Archive for August, 2009

Sour: Omokage No Saki (面影の先) & Hibi No Neiro (日々の音色)

Tuesday, August 25th, 2009

I’m a bit of a J-pop/J-rock fan (that’s Japanese pop/rock to those who are out of the loop. Where have you been?!). This was probably influenced by the copious amounts of Japanese cinema and Anime that I like to watch, and the fact that if I lived in Japan, I would probably be considered an Otaku ^_^ (sugoii!). So I thought I’d share this with you:

Not only are Sour a very interesting and uplifting band, they’re also purvayors of fine stop-motion and cinematic techniques, as demonstrated by the above video, and this one:

Whether or not you’d really class them as J-pop, I don’t know. I’m not sure how far separated into genres Japanese music goes. But they have a pretty big fan base worldwide, and I have to say, they’re very much worth a listen.

What a way to spend your lunch break: the great Slam dance

Wednesday, August 12th, 2009

Some late afternoon hijinks for you :D

Somehow I don’t think this would work if it was anyone else dancing…

Giant Waterslide Jump

Monday, August 10th, 2009

We’d like to pretend we made this viral video, but despite it having a similar concept to our GI Joe Skate stunt, we didn’t.

It looks pretty realistic, even though it most certainly isn’t real…

G.I. Joe – A Brief History

Wednesday, August 5th, 2009

As you should be well aware by now (unless you’ve been living under a rock or on Christmas Island), the new G.I Joe movie launches this weekend, for the UK anyway. Here’s a little thing about the history of the G.I. Joe franchise for the uninitiated – rather insightful stuff if you ask me, if you’re interested in the origins of the “original” action figure.


The History of G.I. JOE
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A post for keyboard-users

Monday, August 3rd, 2009

This post might help you go ‘ROFL’ or ‘LMAO’, depending on how cool you are.

(If this isn’t amusing for you, either shame on you or check this out for an explanation:Wikipedia)