http://www.getnoticed.net/my_sites/jim_bowen/jim.swf
**off topic** DANCING JIM
damn, Jim's got some moves.
dunno if he could compete with this guy....
http://www.punchbaby.com/media/gitfakt/ ... la2001.wmv
dunno if he could compete with this guy....
http://www.punchbaby.com/media/gitfakt/ ... la2001.wmv
do you remember this kid who thought he'd tape himself as a jedi on the schools video camera only for someone else to find the tape and get it up on the internet - class.
http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/video/swk.php
http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/video/swk.php
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Then there were the remixes
http://www.abonneynation.me.uk/video/swkid_remix.wmv
When the original videos were placed on the net, a geeky little kid became the centre of the web's attention practically overnight. So who was he and what was he thinking?
His name is Ghyslain, a 15-year-old tenth grader living in Quebec. Originally recorded onto an 8mm tape on November 4, 2002 in the school's studio, the video was never meant to be seen by anyone. After Ghyslain returned the borrowed videotape to his friend, the video sat in a basement for months. On April 19, 2003, Ghyslain's friend stumbled on the tape's secret contents and immediately shared it with friends. They thought it would be a funny prank to encode the video and upload it to Kazaa.
It only took two weeks for the video to spread around the world. Raven Software's Bryan Dube added the Star Wars effects on April 24, a mere five days after it originally appeared to the Internet. A week later, both videos were linked on every major gaming- and technology-related website, forum, and chat room online.[/url]
http://www.abonneynation.me.uk/video/swkid_remix.wmv
When the original videos were placed on the net, a geeky little kid became the centre of the web's attention practically overnight. So who was he and what was he thinking?
His name is Ghyslain, a 15-year-old tenth grader living in Quebec. Originally recorded onto an 8mm tape on November 4, 2002 in the school's studio, the video was never meant to be seen by anyone. After Ghyslain returned the borrowed videotape to his friend, the video sat in a basement for months. On April 19, 2003, Ghyslain's friend stumbled on the tape's secret contents and immediately shared it with friends. They thought it would be a funny prank to encode the video and upload it to Kazaa.
It only took two weeks for the video to spread around the world. Raven Software's Bryan Dube added the Star Wars effects on April 24, a mere five days after it originally appeared to the Internet. A week later, both videos were linked on every major gaming- and technology-related website, forum, and chat room online.[/url]
that's brilliant lol! never seen it lol.
reminds me a little of this clip
http://www.punchbaby.com/media/gitfakt/ ... ny/fbi.wmv
it's just stupidity.
reminds me a little of this clip
http://www.punchbaby.com/media/gitfakt/ ... ny/fbi.wmv
it's just stupidity.