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16 comments so far
Nicola Mattina 17 May 07
Great :-D I just bought the Dvd and gotta used these sketches at the end of my Web Show :-) Nicola
David N 17 May 07
So true…
Justin Reese 17 May 07
Aww man, it doesn’t have my favorite.
Arjen Schat 18 May 07
These guys are so great. It inspires us that much we are going to do the same thing in the same setting but than with Marc Canter an Michael Arrington at our web conference.
Mike 18 May 07
ha, that’s good. Unfortunately I think I was one of those guys on the railsconf channel
Seth Aldridge 18 May 07
I love those guys! I used to watch this show all the time when I was growing up…are they on DVD ?
WTL 18 May 07
Ah, those guys are the best. I know a few people who could be them all too easily.
Heck, I could be one of them, if I wasn’t more careful. ;)
Karl N 18 May 07
I have a random UI comment that I noticed about videos after playing a couple today. What I noticed is that despite the giant play icon on the video screen I always strain to click on the small play button at the bottom in fear of it taking me to another site to play the video.
I thought I was being stupid, so I clicked the big convenient button and sure enough it linked to YouTube instead of playing it inline. Argh.
Funny video though.
Karl N 18 May 07
Oh, I see what happened. The big play button action looks like it encompasses the whole screen, but really if you miss it and click on the image it links you. That seems like odd behavior to me, anyway.
ML 18 May 07
Justin, that MP3 one is really great. ; )
gwg 18 May 07
Justin and I share a favorite.
Mrad 18 May 07
Dude, what the heck are are their names? Just “the guys in the balcony?”
Thanks for sharing – that was awesome!
ML 18 May 07
Mrad, names = Statler and Waldorf.
Prateek 19 May 07
This is really funny!!
JL! 20 May 07
Anyone who wants to learn a bit more about Statler and Waldorf can do so at their Wikipedia entry. They’ve got a huge list of quotes over there, too, including several from this video.
Man, this makes me really miss Jim Henson.
David 20 May 07
There is also an entry about them on the excellent Muppet Wiki:
http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Statler_%26_Waldorf
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