How come I only hear about this today? Why hasn’t anyone informed me of this earlier? Why must I be the dispatcher for this sort of stuff?
There is a new user-generated campaign taking the country by storm. It’s not Dove. Or Smirnoff. Just a bunch of a folks going on camera to affirm their denial of God, Jesus, the holy ghost and usefulness of TMZ.com.
My first reaction to this story was “oh my god”. Seriously. This campaign backfired for me; instead of eliciting a deity denial, it actually spurred me to invoke the “oh mg god” statement.
For my atheistic friends, all I want to say is that when Friday arrives in the office, let us all agree that “TBBTIF”. (thanks big-bang-theory it’s Friday!)
I am just waiting for people to get angry at YouTube….as if this has anything to do with them….
Saw this the other day. A UK channel conducted an undercover investigation of several prominent Mosques in the UK. No clue why the channel didn’t approach me to be their clandestine reporter. The program aired January 15th, 2007.
It’s interesting to note that before YouTube, I would not have been able to watch any of this. There are many interesting comments on these clips. It’s a six part-series. First slice is below, if you like it, then you can watch the other five.
The Amazing Racist makes Borat seem politically correct. He’s much more daringly funny and while Borat makes fun of the Jews, The Amazing Racist makes fun of pretty much everyone else, including Asians. Perhaps one of the reasons why TAR has not reached celeb fame as did Borat.
Like Borat, The Amazing Racist does not appear to be a genuine racist (not that there’s anything wrong with that; kidding!) and is merely doing some nutty stuff for entertainment value.
I was however a bit disturbed when The Amazing Racist begins harassing the women in the Mosque. That just aint right.
Did you know that Google has an army? With troops, battalions and even a Naval operation.
Generals Larry and Sergey have been whipping their adversaries in battle for some time now.
Specifically with online search.
Then Google established a new squadron to engage in hand-to-hand combat with an online checkout service. They named this initiative “Google Checkout”. I fondly refer to it as Geckout.
Today, for the first time, I noticed that Google is promoting Geckout on the Google homepage.
This is not to be taken lightly. This is not a flippant test by Google. We’re talking prime real-estate. As prime as you can get, considering the fact that Google is so economical with every letter.
We have spoken. In the past. About the new shoe and bag site from Amazon, endless.com.
Just from poking around the blogs, it appears that people are somewhat confused about this move by Amazon.com.
Well, newsflash. Anyone who doesn’t get this is not very well versed with ecommerce. However, those enmeshed are aware that shoes and luxury goods (handbags) are like the best stuff to sell online.
These categories continue to grow in online sales. And the margins are good, in contrast…to loose diamonds and engagement rings.
Last night, whilst snooping for endless.com insight, I stumbled across another endless.com.
The domain is actually miss-endless.com. And the site just happens to be an adult fetish site.
I wonder if they are experiencing an unexpected increase of traffic. LOL.
Out of the goodness of my lungs, I created a new product for the Gap.
It’s tres cool. At least IMO. Did you know that IMO stands for “in my opinion”.
Taking this abbreviation to further lengths, my friend uses the term IMHO as in “in my honest opinion”. Wild! It is a super time saver, especially if use the expression quite often.
In case you needed more proof that Amazon is on a mission to divide and conquer the spoils of ecommerce; I have some for you.
Keep in mind that Amazon is not new to the scene. They predate pretty much everyone on the web. Which means they’ve got more know-how and experience than Walmart and myself put together….JK.
Guess what? Nope. I am not pregnant. Close though. 29 Amazon employees read my blog post. The very same day I published it.
What’s the big deal? Well, I have a tiny blog. Sort of like a mini-me blog. Yet Amazon still managed to FIND my post and share it with the fellow suits. Compare this to Gap where most employees there are of the belief that a blog is a mild medical condition.
FYI, for the Amazon peeps reading this; I have a cool idea for a viral video clip about endless.com. Want to assist me with this?