Dan Dunn

OK, I agree, he’s not really a robot.  Well, probably not.  But anyway, after watching this video, don’t you agree that it just might be possible? Barack Obama’s amazingly consistent smile from Eric Spiegelman on Vimeo. Apparently this is a mash-up of a bunch of pictures from a single event. Hattip to Whatever.

If you have a sweet tooth, you may need to skip this video.  I’ll put it this way: if this were about beer, I wouldn’t be able to watch it.

Brilliant, blog-worthy thoughts continue to elude me.  But I still come across some pretty good links, so I might as well share them.  Today is all video. First off, the melting bunny.  Weighing in at 2:36, it’s easily worth it.  My mother’s emailed comment is quite telling: “Although the net result was the same as […]

First, a story: when my brother was married, he avoided the wedding planning like the plague.  I was totally with him on this – I can’t imagine fretting about the details. He did offer one suggestion, the entrance music for the newly married couple at the reception.  His wife-to-be, whom I love dearly, was happy […]

Mike sent over this link today. It’s a hysterical read. Start from the bottom and read up, then read page 1.  It’ll take a few minutes, but the humor is there from the beginning.

This nicely written country tune is a lesson to companies everywhere: the customer you piss off next might be the one who obliterates millions of dollars of brand advertising.

It’s a lovely holiday thought as we approach the end of the year, isn’t it? As Towelroad put it, “If the Earth’s going to be destroyed, it might as well be to Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of the Moon.” Be sure to watch the HD version. 4:46 run time.

HubSpot takes me back to 1995 with their remake of Alanis Morrissette’s “You Oughta Know.”  This time, it’s not the cries of a jilted lover, but the desperate pleas of the cold-calling salesperson.  HubSpot is all about having your customers find you, rather than you having to find your customers. Anyway, the video is wicked […]

(found on Andrew Sullivan)

I started Twitter the way many people do: by mocking it.  “Why would anyone want to know what I’m having for breakfast?”  After enough positive reviews, I figured what’s the harm in giving it a try?  I tried. It moved from “try” to an interesting experiment to a real medium.  I have more regular Twitter […]