We Are The World: ..in which Kramer invents the movie phone.

Oct 27, 2008

..in which Kramer invents the movie phone.

Email This BlogThis!Share to X Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest

Posted by Poof at 12:18 AM

Labels: Art, Real Life, Stuff I Love, Video Clips, Weekly News Digest

1 comment:

Anonymous said...: Oh that is one of my FAVORITE Seinfeld episodes!!! soooo funny!!!! I love it!!!; October 27, 2008 at 11:55 AM

Blue Plate Special

What are you good at? I said & she said, Mainly life. I work best with stuff that has a high tolerance for mistakes. - Storypeople

Gettin' Bloggy With It

Desiring God Blog

Forget About Yourself: Six Paths to Better Thoughts - [image: Forget About Yourself] C.S. Lewis describes it as the cheerful hallmark of humility. Tim Keller calls it the doorway into freedom. John Piper names...
11 hours ago
Lullabot

Automate Maintenance, Humanize Support - Modern website maintenance has evolved into a structured, ongoing process requiring thoughtful planning, consistent updates, and continuous improvement—o...
2 days ago
Jon Acuff's Blog

Avoid Thanksgiving Fights with This 1 Sentence - The post Avoid Thanksgiving Fights with This 1 Sentence appeared first on Jon Acuff.
3 days ago
Philip Yancey

I Am Not Dead - I first came across the “Heartbreaking News” of my death on a YouTube video. A suspiciously artificial-sounding voice reported that I had passed away on ...
1 week ago
Liz Strauss at Successful Blog

Are Complaints the Biggest Social Media Traffic Drivers? - Have you ever had the opportunity to moan about something via social media? Did you do it? Put your hand up if the answer is yes… Was it the stale bread ...
3 weeks ago
Pyromaniacs

If God is Good, Omnipotent, and Sovereign, Where Does Evil Come From? - by Phil Johnson *When bad things happen, has God lost control?* rminian reasoning: "If God is sovereign, doesn't that make him the author of evil? Why wo...
3 months ago
The Art of Non-Conformity

New Posts on Mental Health and Purposeful Productivity - Greetings! Depending on how we’re connected, you may or may not have heard much from me lately. On January 1 this year, I moved most of my online writing o...
8 months ago
Seth's Blog

The paradox of insular language - We often develop slang or codewords to keep the others from understanding what we’re saying. Here’s an example (thanks BK) of the lengths that some are goi...
1 year ago
Beth Moore

31 Days of Prayer - “All of these with one accord…devoting themselves to prayer.” Acts 1:14 (ESV) I’m so grateful to partner with you in prayer during the 31 days of July. N...
3 years ago
UnMarketing

The New UnNormal - At UnMarketing, we speak, podcast, and write books about business in the age of disruption. We’ve been doing this stuff for a while, but not until recently...
4 years ago
TroutProStore

Super Hair Used to Create Amazing Pike Fly - Bestway Outdoor Super Hair was used by Brad Hanson to create an exciting highly successful new fly used for Alaska’s Pike! It was so effective in remov...
7 years ago
Joyful Mama

DIY Laundry Detergent with Essential Oils - Laundry detergent. We all use it. It's on the shopping list every month. But did you know that most commercial detergents are full of toxic chemicals? ...
8 years ago
Can We Focus?

Happy Belated Birthday: Post #1 - I am so behind! I've started working full time for Broadstreet Consulting, and am still doing side gigs for Magic Rose Media, and I am falling behind on my...
10 years ago
Sharpie Markers Official Blog

Uncap your Love Life: Forty Days of Dating - Sharpie Squad and resident heartthrob (and apparently, heartbreaker), Timothy Goodman is embarking on another romantic adventure, this time on a little soc...
11 years ago

Show 5 Show All

Reading List

Leave No Trace, A. J. Landau
The Spanish Daughter, Lorena Hughes
Book Island, Sigridur Bjornsdottir
Silence in the Age of Noise, Erling Kagge
Philosophy for Polar Explorers, Erling Kagge
One Woman's Voice by Thomas Leverett
Reluctant Saint, Donald Spoto
Creative Intelligence; Harnessing the Power to Create, Connect and Inspire, Bruce Nussbaum