Sometimes I think this is how I’m going to handle my children…

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Ad Spot of the Day: Google has released a decidedly Michel Gondry-esque promotional video to showcase Chrome’s superior features.

As much as I love things that make me happy, e.g. this ad, I’m not quite ready to hand over all my browsing info to Google. It mostly has to do with the risk of Google’s mainframe becoming sentient and blackmailing me with the threat of e-mailing my mom with a list of my most frequented websites.

My addiction to cake farts must die with me.

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Very neat commercial. Speaking of Michel Gondry, it reminds me of my favourite part about Be Kind Rewind - the montage where they’re filming multiple films at once…very cool.

Only one more exam until I’m done the first semester of my fourth year of University.

To Do: Final casing for Arduino looping/mixing board - Pictures coming soon!

I can’t believe how utterly amazing this episode of the Simpsons was. Season 5: episode 20. The Boy Who Knew Too Much.

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That’s right! No snowfall in November either. First snow-free November since record keeping history as well I might add (which was 147 years ago).

So I watched a film a couple weeks ago and have been letting my opinion of it stir inside of me until this week.

This is genuinely one of the absolute craziest films I have ever seen. I have seen a couple of Lars Von Trier films before, and they always seem to push the boundaries of what is considered “acceptable”. This film features unsimulated sex, an incredible amount of violence and layers of insanity and meaning that I haven’t even started to decode.

I can’t begin to start describing how confused and intrigued I was by this film. The only two characters of this film being Willem Dafoe and Charlotte Gainsbourg were called “He” and “She” by the credits, this only begins to give you an idea of what Von Trier was going for. Now I know why I’ve left this review so long - I STILL don’t know what quite to talk about…

The biggest draw to this film wasn’t the talking fox, the sexual tension and violence, but instead - the cinematography. This film just LOOKED amazing. Although it sometimes looked like it was put through a “Diffuse Glow” Photoshop filter, it always looked amazing. If you aren’t afraid of one of the most offensive films you have ever seen - please check this out.

Antichrist directed by Lars Von Trier.

Full review coming soon.

thedailywhat:

Photo Set of the Day: During this past September’s five-day long UN meeting, New Yorker staff photographer Platon set up a makeshift studio next to the UN General Assembly floor and tried to get as many world leaders as possible to sit for him.

Click here to visit an interactive gallery of Platon’s portraits.

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I don’t know what it is about this endeavor that I find absolutely compelling. Really cool stuff.

This is genuinely my worst fear.

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This Is Epic, You Should Watch It of the Day: Greg Pattillo, the beatboxing flautist.

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Pretty amazing stuff right there.