Vintage Dude A: “So you’re saying people will “tweet” what they’re eating for breakfast?”

Vintage Dude B: “And upload pictures  of their breakfasts to a ‘Facebook’?”

Vintage Dude C: “And other people will look at the breakfasts and make comments?”

Future Man: “Sorry to burst your bubble, dudes, but you asked. Yes, that’s the future.”

Vintage Dude D: “No offense Future Man, but is everyone in your time retarded?”

Hahahahaha.That’s the funniest thing I’ve seen in a while!

“So dude, if we go and have fun with the visuals and music and throw in a really shitty script, do you think the shitty script would make-up for the good stuff? I mean, I really can’t get myself to do something really shitty in all aspects just to snag an Oscar, and those Hollywood dudes are shittier than my grade 9 art teacher. They just love a half-ass cliche job. But I’m really not that attached to good scripts anyway. It’s a movie dude. If you want a good script go grab a darn book.”

The movie is a brilliant piece of visuals. I haven’t enjoyed watching a motion graphic in such a long time. Really, absolutely fantastic directing. It manages to make you jump with the events, smell the smells of Bombay, and enjoy the colors.

The soundtrack is also beautiful, and I’m not the kind of person who usually even notices a soundtrack in a movie.

But the story? Blehhhh. So many gaps, so many exaggerations, it really takes away from the overall experience.

So would I recommend you waste a couple of hours of your precious day watching Slumdog Millionaire when you can just read the plot in 5 minutes on Wikipedia?

I would say yes, because Danny Boyle is a damn good director. Also watch, 28 Days Later. The scenes of abandoned London are my favorite movie scenes ever.

How beautiful is this? I thought I thought it was pegs but then I read that it is a crayon pixel drawing by Christian Faur. I really have the urge to put a white sheet of paper on top of these crayons and run something hard over it to see the impression that will be made.

Via the always amazing Boing Boing.

Created by Train Horns

Update: Here’s a cool link shared by Mesh on other sounds that other age groups can’t hear. I couldn’t hear anything lower than a 19khz, and I am 24. What can you hear from these?

All photoshooting done at the Syntax Headquarters, Wadi Saqra. Art work and not-so-art-work are done by Syntaxers, as well as a few arte-povera compilations by the same artists. Sorry For Disturbing Your Creativeness© photo essay directed by Roba Al-Assi using expired technology and pixel-eating resizing tools. All artworks reproduced without permission from their owners..

Note: this exhibition is only exhibited on the world wide web at this time.