Well, we did have much better music to do it by, but I must admit that it looks more fun than playing Quarters and smoking bad pot and then standing around while my boyfriend and his buddies became slowly mesmerized with this new thing called MTV, and someone’s video cassette copy of Pink Floyd’s The Wall.
Jim, when the kids’ ‘zenith’ happens to be miming the ‘swan song’ from an era replete of ‘flag sucking t-blossoms’ and carrying on like so many ‘cornfed chimps,’ then I may wager the opposite of what you said is true. That they are in fact, ‘pretty far from okay.’
It may be off YouTube, but there’s no disappearing from the Internet. Good luck explaining this during your job interviews of 2015. I’m so glad my shenanigan moments weren’t captured on film.
It was typical party footage — proud slugs from the vodka bottle, etc.; mandatory pan across the kitchen at the end to show all the empty bottles and cans.
It was a nice job of shooting and editing in general, though. Seemed like a fairly epic bash. Fun video.
Of course, once something like this sneaks out of relative YouTube obscurity, the attitude shifts from “Check out our kickass party” to “There’s nothing more to see here, move along.”
It’s a weird double-standard world we live in, where we all get to go to raging parties 10 or 20 or 30 or 40 years ago and openly and fondly reminisce about it today, but if there is recent evidence on the Internet you are a lush and a loser who should never be able to get a job.
Or, maybe they took it down because they are editing a remix with the cutaways to Baci’s house. God fucking dammit that would be awesome.
I missed the video, but with my job I get to interact with a large population of Twin Ports residents, and I have to say I am pleasantly surprised with most of the college students in this area. Of course there a few bad apples, but overall good.
So what did we learn from this, boys and girls?
Some sausage festivals never change.
The kids are alright.
Well, we did have much better music to do it by, but I must admit that it looks more fun than playing Quarters and smoking bad pot and then standing around while my boyfriend and his buddies became slowly mesmerized with this new thing called MTV, and someone’s video cassette copy of Pink Floyd’s The Wall.
I want to see a remix of this video where it periodically cuts to show what’s going on inside Baci’s house.
So I see the youth of today have taken the metal out of metal fingers. ::holds hat over heart::
Jim, when the kids’ ‘zenith’ happens to be miming the ‘swan song’ from an era replete of ‘flag sucking t-blossoms’ and carrying on like so many ‘cornfed chimps,’ then I may wager the opposite of what you said is true. That they are in fact, ‘pretty far from okay.’
Rock is dead long live Rock.
It may be off YouTube, but there’s no disappearing from the Internet. Good luck explaining this during your job interviews of 2015. I’m so glad my shenanigan moments weren’t captured on film.
Hey hey, my my.
I didn’t catch it – anyone have a summary?
Also, the cut to Baci’s house made me snort water from my nose.
It was typical party footage — proud slugs from the vodka bottle, etc.; mandatory pan across the kitchen at the end to show all the empty bottles and cans.
It was a nice job of shooting and editing in general, though. Seemed like a fairly epic bash. Fun video.
Of course, once something like this sneaks out of relative YouTube obscurity, the attitude shifts from “Check out our kickass party” to “There’s nothing more to see here, move along.”
It’s a weird double-standard world we live in, where we all get to go to raging parties 10 or 20 or 30 or 40 years ago and openly and fondly reminisce about it today, but if there is recent evidence on the Internet you are a lush and a loser who should never be able to get a job.
Or, maybe they took it down because they are editing a remix with the cutaways to Baci’s house. God fucking dammit that would be awesome.
Herzog, I hope those kids get off your lawn soon.
I missed the video, but with my job I get to interact with a large population of Twin Ports residents, and I have to say I am pleasantly surprised with most of the college students in this area. Of course there a few bad apples, but overall good.
The video has reemerged. Enjoy.
Meh – looks like pretty typical party stuff – no big. At least they kept it in the basement to keep the noise down for the neighbors.