Finally things are starting to happen. I haven't really followed South Park the last years, but this thing might just do it. The guys at Fox and the creators of the series have finally realized that there's no point in trying to keep people from watching the series online.
Watch all seasons, all episodes - chapter indexed and delicious
Volvo just launched their new Volvo C30. Togeter with it they launched this site, where you can play some games and hear what comments people had about the car when they were spontaneously introduced to it.
My favorite game or function is the one where you can write a text and then a giant mouth in the trunk of the car reads it out loud in for example Swedish, Japanese, German, English, Spanish or Greek. Great way to have a conversation if you're not allowed to talk.
And to say a few words about what's going on with me, I'm sick. Hard cold or flu. I can't really decide. The timing is not very good since we're hosting a couple of workshops this week. Yesterday we celebrated that one of the teams at our company won the contract to develop a daring and new site for a Dutch newspaper addressing mainly people between 25 and 35. Champagne tastes nice even when your nose is stuffed.
Not too long ago Turner launched their new online spot for comedy, SuperDeluxe. I haven't had a lot of time to check it out, but Dave Hill is funny, there are some good animated series and the site also allows for interaction with the talent and uploading your own videos if you register.
Dave Hill is by the way on Variety's list of ten comics to watch.
Since we're already talking about comedy on the net I will mention that Channel101 is a nice place to discover some new American comedy talent. For example I like Chad Vader - day shift manager about a pathetic relative of Darth Vader who works at WallMart or something.
SONY Bravia have done some very cool commercials the last years (with the bouncing balls and the paint explosions) and now they're out with some new ones advertising Sky High Definition movies.
I know I've posted a lot the last twenty four hours, but some times you're just on a roll.
I just came across a new initiative from Tuborg which is pretty cool. For a little less than 300 Danish kroner you can get 30 bottles of beer specially designed for you! It takes about four weeks to get them delivered on your door, but I would say it's worth it if you're throwing a special party or get a visit from another part of the world. Check it out at dintuborg.dk.
