Taiwanese news seems to be notorious for having animations as part of their journalism (previously noted with the animation reenacting the Tiger Woods scandal here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1xaLaLHHms )
They seem to have done it again with this fantastic animation regarding the iPhone 4's stolen prototype (involving Gizmodo), and its antenna issues.
I'm tired of that lady with the british accent navigating my course. I'd much rather have Snoop Dogg telling me where to go.
I guess if that's where you had to place the handle, I couldn't have worded that instruction label any better.
This odd workout device, the Shake Weight, has made the rounds around the internet now but if you haven't seen it, watch the YouTube video above.
The Shake Weight has been ridiculed for it's "motions" and the positions the models in the video hold them in. Just yesterday though, my sister forwarded me an audio clip of one of her coworkers ordering this on the phone over their break, and he describes it in such a way that is so blunt that it's downright hilarious.
The worst part is when people who've never worked with imaging software think this is possible and ask me to 'enhance' a picture for them.
I wonder what my teacher thought when she was marking it
These are a few of the comments made by some kids regarding the ocean:
Kelly, age 6 - “This is a picture of an octopus. It has eight testicles.”
Becky, age 8 – “Divers have to be safe when they go under the water. Divers can't go down alone, so they have to go down on each other.”
