV viewers and radio listeners.
Remember when MTV was cool and we’d rush home from school to turn on the channel just to watch the lastest, craziest music videos?
And remember how they’d do specialty shows like 120 Minutes where you might not know all the bands that were being played, but the videos were cool?
So now we have YouTube, but the thrill of finding some video before your friends have seen it is still a good time.
With that in mind, here are some international music videos that may make you laugh, sing along, or marvel at some of the technological goodness that comes with making videos for today’s wired music video fan.
This first video features fans of the band working their webcams. Cool idea!
SOUR – 日々の音色 (Hibi no neiro) “Tone of Everyday”
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Looking at the statistics we saw earlier, Twitter is still bordering on fad.
If you haven’t seen it, or simply want to watch it again, here it is:
httpv://www.youtube.com/v/sIFYPQjYhv8
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Here it is – proof that monkeys definitely do not like some magicians, a grouping that Web Watch can only assume includes David Blaine
We are sure, however, that Penn & Teller
How can we tell? Watch the video below. Besides, once you’ve seen a chimpanzee riding on a Segway, these are things that you just know.
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If you are not a fan of the standard network news delivery, maybe all you need is to have the newscast jazzed up a little bit.
Check out AUTOTUNE THE NEWS.
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In Brazil, the environmental group SOS Mata Altantica, has released a video asking people everywhere to conserve water.
Their request is very specific: they want you to SAVE WATER BY PEEING IN THE SHOWER.
After much research, they’ve determined that peeing in the shower will save at least one toilet flush. And if each household can flush one less time per day, they could save over 1,000 gallons of water. Multiply that 1,000 gallons by the number of households in your neighborhood (or state, or country), and you’ll see that’s a lot of water being saved.
Check out the cameos in this video, showing all sorts of celebrities peeing in the shower, from Alfred Hitchcock to Michael Jordan. If celebrities can pee in the shower, you can too.
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Due to some enterprising and creative folk with access to some video editing software, here are a few different (and occasionally NSFW) takes on a popular Internet meme of Hitler finding something to complain about:
Hitler Wants to eat at Epcot’s Le Cellier
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