oooh oooh oooh...handheld...

lol! Well, I wanted to actually watch it but it doesn't work in my area. Which is a HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT. it makes me hate the internet. It's supposed to be global but then you have these sites that disallow other users from other countries the ability to view items.
 
"Ford, there's an infinite number of monkeys out there who want to talk to us about this script for Hamlet they've worked up..."
 
Evan S said:
lol! Well, I wanted to actually watch it but it doesn't work in my area. Which is a HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT. it makes me hate the internet. It's supposed to be global but then you have these sites that disallow other users from other countries the ability to view items.
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Like Hulu.com

I hate that site. They choke everything on the internet, like SNL skits, then put it on Hulu where only Americans can view it. (Even though we can get SNL on our television)

Interesting Video though. I guess Canadians can view it.
 
I finally watched it on Youtube, and just a quick mention. There should be no stranglehold because you're from america or england or wherever. It's stupid. Anyway, so I saw the video. Seems interesting to me that they realize and understand by looking at the display that the have control of the image on screen. I bet this would be an interesting doc. At least for the reason that it's the first thing not filmed by humans. Although strap a camera around a birds neck and youll get some impressive footage.
Now if the chimp can edit it and show us why they shot what they shot. It'd be different. Heh, we're still manipulating the edits so... I guess no big deal. Shoot 2,000 hours I'm sure you'll get an hour of decent shots.
 
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