When I’m licking windows

You’ve seen Windowlicker of course (music video, some NSFW language), but have you heard it with the George Formby vocal?

Pigeon: Impossible

This funny and well-executed six-minute animation is a labour of love that took five years. Pigeons, things that explode and a great ending: what more could you want?

Fight for Kisses

Okay, it’s an advert, but it made me laugh.

Unbelievable Four

In a computer-animated music video, Bush, Cheney, Rice and Rumsfeld are rock-star Matrix-inspired superheroes saving the world to a thrilling ’80s soundtrack. Okay, as satire it’s out of date, but the direction and animation more than make up for it.

Garfunkel and Oates

Thanks Gid for recommending this wittily-named duo of cute women whose songs include “Pregnant Women are Smug”, “Me, You and Steve”, “Fuck You”, “This Party Just Took a Turn for The Douche” and lots more. As well as being all over YouTube, they have their own site. Treat yourself to gay-marriage-commentary Sex with Ducks:

Pulp Fiction as a Google Wave conversation

Google Wave Cinema recreates classic film scenes while demonstrating Google’s messaging/collaboration service. Thanks Danbri for the recommendation.

Flash Forward (and back)

A must-see mash-up of Getty Images material by KDnC affiliate David Hopkinson: outstanding even by his high standards!

Everything is OK – keep shopping

Some inspired public pranks to comment on the security state and consumer culture, while promoting public hugs. Aaaaaaaah! The compilation below has been put together from these videos.

The stupidity isn’t homeopathic

If you can make it all the way through this video, you’re tougher than I am. I can take stupidity, but not in such a toxic concentrated doseage.

Thanks Ruth for the pointer.
Update: Pharyngula reports that Dr Werner is using legal threats to try and have the video taken offline (ha, good luck with that).
Metafilter discussion. Homeopathy previously on KDnC

Speak like you mean it (VIDEO)

Poet Taylor Mali speaks out against the “aggressively inarticulate generation” (for just under 3 minutes). Ronnie Bruce accompanies the audio with delightful animated typography. The result is eloquent, absorbing and diverting.