“Baffled cabbie” on BBC
May 15, 2006
If you haven’t yet seen this, check out BBC’s baffled cabbie. Apparently, this gentleman was in the lobby of Television Centre, waiting for his fare. When he heard his fare’s name called, he raised his hand, and was quickly escorted into the newsroom to comment on the Apple vs. Apple decision. The first 10 seconds of the video are priceless, as the man realizes that he’s been mistaken for someone else, and then makes a split-second decision (that you can see on his face!) to wing it through the interview.
Story and video via The Mail on Sunday: story and video.
UPDATE: according to Boing Boing, this gentleman isn’t a cabbie, but rather an IT job applicant coincidentally named “Guy” (Guy Kewney was the man who should have appeared on the BBC segment). When they called “Guy,” and mentioned an interview, he assumed he happened into a job interview. That explains the clothes.
Microsoft Repackages the iPod (parody)
February 27, 2006
What happens when Microsoft improves the minimalist iPod packaging? View video, via YouTube
Best. Music Video. Ever.
February 25, 2006
An oldie resurfaces. I was cleaning up some clutter, and ran across this video. I’m sure I’ll tire of it eventually, but not today. It is laugh out loud funny. Not that I’m trying to scare you away or anything, you understand, but it might haunt your memories for a few days to come. Check it out
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