Rubber Cat Productions

MY FAVORITE GOOGLE VIDEOS

GameLife Video Game Review (link)- Have you ever wondered what a show about video games hosted by two incredibly socially awkward nerdy kids would be like? I've never actually watched this all the way through because after watching 5 minute snippets I have to turn it off because I'm just filled with embarrassment for the both of them

B With Money (link)- A salute to small town life featuring beats from Ice Cube

Page 2 or Teenage Love and Alienation in 1969 Long Island (link) - This is a low-budget black and white film with no dialogue that, despite having been used by child guidance professionals to foster discussion in the 1970s, is a lot more authentic than any John Hughes film.

Stile and Lowtax (link) - Internet luminaries Stile and Lowtax say hello to the world

How Much Affection? (link) - As far as the 1950s educational filmstrip genre goes, this is probably one of the better ones. I get the slight sense that the director was really ambitious but had his/her creativity shafted by the soul-crushing prison of McGraw-Hill Book Co.'s film division.

Flat Life (link) - This is a pretty neat cartoon I guess!

Spike Jonze-directed Al Gore Campaign Video (link) - I like Spike Jonze and I like Al Gore and this video seems to have a fairly decent amount of both as well as a photo of the latter dressed up like Frankensteins Monster.

GARBAGE DAY (link) - What else is there to say?

myspace.com is so awesome

Hey I uploaded a new installment of the Emmy-nominated ocassionally recurring comic Anthropomorphic Republican Talking Duck, which bares absolutely no resemblance to any real comic strips about conservative ducks

This one is not "family friendly" so please do not look at it if you are younger than 15 or older than 30!

Business is a fickle mistress

I'm currently in the process of negotiating a deal with Hot Topic to sell tshirts that say "if the glove don't fit, you must acquit" that will sell like hotcakes if all goes according to plan

It has an image of a kid with a Nintendo Powerglove to cater to the nostalgic hipster demographic

The web marketplace is a harsh mistress. Thanks to the coming onslaught of Web 2.0, we here at the Web 1.0 Emporium have been forced to lower our prices for the past three or so years. Today, we our launching our "Going Out of Business Sale" - yes, that's right, we're going out of business! Everything must go! Don't miss your chance to own a piece of Internet history today for the lowest possible prices anywhere! You won't find deals like this anywhere else! Because when it's gone... it's gone.