Here is a fun little video that shows how kids all over the world love to do arts and crafts.
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Hopefully this blog will turn into a nice mix of updates on my life and fun reminiscences. In the past, I have made countless resolutions to write in my journal more often in an attempt to record my own personal history, to make myself think more deeply about the things around me, and to record past memories. Hopefully, I’ll have more success meeting those goals here. And now, considering this public format, I will have to add a fourth goal: to be entertaining. All comments are welcome!
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A few of my thoughts as I watched the whole video:
1. If you enjoy sweat shop humor, I would suggest going to Hulu.com and watching the TV episode of It's Always Sunny In Philidelphia. The Episode is from season 3 and is called, "The Aluminum Monster vs. Fatty Mcgoo"
2. I hope they didn't give those kids bathroom breaks. That would really slow down productivity.
3. Should I feel guilty about those $15 shoes I bought at Steve and Barry's last week?
4. Thank you MTV
Leave it up to Spencer to ruin the somber mood after watching that video. Just kidding-- I really liked it. Very humbling.
Spencer is so insensitive.
Hulu says your clip is only for mature audiences. I will thank you not to foul my audiences minds with your filth.
Which makes you feel worse...watching something rated TV M or the sick feeling that you feel in your gut after watching that video that you posted on your blog.
I'll take worldy ignorance and some good laughs anyday.
Who is the monster posting filth now?
I suck. We all suck.
I'm not impressed with the attention to detail. Now I know why my insoles came apart in my new shoes.
Did anyone notice how old that TV was, it makes me wonder what part of American they live in.
A very good point, Juddy. I think another point of the video is to show that we first-worlders are better at arts and crafts than third-worlders. That's why I don't buy Nike products.
That's awful. It makes me think twice about the price of a "good deal."
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