More songs from Eugene, the marvelous crooning child.
May 13, 2002 7:04 PM Subscribe
More songs from Eugene, the marvelous crooning child. Flash with sound.
Oh. My. God. That was beautiful. Extra points for including a Twisted Sister song.
posted by jonmc at 7:48 PM on May 13, 2002
posted by jonmc at 7:48 PM on May 13, 2002
That's so odd. I was just showing this to a co-worker of mine just a few minutes ago.
posted by dogmatic at 7:59 PM on May 13, 2002
posted by dogmatic at 7:59 PM on May 13, 2002
Well, riff, eugene sings better but machaus(I hope) has a better haircut.
posted by jonmc at 8:41 PM on May 13, 2002
posted by jonmc at 8:41 PM on May 13, 2002
I wish a fat android would post to MetaFilter every once in a while.
posted by Hankins at 8:54 PM on May 13, 2002
posted by Hankins at 8:54 PM on May 13, 2002
You know, it wasn't until a few weeks ago while watching comedy central that I realized this is a promo site for a standup comic named Eugene Mirman. That's his picture as a young child.
He was a painfully unfunny standup horrible in fact. and truth be told this site gets old REAL quick- especially since it's made the rounds for some time now.
posted by hincandenza at 10:18 PM on May 13, 2002
He was a painfully unfunny standup horrible in fact. and truth be told this site gets old REAL quick- especially since it's made the rounds for some time now.
posted by hincandenza at 10:18 PM on May 13, 2002
someone should take that child to a hot dog plant, and i ain't talking about just watching meat get made.
posted by pxe2000 at 11:41 PM on May 13, 2002
posted by pxe2000 at 11:41 PM on May 13, 2002
truth be told this site gets old REAL quick
I agree. It was much better a while ago when it was simply the singing photo, with no options. The sense of mystery was far more rewarding than the reality.
Those videos are wretched (the one and a half that I sat through). I'm still waiting for the punchline on the "new media" video, and I'm going to spoil his "secret" video by saying that it's about carnal relations with badgers.
HA, HA, HA. Sheesh.
posted by gohlkus at 3:37 AM on May 14, 2002
I agree. It was much better a while ago when it was simply the singing photo, with no options. The sense of mystery was far more rewarding than the reality.
Those videos are wretched (the one and a half that I sat through). I'm still waiting for the punchline on the "new media" video, and I'm going to spoil his "secret" video by saying that it's about carnal relations with badgers.
HA, HA, HA. Sheesh.
posted by gohlkus at 3:37 AM on May 14, 2002
He was a painfully unfunny standup horrible in fact. and truth be told this site gets old REAL quick- especially since it's made the rounds for some time now.
I think it's suprisingly easy for people to be hypercritical of other people's creativity, especially when the critics spend half their lives hitting refresh here on metafilter.
Give the guy a fuckin' break, mefi-boy.
posted by crunchland at 3:53 AM on May 14, 2002
I think it's suprisingly easy for people to be hypercritical of other people's creativity, especially when the critics spend half their lives hitting refresh here on metafilter.
Give the guy a fuckin' break, mefi-boy.
posted by crunchland at 3:53 AM on May 14, 2002
Give the guy a fuckin' break, mefi-boy.
bwahahahahahaha! crunchland is my new hero! great new slogan for the logo, too!
posted by quonsar at 6:09 AM on May 14, 2002
bwahahahahahaha! crunchland is my new hero! great new slogan for the logo, too!
posted by quonsar at 6:09 AM on May 14, 2002
It is fun to rediscover this stuff. I appreciate the addition of a Michael Jackson song. Makes the kid just that much more creepy.
posted by adampsyche at 6:34 AM on May 14, 2002
posted by adampsyche at 6:34 AM on May 14, 2002
He was a painfully unfunny standup horrible in fact. and truth be told this site gets old REAL quick- especially since it's made the rounds for some time now.
I saw him too on some late night show and he was terrible. He was so bad, I felt sorry for him. The audience gave him some sympathy laughs. For awhile I was thinking to myself he looks oddly familar but couldn't place him until I heard his name.
posted by euphorb at 11:20 AM on May 14, 2002
I saw him too on some late night show and he was terrible. He was so bad, I felt sorry for him. The audience gave him some sympathy laughs. For awhile I was thinking to myself he looks oddly familar but couldn't place him until I heard his name.
posted by euphorb at 11:20 AM on May 14, 2002
I think it's suprisingly easy for people to be hypercritical of other people's creativity, especially when the critics spend half their lives hitting refresh here on metafilter.
Yeah, well if I'd ever gotten the chance to make a little scratch by appearing as a comic, then I'd stand corrected. But I know my own comic talents- or lack thereof- and so I know better than to get on a stage with a microphone and try to make people laugh. It's especially easy to be hypercritical of someone who makes a living- what with me not having a job right now and all- doing something they're so clearly not suited to do. Eugene Mirman is the pointy-haired boss of stand-up comics, yo.
posted by hincandenza at 12:23 PM on May 14, 2002
Yeah, well if I'd ever gotten the chance to make a little scratch by appearing as a comic, then I'd stand corrected. But I know my own comic talents- or lack thereof- and so I know better than to get on a stage with a microphone and try to make people laugh. It's especially easy to be hypercritical of someone who makes a living- what with me not having a job right now and all- doing something they're so clearly not suited to do. Eugene Mirman is the pointy-haired boss of stand-up comics, yo.
posted by hincandenza at 12:23 PM on May 14, 2002
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