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Haha! This reminds me of "It's Spagett!" (1:35):Storm wrote: Hilarious prank of a man playing George Michaels on his saxophone at various public places:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ui_CNb4F ... e=youtu.be
The fact that all of the spectators seem to find it annoying is definitely part of the appeal.MachineGhost wrote:I think its funny because he looks like a white trash stoner on drugs and the other people aren't finding it funny.AdamA wrote: I don't know why it's funny, but it is. Cried from laughing.
For the record, Careless Whisper is a great song.AdamA wrote:The fact that all of the spectators seem to find it annoying is definitely part of the appeal.MachineGhost wrote:I think its funny because he looks like a white trash stoner on drugs and the other people aren't finding it funny.AdamA wrote: I don't know why it's funny, but it is. Cried from laughing.
Personally, I admire how persistent he is. It's a great song, but after the 10th or 20th time hearing the same sax riff it gets a bit old. Then, just when the mall cop tells him he's going to get arrested for trespassing, he decides to play it again on his way out... Comedic genius.AdamA wrote: The fact that all of the spectators seem to find it annoying is definitely part of the appeal.
That guy is sort of like a cross between Clarence Clemons and Borat.Storm wrote:Personally, I admire how persistent he is. It's a great song, but after the 10th or 20th time hearing the same sax riff it gets a bit old. Then, just when the mall cop tells him he's going to get arrested for trespassing, he decides to play it again on his way out... Comedic genius.AdamA wrote: The fact that all of the spectators seem to find it annoying is definitely part of the appeal.
For some reason I love comedy that can repeat a joke so many times that it becomes not funny, then by the time you're totally sick of it, it becomes funny again because of how far they took the same bit.
I think there is a greater resemblance with the guy to ZZ Top than George Micahels. But then, I wasn't exactly looking at George Michaels when he was popular...MediumTex wrote: That guy is sort of like a cross between Clarence Clemons and Borat.
I don't think he's supposed to resemble George Michael. He's supposed to look like the saxophone player from the Careless Whisper video.MachineGhost wrote:I think there is a greater resemblance with the guy to ZZ Top than George Micahels. But then, I wasn't exactly looking at George Michaels when he was popular...MediumTex wrote: That guy is sort of like a cross between Clarence Clemons and Borat.
What if this had all been an elaborate ruse to get you to admit that you knew what the saxophone player in the Careless Whisper video looked like?AdamA wrote:I don't think he's supposed to resemble George Michael. He's supposed to look like the saxophone player from the Careless Whisper video.MachineGhost wrote:I think there is a greater resemblance with the guy to ZZ Top than George Micahels. But then, I wasn't exactly looking at George Michaels when he was popular...MediumTex wrote: That guy is sort of like a cross between Clarence Clemons and Borat.
Well, I'll go ahead and say that I think that "Kissing A Fool" is George Michael's best song.TennPaGa wrote:I think he tipped his hand with the "Careless Whisper is a great song" quip.MediumTex wrote:What if this had all been an elaborate ruse to get you to admit that you knew what the saxophone player in the Careless Whisper video looked like?AdamA wrote: I don't think he's supposed to resemble George Michael. He's supposed to look like the saxophone player from the Careless Whisper video.Not that I disagree.
Wow! That was intense. That clip motivated me to watch the first episode of The Newsroom, and I gotta say I'm impressed. I'll be adding it to my TV rotation.1NV35T0R wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16K6m3Ua ... re=g-all-f
Interesting perspective of why the U.S. is not the greatest country in the world.
On a somewhat tangent of your post Gosso, I got a gold buffalo today to now have a 1 oz. version of the American Eagle, Canadian Maple, American Buffalo and South African Kruggerand. From my limited experience, it looks like the Maple is the prettiest of all of my coins, especially the leaf itself (the eagles on the Eagle coin are a close 2nd). Looks like America is in 2nd place to Canada in my mind now (at least when it comes to gold coins hah).Gosso wrote:Wow! That was intense. That clip motivated me to watch the first episode of The Newsroom, and I gotta say I'm impressed. I'll be adding it to my TV rotation.1NV35T0R wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16K6m3Ua ... re=g-all-f
Interesting perspective of why the U.S. is not the greatest country in the world.
Haha, yeah, Canada is pretty good.1NV35T0R wrote:On a somewhat tangent of your post Gosso, I got a gold buffalo today to now have a 1 oz. version of the American Eagle, Canadian Maple, American Buffalo and South African Kruggerand. From my limited experience, it looks like the Maple is the prettiest of all of my coins, especially the leaf itself (closely in front of the eagles on the Eagle coin). Looks like America is in 2nd place to Canada in my mind now (at least when it comes to gold coins hah).Gosso wrote:Wow! That was intense. That clip motivated me to watch the first episode of The Newsroom, and I gotta say I'm impressed. I'll be adding it to my TV rotation.1NV35T0R wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16K6m3Ua ... re=g-all-f
Interesting perspective of why the U.S. is not the greatest country in the world.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qw9oX-kZ_9kGosso wrote: Haha, yeah, Canada is pretty good.
While we're talking about Canada, here's "Shit Canadians Say, Eh?" (1:48):
http://youtu.be/m0EsYiNA76Q
That was amazing!TennPaGa wrote: "TED" talk from The Onion:
Social Media Economy
"In the new social media economy, you just have to keep looking like you're doing work, and people will pay you for it."
Thanks, Gosso. Miles and Co. are kind of perfect!Gosso wrote: I'm not sure why but I have been listening to a lot of jazz lately, it's good working music. Here's some Miles Davis - Kind of Blue (55:26):
http://youtu.be/hB669XXjnUg
