A list. Of games. In flash. For when you’re bored. Hurrah for sentence fragments.
You know you’re bored when you’re tossing virtual paper into a virtual trash can. Reason #731 Al Gore created the Internet.
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After finding YouTubeShuffle yesterday, I find StumbleUpon Video today. If you want to mindlessly watch mindless videos on any certain subject, check it out.
1. An iPod, a 30-gig black video iPod to be exact. I have a first gen Dell DJ, but it’s more than a bit outdated and incompatible with the 2nd item on my list.
2. A subscription to a music subscription service like Rhapsody or Yahoo Music. I love finding new music. Anyone out there use services like these and have recommendations?
3. A $25/yr pro account at flickr.com. I already have free, unlimited hosting at Yahoo, but their interface, upload speed, and added features don’t do anything for me aside from annoy me. Even though Yahoo bought Flickr, I’ve seen nothing personally rewarding come of it.
4. My own string of Condo Hotels. Really. Ok, not really. I wouldn’t want the responsibility.
Nothing says Christmas like "gimmee gimmee gimmee."
It’s just what you wanted for Christmas…
YouTubeShuffle.com asks for a search term, then creates a randomized playlist from the search term for your viewing enjoyment. I know of no better way to kill hours. You can download the movies as well (in flv format, of course).
And if you haven’t seen this video yet, you should…
I’m a fan of Studio 60 at the moment, and also glad that they decided to give the show a full season. The last episode, a Christmas episode, featured a slew of New Orleans instrumentalists that performed a wonderful rendition of O Holy Night. I remember thinking at the time how great it would be to have a recording of that song. I was more than surprised when I learned that it was available and free. Even more shockingly, NBC released it themselves through their own website.
Download it, enjoy, and get into the Christmas spirit.
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