What would happen if someone added a soundtrack to the internet's most popular GIF images? Nothing earth-shattering, but you might chuckle and you probably can't stop watching before the end.
This won't make you smarter, but it's fun.
If you didn't get enough GIFs with sound, here's another. (Hat tip to the Daily Beast and Andrew Sullivan.)
Tomorrow's Google doodle is a very cool interactive tribute to Bob Moog, inventor of the Moog synthesizer.
Thanks to the folks at flavorwire.com (and the fact that the doodle has already gone live in the Pacific parts of the world) you can play with tomorrow's doodle today.
Click here today to create your own unique sounds with Google's Moog doodle.
(Hurry - if you wait too long, that link may take you to regular Japanese Google!)
Back in the 1960s when Al Gore first invented the internet, he said this new technology would change the way we live. Al Gore was right. There must be 15 or 20 different things you can do online. It's crazy. And they add something new every week or two. Best of all, as we have grown as a society and as a people, so has the internet.
First, we sent emails. Next, we Googled. Then there was Facebook.
And pictures of kittens in laundry baskets.
Soon after, we had planking.
And meme after meme...like First World Problems.
Now, we have the Cinnamon Challenge. Watch the video (wait for the cloud).
Oh yeah, and now we have blogs.
Okay, I confess. That video makes me laugh out loud every time, and it's the only real reason for this entire blog post. Hat tip to popular "online personality" Tyler Oakley for the weeks of entertainment he has given me, and for his absolute wussy-ness in eating a tablespoon of cinnamon.