ZeFrank's Daily Video

ZeFrank's site has long been one of the most creative on the web. He was doing stuff with Flash that was light years ahead of anyone else, years ago. A while back he started doing these daily mini-movies. I tend to forget about them on and off. Here the day before yesterday and today. They are pretty funny. The second one is about a letter he got from Delta airlines.

Notice this about him: he never blinks. ever.


the show with zefrank




the show with zefrank

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Anonymous said…
Flash required!!
Going on a web site like Harley Davidson they ask you..Flash or no flash. However, GM in their finite wisdom REQUIRES flash to go to the Saturn Automobile web site! No option. Users here at my company are not authorized to download anything based on the numerous computer infections that exist. I tried to click on "comments/e-mail" to let GM know this feature limits their traffic but guess what; I was told I need FLASH level 7! Like six is not good enough.
7:55 AM
Lundy Wilder said…
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8:13 PM
Lundy Wilder said…
Quicktime req'd. The irritating thing to me is that Apple has combined Quicktime and iTunes software, so to get the Foxfire plug-in even if you uncheck as many of the boxes as are offered to uncheck, you still get iTunes software installed, like it or not.
8:15 PM
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