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is all you need, eh? had me grinning from ear to ear..
thanks for that, made me feel all good about the world. sure it'll pass..

but seriously nice one..

a friend sent me this the other day which i thought was really lovely too...

it has hit a spot that loves being hit.

That's a great film,

So is this,

I loved the idea, but after about a minute of it I felt I'd sucked all the juice out of it, and was waiting for something different to happen. Clearly I'm a sadly jaded person who needs an influx of continual novelty, and can't just enjoy a joyful piece of footage as it unfolds. Don't know what made me that way - music videos, perhaps?

Its a good story and he seems a fine fella. Link here -> http://www.wherethehellismatt.com/about.shtml

a bit crap though isn't it?

But I'm home alone and the builders next door look a bit sweaty.

I shall just bask in the warm glow.

1:54 in the DMZ!!

Great bit in India with the synchronised dancing.

Fair made me day!

I like this ad for the Discovery Channel very much.

Make someone's day.

I would like to travel to different warm locations around the globe and be photographed in exotic bars surrounded by attentive beauties and reading a magazine. Any chance of sponsorship from The Word? It's either you or Bella magazine. Don't miss your chance.

At 43 secs - terrific

for instilling a warm glow. And thanks to Diz for pointing out the Kuwaiti dog - I'd missed it.
I, too, loved the Indian dancers in synch. And godnose what the North Korean border guards will have made of it.... (although as Sting reminded us, the Russians love their children. Perhaps the same principle applies.)

But he's never been to Wales? Or did he get to Merthyr and someone pinched his camera?

Dancing beside me to Salsa Celtica at Cornbury. Talk about manic!! Hope I'm in the new video.

It's got a wonderful uplifting innocence to it hasn't it? While watching it it struck me that this is exactly the kind of thing that gets picked up by advertisers and adapted for some sickly commercial. But it seems that Cadbury's "Stride Gum" got there already.

Validated by commerce apparently. Ho hum.

...by my reaction.

It made me weep little tears of joy. People doing something pointless for the shear joy of doing something pointless.

Mind you when I saw the sponsor tag line I did feel like crying...

had goosebumps at one point.
Even on my second & third viewing it had the same effect.

to poke a stick into this whirling bicycle wheel of manly blubbering but can I humbly suggest, once more, that it's just a grinning goon doing a rubbish dance to some sub-Eurovision drivel? And it goes on and on and ( yawn ) on.
And on.

I like reading about people handing out vast amounts of money to complete strangers. Never happened to me yet so I will derive pleasure from watching others having fun doing silly things.

and I liked the music, and I thought that in the Zambia clip (1:18) he suddenly turned into Mark Ellen.

This is the greatest video of all time. Some crazy fool took a balloon to the edge of space, tied a camera to his helmet and then leapt off, freefalling for a good twelve minutes, filming the experience from his point of view. Boards Of Canada incorporated some of the footage for this rather splendid video which never fails to amaze me.