Posted Monday, June 29, 2009 2:38 PM | Contributed by Jeff
Jeff and Pat review this week's news in the amusement industry.
Link: CoasterBuzz Podcast
For the record, here's the Milk video (no it's not a HansenRoll :) )
I remember the milk video from when my son was little. I heard someone screaming "MILK!" for a freakin' week!
I'm almost afraid to watch Kermit...:)
Well...that's 4 mins and 25 second of my life I'll never get back. Thanks Gonch.
The heart and soul of the Super Dooper (Duper) Looper joke was indeed the delivery! Don't blame me if you can't rock the wit. ;)
"If passion drives you, let reason hold the reins." --- Benjamin Franklin
Why do they make the cows look so menacing in the beginning with the dark music and all? Eek! Oh my God, cows!
The whole segment is creepy. They should use that concept for theHorror Nights at Universal. "Saw" nothing... there's crying babies,menacing cows, and milk, MI-LK, milk.
"If passion drives you, let reason hold the reins." --- Benjamin Franklin
That's what we watched as kids, dammit!
Pansy-ass kids today...hrmph!
Lord Gonchar said:
Pansy-ass kids today...hrmph!
No lie, man. Look at what they had to do to get milk back in the day when the baby started crying! Today they would just run to the store and stuff...
"If passion drives you, let reason hold the reins." --- Benjamin Franklin
That "Milk" clip sure brought back memories!
And Kermit singing "Hurt" was very cool.
HA! Mix two of my favorite things; Muppets and NIN! As disturbing as it is, I can't stop laughing about it!
The milk video was very exciting. I couldn't wait to see if the baby was going to get fed or not...lol.
I find the whole thing to be much darker and menacing than I remembered it as a child.
Today, such a big production would never been done for something with such little payoff. The milk video is the true definition of art. :)
When I originally found the video, I put it on my iPod. It's like having a little piece of my childhood in my pocket.
Last edited by Lord Gonchar, Tuesday, June 30, 2009 3:43 PMUpon watching it a second time, I realize that I don't find it creepy at all. I'm either desensitized to creepy, or I am creepy. I do how intense it gets the further along it goes. It makes me feel utterly nervous. It is a little cheesy though.
I agree with you in your Blog about how it can be considered true art. It does seem to haunt me. Thanks for sharing, Gonch. I feel more cultured after viewing it.
Ok, felt a little nostalgia pour over me with the Milk video. Not creepy to me at all, very typical music for one of the live shot shorts for Sesame Street of the early days... I'm now off to see about more deranged Sad Kermit videos, maybe some Alice in Chains?... Thanks for keeping the podcasts interesting by mixing it up a bit! Looking forward to next week's commute!
Last edited by jshorerzd, Tuesday, June 30, 2009 10:55 PMLord Gonchar said:
Pansy-ass kids today...hrmph!
I agree.. They even started censoring the Count on Sesame Street.
Last edited by ridemcoaster, Tuesday, June 30, 2009 11:28 PM* Twitter *
Kari Byron gave birth to her daughter this past weekend, according to Grant Imahara's Twitter page.
Last edited by redman822, Wednesday, July 1, 2009 12:01 AMStella Ruby born 11:35pm 6/28/09, 42 hours of labor, weight: 8lbs 12oz. Both Kari & baby in good health. #babywatch complete!
--George H
Never heard of them. (com'on Jeff. I'd love to put a tongue sticking out face right here.)
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