Worth Witnessing: A Turkey's Plea

Shameless plug time… here’s the latest RevolutionEyes offering. We spent a couple of hours on the farm of David Louden in Dawsonville making this Thanksgiving video, which BTW, is available to the consuming public at Sermon Spice.

We had a great time shooting the turkey (with a video camera, obviously, no weapons were involved) named Sandwich, and meeting the other animals on his farm—my two boys accompanied us and had a blast. David’s family was very accommodating (if you’re ever in the market for custom furniture, check him out), and we actually learned some turkey facts: their heads are like mood rings. If they’re content, it turns a bluish color. If they’re upset, it turns red. Yes, Sandwich’s head is read in all of the video—I don’t think he appreciated me trying to round him into the camera’s view multiple times that afternoon.

Anyway, do his kind a favor and go easy on the turkey for your November feast.

Worth Witnessing

I’m not sure what it is about this video, but it just cracks me up every time I watch it. The Maverick might not win this upcoming election, but he sure can bang on the drums.


via videosift.com

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English lessons that are 2 Legit 2 Quit…

The Japanese may have a leg up on us when it comes to automobiles, game shows, animation, and public education, but finally… we’ve got something on them: methodology for teaching a second language.

I can only imagine what the parents who probably paid a fat stack of yen for these English lessons might have been thinking. Of course, if I were the teacher, I can’t say I wouldn’t have used some Hammer Time, or even Vanilla Ice and Flava Flav myself to bridge the two languages… “Children, repeat after me: Rolling, in my five-point-oh…”

While their English skills are developing nicely, and it’s obvious they're having a lot of fun, unfortunately, they were not blessed with a mind to rhyme and two hyped feet like Hammer.

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Maybe you've been rick-rolled. Now, consider yourself barack-rolled. I wonder if O approved this message...