Watch the video, then make the jump. Oh, right: Send the kids out of the room first. They might appreciate the ducky curtains, but ….
Watch the video, then make the jump. Oh, right: Send the kids out of the room first. They might appreciate the ducky curtains, but ….
Irony. Just yesterday I was contemplating whether to write a post denouncing fake advertisements posted on YouTube. It’s a point-counterpoint thing. To the one, YouTube is part of the great democratization forced by the internet, whatever the hell that means. To the other, that democratization also means a flood of really crappy art, scholarship, and commentary.
And I have thankfully repressed the memory of whatever crappy fake advert I was watching at the time, but I think it was for a non-existent product, as compared to the following, necessary commentary on a real product that is making the rounds:
And, no, that doesn’t mean there’s hope for us yet. I’ll try to let you know when evidence for that turns up somewhere.
(Hat tip: Thank you, Humpy.)