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Queensland Flood – Appeal to Youtube

My friend Anthony Larter sent me this on email. Even though I've never been to Australia I'm posting this message because over 100,000 people have been affected by these floods. South African weather bureau has also predicted floods in different parts of South Africa. Someone on Twitter recently mentioned 2010 was the hottest and wettest year in the history of the world - it's probably better to say since weather patterns have been recorded in the last few 100 years or so. My friend, Ryan created this video last night as an appeal to YouTube to donate all the Read More →

Twitter in Real Life

College Humour's own Dan Gurewitch takes his tweets to the streets. See our videos a month sooner at College Humour, check us out at our mobile site and follow us at http://www.twitter.com/collegehumor Read More →

Why do skinny girls have fat friends? Khaya Dlanga has the answer…

Khaya Dlanga is probably South Africa's top video blogger. His Youtube channel has over 10,000 subscribers. So he recently posted this awesome video about why skinny girls may have fat friends. His conclusion is that skinny girls have fat friends because it makes them feel better about themselves. On a more practical level when they go out together the skinny girl will get hit on more because most guys are not going to approach the fat girl first. Anyway decide for yourself if you concur with Khaya's theory after watching his video featuring several interviews with girls around his Read More →

Al Ries on why the iPhone will fail because it’s a convergence device

This is hilarious to watch even a year after it was originally posted because the Apple iPhone is not coming to South Africa. What makes this valuable is the great overview of his concept of divergence and how he applies it the technology industry and specifically the cellphone industry. In the words of Al Ries the iPod is a divergence device and the iPhone is a convergence device - doomed to failure over the long term. What he means is that it will never become a market leader in its industry. And this goes for all smart phones Read More →