I mean, yes, I love football, especially the Seahawks.

But man, this all just feels a bit too much sensory overload.

This is the equivalent of throwing a surprise party for someone after they've just had major surgery. Sensory overload, poor dog.

It depends on how you define "work". I've done it before; in Finland going from BRUTALLY hot sauna (like 90's C hot) to a lake that was probably just above freezing. You don't want to stay in long, but the cycle puts you into sensory overload mode and it feels really good unless you push the time spent in either extreme too long.

I've also done it in Colorado with less of an extreme temperature gap. Saunas in the US usually run a lower temperature (usually they try to keep them under 120 F or so) but you can make them feel hotter by pouring water on the heater stones to crank up the humidity. I've gone from that to rolling around in snowdrifts, and the effect is again quite nice as long you don't stay in the snow too long (probably under a minute).

Maybe I just have genetics like those crazy Polar Bear Club dudes.

Over-sized caricature heads + sensory overload soundtrack/with familiar tune / iambic-pentametric rhymes written on cocktail napkins X current-events diversion=Dull and uncreative.

All that to say that they have not hit about 1 every 17 tries and are making maybe some $$

Dude-Speed Racer was a sensory-overload mind-fuck of a recent forgotten film with a sheit script and disinterested actors who seemed stultified from making an entire film in front of a green screen.
Craptacular is how I'd describe it.

>> ^seltar:

Hire a flashmob / lookalikes to dress like him and show up outside, let Assange blend in with them, and then disperse in all directions!


That could work. The thing about how that could work as well would be as soon as he's away from the place of focus, he has a much greater chance of getting away. The problem would be of course if the police are tipped off and surround and block off the streets, detaining EVERYONE in the process. So you'd have to do this during maybe a high traffic hour...maybe with a lot of people who aren't afraid of giving the cops are hard time because they might have to charge them or something.

It could work, but there's a significant risk involved of bodily injury, so I don't know. The other thing would be sensory overload which is possibly a dangerous alternative. Set up a call center and start calling emergency services, bombarding them until it draws police away or at least harms communication and confuses them. The problem with that is obviously if there's a real emergency during that time, that person could be in real trouble.

I say, embrace it. Kids will still snicker the first few times they hear the name, but who cares?

That's right kids -- it is planet YER' ANUS. Enjoy your moments of juvenile mirth every time you hear it. YERANUS YERANUS YERANUS.

Perhaps we can mitigate this problem by dumping the kids into a sort of unfortunate name "sensory overload"?:

We are planning to ERECT a PENAL colony on URANUS. The first prisoners can be birds like blue footed BOOBIES and great TITS. Maybe we'll leave some PUSSY cats there to keep the bird population from exploding.

I propose that every 3rd grade science teacher recite the preceding paragraph (adding any more unfortunate words they deem worthy) to their classes every day until the novelty wears off and the kids stop giggling.

Still think killing the toys in the last scene of Toy Story 3 would have been the greatest movie ending of all time. My heart was pounding away, hands clenched, eyes unblinking, if they had let them die, I probably would have died from sensory overload but it would have been awesome.

As for Pixar, the only studio ever that when they announce a sequel, I don't have the slightest worry or concern.

Wow, what a speedy promote, that's a first:) thx, the clip deserves it, it's such a weird underground mashup/performance art trip..

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*promote - cause I can

I really like the effect - sensory overload they've clearly put a lot of work into the editing - the syncing with the subtleties of the track is fantastic.

I'm familiar with Steve Reich already actually.

Grogs got the word on trippin', most bad trips come from bad company, or the sensory overload of a party scene.

Natural settings: That's where the endoles grow!