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[tamakun]

I've got a lot of Youtube videos to link to, so I'm putting them right here:

Ineternet People! Don't click this unless you want to be reminded of what we've been wathcing on the Internet for the past 5 years. It's like a "We Didn't Start The Fire" for the internet. :P

This person's vacuum sounds like Chewbacca...

Christine and I were watching old "Liquid Television" animations last night and I was surprised to see someone had uploaded "Technological Threat"!

Here's an interesting animatronic - a talking skull, using the "Disney's Haunted Mansion" ride as its source. Very well done :D

And if that was freaking you out, click on over here and take a look at the "Shadow Monsters" video. A cool concept for sure, but I can't imagine myself being entertained for a very long time with it. It'd be great for parties, though!

I have to reboot my computer... again. *sigh*

Comments

[ravenworks.livejournal.com]

Oh man, the best part of that Chewbacca thing was just totally cutting to a random picture of Chewbacca after every clip like "SEE? SEE??" XD

That Liquid Television thing was neat, but I've never heard of that before.. o.o

[tamakun.livejournal.com]

Which, Liquid Television, or the "Technological Threat"?

[ravenworks.livejournal.com]

Liquid Television in general.

[tamakun.livejournal.com]

It was really strange - but it essentially boiled-down to a half-hour of various animated short films, some which lasted a minute, some were 8-episode dramas that played out over the course of a few shows (such as another one Christine was watching, Winter Steele).

The animation styles were so varied that none of the short films could ever be confused with one another. Come to think of it, Aeon Flux (the original animated version, that is) was originally shown on Liquid Television.

[ravenworks.livejournal.com]

The nightstand is even better.

[tamakun.livejournal.com]

Chewbacca is everywhere. XD