I'm starting off this week in a better mood/place. I hope. Here's a clip you might enjoy. It's about 8 minutes long though, so I don't know how much time you wanna devote to watching this nonsense, but it's still kind of cool nonetheless. A bit grainy and poor quality, but I gotta get a better handle of the camera and its settings. Eventually. Isn't my little puppy friend adorable?
Monday, June 16, 2008
MY DOGGY FRIEND!
I'm starting off this week in a better mood/place. I hope. Here's a clip you might enjoy. It's about 8 minutes long though, so I don't know how much time you wanna devote to watching this nonsense, but it's still kind of cool nonetheless. A bit grainy and poor quality, but I gotta get a better handle of the camera and its settings. Eventually. Isn't my little puppy friend adorable?
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even though you don't exactly make me want to watch it, I am deciding to watch it anyway, so I can review it.
see you in like, 8-10 minutes.
The video starts out like a foreign film, slow and artistic...one wonders..Wat will happen next? The action scenes start with the sounds of a squeaky toy, and the weak plot is hardly noticeable due to the attitude and charisma of Wat himself. The dialog includes lines like "I can see your weiner!" and "no licky!" which will no doubt become catchphrases here on this blog. Wat gets extra points for working with an animal, which is never easy. Bringing back the squeaky toy later on is a brilliant way to bring cohesion to the film.
I give the film 3 prunes.
Dennis says: I can see your weiner!
No Licky!
You are a ery funny guy. Love the pooch and the video.
Pfft..seems WAT forgot to mention the camraman. Behind every good talk show host there is a crew in te background running around.
And I'd like to know why the puppy is attacking a cute little squirrel doll.
I'm a cat person. Sorry, dude.
It's all about the compression. But it's still a nice little piece. Maybe a little more drama to make it a bit more interesting, but what do I know.
Prunes, dogs and talking in a baby voice are the three primary elements for a hit show. I'm sure you'll go far.
I must say I agree with junk, all the elements are there for a big hit!
love hearing your voice...you have a lovely voice - whatever range you choose!!
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