Here’s some fun Friday randomness – I stumbled upon this video from Cameron Goold, who lives in a suburban Utah community.
“Punch you in the Jeans” is actually a great video. Clever lyrics and a fun old-school hip hop beat all about inflicting pain on ordinary denim jeans.
“Gonna re-vise your Levi’s with physical harm,
Gonna put divots in the rivets with my physical arms,
Gonna beat those jeans, wanna dip ‘em in slime,
Turn your 501′s into 4-9-9′s”
Enjoy!
Hoboken NJFor those of you still at work, looking to kill the time between now and your eventual Labor Day departure today – here’s a fun task for you.
Solve this Hoboken jigsaw puzzle!
Online jigsaw puzzles from JigsawSite.com
Hoboken NJIn today’s Friday Fun category – I present something that would not only benefit Hoboken residents, but rather the entire human population: The Manslater.
This would likely lead to the betterment of the planet in my opinion (if it existed!)
Hoboken NJTo take your mind off politics for the moment – Hoboken411 reader Mo sent in this link for an incredibly well-produced “memories / proposal” video done by Aria Melody DJ.
Watch flashbacks of Hoboken couple “S & J” (with many Hoboken landmarks you can see) – leading up to their engagement at the Bowery Hotel in NYC. It’s all about “LUCK.”
A++++
Bravo!
Hoboken NJ12/10/2010:
Created a new category today – Hoboken411 Video Picks – and will typically publish these posts on a more casual Friday or weekend day.
These videos may or may not have anything much to do with Hoboken (other than they’re coming from H411) – but are intended to share interesting, entertaining, informative or funny clips with the readers.
Love ‘em or hate ‘em – I’m going to try and publish them weekly. You entertainment mileage may vary (depending on the subject matter).
Without further adieu – today’s inaugural selection:
One trend that has caught my eye in the last couple years is freerunning.
Freerunning is an incredible skill and more of an art form as I see it. Jumping, flipping, scaling and rolling from building to building, structures, walls and more. These phenomenal athletes (I’m guessing a gymnastics background is a pre-requisite) perform feats that are normally reserved for animals of the wild – and it’s mesmerizing to watch.
They flow effortlessly from obstacle to obstacle with the utmost precision. Google Parkour if you want to see more like this.
(After the video starts, click “360p” on the YouTube window below and select “720p” for best quality)
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