Posts Tagged ‘Humor’

A Better Way To Remind You Of Safe Sex?

Sunday, August 24th, 2008

New ringtone refrain: ‘Condom, condom!’ | Crave, the gadget blog – CNET

Those crazy Indians are at it again. What better way to to remind you to make sure you have a condom on you when by having your ringtone be a multipart harmony of the word “Condom” being sung over and over again in an Indian accent.

 
icon for podpress  Condom A Cappella [0:44m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

You might think this is absurd and it almost is. The ringtone, “Condom A Cappella”, is actually part of an ad campaign by the BBC World Service Trust to help prevent the transmission of HIV in India, where approximately 2.5 million people are living with HIV. The ringtone comes in at Phase III of the “jo samjha wohi sikander” (“the one who understands is a winner”) campaign sponcered by both the BBC World Service Trust and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. They put up an ad where a cell phone rings with the ringtone. The man holding the phone gets surprised that it’s saying “Condom” but eventually people start looking at him as if he’s a very intellgent and the ladies start making eyes at him. You can download the mp3 file above or go to http://www.condomcondom.org/ where you can take a look at the previous two phases and download the ringtone.

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Tuesday, April 29th, 2008

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I’m Surprised I Didn’t Fall Off My Chair

Friday, April 11th, 2008

Commissioned Comic Takes On The Gay Sith

Sunday, March 2nd, 2008

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Umm, do I really need to say anything? Click the image for full Commissioned Comic goodness.

Extreme Makeover: Bear Edition

Sunday, February 17th, 2008

The Manchester Bears just can’t stop.  Check out one of their latest:

 

What 8 Years Will Do

Monday, January 28th, 2008

The Bear HandbookI mentioned this book in the Pilot Episode of the Cubs Out Loud Podcast. Years ago I bought this book as I started learning about the Bear Community. I have to say that the Bear Handbook was a great representation of what Bears are all about. As Ray Kampf explains in his introduction, this book was not to be taken seriously. However there is truth in those lies. I had loaned my Bear Handbook to a friend of mine several years back and didn’t get it back before he moved from the Twin Cities. I just recently bought the book again and am reading it. Knowing what I know about the Bear Community now, the book is out of date. When the author primary refers all his bear brethren to the BML, Resources for Bears, and talks about Bear Magazine and American Bear as the Bear Magazines, you know there needs to be a volume 2. Technology has grown to encompass more options for the bear community. This includes the many podcasts like mine, the “New” bear sites, bear runs, club mailing list, text messaging, chat clients. I may sound like I’m bashing The Bear Handbook, but I cannot give it anything lower than a 5. For the year 2000 for which this book was published, it was a wonderful representation of the time. Now if only Ray would write an updated version. If you’re a bear, cubs, otter, chaser, et al, you should get this book and have it in your archive.

Back Talking

Friday, December 28th, 2007

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