Great Video. Probably the best seat belt advertisement ever created.
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Monday Quote #29
July 12, 2010 Leave a Comment
Oh Monday. You are kind of like the fat kid from elementary school you never wanted on the other Red Rover team. – Fred Rewey
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The Famous V-J Day Kiss Photo in Times Square
June 23, 2010 Leave a Comment
The nurse famously photographed being kissed by an American sailor in New York’s Times Square in 1945 to celebrate the end of World War Two has died at the age of 91 (Sunday, June 20, 2010).
The V-J Day picture of Edith Shain by photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt captured an incredible moment in U.S. history.
It became the image of the end of the war after being published in Life magazine.
Rest in Peace Edith…
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Six Pack of Prayer
April 29, 2010 Leave a Comment
Not sure the funniest part of this video. The fact that it would probably sell or the fact that the testimonials have their eyes covered but still show their names and cities. ~ I wonder if this comes in Diet Pepsi six packs or Krispy Kreme 12 packs?
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Dear Monday
April 19, 2010 Leave a Comment
Dear Monday, I think we should see other days. Frankly it is not working out between us. It is not me, it is you.
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The Formula to Making a Movie
March 27, 2010 Leave a Comment
Want to write a Hollywood blockbuster? Just follow a proven formula and you are all but guaranteed to be holding an Oscar on stage thanking your eighth grade teacher for her “inspiration.”
Although in the last several years I think the “formula” was just remaking a movie that has not been seen for a while or adding another sequel.
Yes, before we are subjected to a new version of The Breakfast Club
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Hold Your Breath for 20 Minutes?
March 14, 2010 2 Comments
I thought I could hold my breath under water for a long time. Apparently I am nothing compared to Peter Colat.
Colat just broke the world record for holding his breath under water. His time? 19 minutes and 21 seconds.
That means if Colat recorded any 30-minute show on television he could watch it on DVR (without commercials) in one breath.
Colat said that “felt the need to breath around the 12 minute mark.”
Wow. Really? I thought there would be more to it.
I decided to research what it takes to be a professional hold-your-breath athlete. Here is what I found…
- Practice Holding Breath.
- Lose Weight
- Stop Smoking
- Splash Cold Water on Your Face
- Eat a Healthy Diet
- Only breath in 85% of Capacity
- Practice with a Partner
- Exhale Slowly
- Repeat 3-4 times
I’m Out…maybe they have a professional guy-who-runs-the-stopwatch-for-other-guys athlete?
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