Something cheerful

[lederhosen]

In a head-explodey sort of way: Baby Got Book.

Also, for the Ministry fans, a clip of theirs that doesn't get played so often.

And for those who want more cheering up, Google image search on 'baby polar bear'.

Comments

[insaint.livejournal.com]

... Head-explodey, indeed. Wow.

[akedhi.livejournal.com]

*wibble*

Lookit the baby bears!

[culfinriel.livejournal.com]

Awww...wookit duh widdle cuddewy pwedators. Proving that cute will override survival instinct every time.

[bunny-hugger.livejournal.com]

It happens that Lucky and I were having a conversation yesterday about how Christians seem to be especially disrespectful of copyrights and trademarks, so when I showed this to him just now, he said, "Does Art Black know why Christians hate copyright?"

Our conversation yesterday was touched off by an awful "inspirational" book on display at the bookstore where we work: "The Gospel According to Starbucks," which has a big disclaimer on the front saying that it was not authorized by Starbucks. From the back cover: "Let Leonard Sweet show you how the passion that Starbucks® has for creating an irresistible experience can connect you with God’s stirring introduction to the experience of faith. " Ugh.

[lederhosen.livejournal.com]

"Does Art Black know why Christians hate copyright?"

The Starbucks one looks pretty awful, but I'm inclined to view 'Baby Got Book' as legitimate parody. The lazy man's research tool tells me that several other people have parodied the song, and Mix-A-Lot has recorded two alternate versions of 'Baby Got Back' for commercial purposes, so I can't think he'd be too fussed by this particular one.