Why We Love The Interwebs
Once upon a time, in a Galaxy far far away, convenience stores did not have surveillance cameras. Time passed, man advanced, and lo! they did! Then they were connected to VHS recorders. Then they were connected to digital recorders. And then . . . and then . . . the video could be edited, uploaded to YouTube, and blasted through cyberspace.
Now that would have been enough for your humble and obedient servant but, as has ever been the case, we did not anticipate the onward march of technology, and the sketchy snarky sense of humor of the technologically literate. The raw surveillance footage was funny, uploaded to You Tube it was hilarious, but processed, manipulated, edited and with a sound track added, we have genius. Ladies and Gentlemen, we present for your entertainment the silent film, "Drunkest Guy Ever: Larry Goes to the Market":
Now that would have been enough for your humble and obedient servant but, as has ever been the case, we did not anticipate the onward march of technology, and the sketchy snarky sense of humor of the technologically literate. The raw surveillance footage was funny, uploaded to You Tube it was hilarious, but processed, manipulated, edited and with a sound track added, we have genius. Ladies and Gentlemen, we present for your entertainment the silent film, "Drunkest Guy Ever: Larry Goes to the Market":
Labels: Cyberspace, Documentary Films
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