Gmail Motion is clever social commentary
Long live the mouse and keyboard… at least until a better replacement comes along (which it hasn’t).
Hey, I used to study at this library
Pretty competent parody of the Old Spice phenom ads. (Thanks, Mark)
Report: Many U.S. Parents Outsourcing Child Care Overseas
Lindsey and I should totally do this! Teaching children in lieu of a professional career is soooo over-rated.
Mac parody: "Hi, I’m a Marvel… and I’m a DC"
Good stuff, though I like more DC IP than I do Marvel IP. Best line from the spoof — Superman says, “I might actually fight a supervillain in my next movie.”
See also: Novell spoofs both PC and Mac with Linux
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