Google Inc.’s YouTube, the most popular video-sharing Web Site, started local versions of the site in Brazil, Japan, the U.K., France, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, and Spain
— meaning that the opportunity to gawk at a designer shoe-clad Brazilian Ninja chick with crooked teeth, a dry sense of humor, and a love of of cheese, Guinness, hash brownies, and borscht, has increased by, like, 9000-fold, if my calculations are correct.
Not only that, but some of these soon-to-be international superstars are likely to appear topless — while singing “Just When I Needed You Most” to a karaoke backdrop.
Which is the cyber equivalent of striking hot, sexy crude oil.
So, you know — GOD BLESS THE INTERNETS!
(From Rocky Mountain News staff and wire reports. Full story here).
You know–it could be worse. I mean, Greenwald(s) could have a new book out, or something.
The salciousness (?) content from Brazil alone will be stupendous.
The Netherlands site will have to be flagged. Entirely.
I don’t have the capacity to imagine all that will come from the Japan site.
I think the Poland, Ireland and UK ones could be fun too.
France, Italy and Spain…?
Don’t underestimate the Italian capacity for filming stupid shit an putting it online. But you’d have to take a language course, sadly: Italian swearing is just unique.
Japan? I wouldn’t accost that website wearing a schoolboy uniform.
The revolution will not be televised, but as soon as I can get this .mov file uploaded, it’ll be on YouTube.
And people think TV is bad. At least the production values are there, you know?
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The stuff already on there from Japan is beyond surreal, I truly can’t imagine it getting more so. But I guess that is your point, huh?
Yay! TV’s not bad enough; we need more YouTube!!!11
Is the URL required now?
Holy crap, I can’t comment at all.
Cool. More bad video. Maybe a lack of shitty video is a root cause of terrorism.
Cool, more bad video. Maybe a worldwide lack of shitty video is one of those root causes of terrorism we’re always hearing about.
I give up.
Come on, Toshi.
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How come when you strike crude oil, it’s called a strike but if you DON’T strike a baseball, that’s called a strike? Oh, sorry; I think I’m on the wrong post.
Yay, more shitty video!
hash brownies, and borscht
Heaven knows what kind of movements that may motivate.