It is ironical, mostly because it will be highly forwarded.
I thought long about sending it to a few people just because it is funny (the line about urban legends and Snopes is particularly so), but I thought I’d post it so people can choose to watch or not, no delete key needed.
I’ll say it again and again, those people at Mailchimp know how to release awesome software with an amazing freemium plan… Plus they are freakin’ hillarious!
Love me some font funnies
Heh! One cat starts cleaning itself about halfway through. Perfect.
When I was younger, oh so younger, I found the movie Alien to be fascinating. I am not sure why. I read all about it, including the alternate story lines, how the sets were made, everything. I even knew that there was a guy named Bolaji Badejo who wore the Alien suit.
When I saw this print of Alien Silly Walks on laughingsquid, I nearly fell out of my chair. I found the way the tongue comes out near the end most amusing.
I laughed when I saw this… T.Hanks Thank You Cards.
Casually churning the water conducting a scientific study with sardines, minding your own business when, wham! out of the water comes a 9 foot shark into your boat.
I get flack for having bad dreams about sharks, but I maintain that they will follow you home, wait outside your door, then get you when you’re going to work.
My neighbors snigger when I leave the house looking around every corner. Ha! I will have the last laugh, I tell you. Just look, jumping sharks.
I picked up the audiobook of Fuzzy Nation first thing this morning. I wanted to stay up and buy it after midnight, but like Mr. Scalzi, I am forty-two and need my sleep! Although, I do get up fairly early, so I have that going for me.
I started listening over my Slow Carb breakfast and listened all the way into work. I laughed so hard at one point that the man sitting next to me on BART switched seats. I have to remember that for future reference.
Wil Wheaton does a great job as a reader on the audiobook. One of my primary measures of a good reader is that the performance doesn’t get in the way of the story. In this case Wil does a terrific job. Even better, Wil enhances the story with his performance. There are a couple of times (so far) where he sounds like he is trying his best not to laugh at the story. That adds a level of genuine participation that makes listening that much better.
John will be in San Francisco this Sunday at 5pm and I hope to visit him again. Last time he was in SF, I was lucky enough to record his and Mary Robinette Kowal’s performances. I hear there might be interpretive dance, some heartfelt acoustic rock stylings, and possibly a tattoo raffle. Definitely bringing my audio recorder, just in case.
Found this over at Junk Charts…
Um, I mean…That sounds a bit awkward, so let me clarify. I use Mailchimp to send out email blasts for several different services. It is an awesome service delivered with fun and quality.
When I login, there is a header that has Freddy, the Mailchimp, along with a random saying. Only every so often do I click on the links – today I did and was glad I did.
Below are the header and video…
