Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Luke's unsponsored and untitled but hopefully funny video corner
In celebration of the new release of The Dark Knight Rises, here is a video of Batman taking it to the streets, like only Batman can.
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Luke's unsponsored and untitled but hopefully funny video corner
Australian stand-up comedian Adam Hills talks about his artificial leg...
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Wednesday, July 4, 2012
Luke's unsponsored and untitled but hopefully funny video corner
Happy 4th of July to our American fans. Here is a sketch with 4 guys enjoying their Independence Day holiday sitting back and discussing their decks...
Sunday, July 1, 2012
Morbid Mortality Monthly - July
Health professionals are always banging on about how essential it is for good health to drink plenty of water. Unfortunately it was a message that 35-year-old Shaun McNamara from York took to heart a little too seriously. In April 2007, his body was discovered in the bathroom of his home.
The cause of death initially puzzled coroners until they discovered that McNamara had been consuming huge amounts of water on a daily basis. The intake of up to 20 litres of bottled water a day had caused McNamara to develop hyponatremia - also known as water intoxication or water poisoning. The rare condition is usually seen in marathon runners who drink too much water during a race. It leads to a fatal disturbance in brain function when the normal balance of electrolytes in the body is pushed beyond safe limits by massive water intake - which is exactly what happened to McNamara. As one coroner said at the time: "He drank himself to death, just not with alcohol."
Taken from "1001 Ridiculous Ways To Die" (2008) by David Southwell & Matt Adams
The cause of death initially puzzled coroners until they discovered that McNamara had been consuming huge amounts of water on a daily basis. The intake of up to 20 litres of bottled water a day had caused McNamara to develop hyponatremia - also known as water intoxication or water poisoning. The rare condition is usually seen in marathon runners who drink too much water during a race. It leads to a fatal disturbance in brain function when the normal balance of electrolytes in the body is pushed beyond safe limits by massive water intake - which is exactly what happened to McNamara. As one coroner said at the time: "He drank himself to death, just not with alcohol."
Taken from "1001 Ridiculous Ways To Die" (2008) by David Southwell & Matt Adams
Friday, June 29, 2012
Production Update
Spending numerous hours editing late at night doesn't have to be an arduous task - you simply need to approach it with a unique perspective. Our hands on boom swinger and co-editor Luke decided what better way to brighten up everyones world that to edit dressed as a banana.
His reward for bringing humour to the editing session: to slap himself so we could get the perfect slap sound effect.
Ah Luke, editing would be boring without you :)
His reward for bringing humour to the editing session: to slap himself so we could get the perfect slap sound effect.
Ah Luke, editing would be boring without you :)
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Luke's unsponsored and untitled but hopefully funny video corner
A real Community Service Announcement from Qatar, as authorised by the Ministry of the Interior, highlighting a danger of mobile phones.
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