People who know me, know that I love snapping shots of everything. As of late my camera sits here on my desk collecting dust. I have lost my drive\passion somewhere the last few months. Looking at photos such as the one featured by Continue reading…
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Here it is… the over-hyped Justin Timberlake featuring Scarlett Johansson directors cut of What Goes Around.
Here is a group of crazy people Flash Mobbing a Ambercrombie & Fitch store. Flash mobs have caught on in popularity recently, even in Vancouver (Pillow Fight at the Art Gallery, to Drunk Santa’s at Metrotown).
Someone forwarded me this link to Saska’s blog today. She had a nice little story about her Customer Service experience at Nintendo of America. There isn’t very many companies out there that offer satisfying Customer Service. You always feel like you either been ripped off, wasted your life on hold, or just plain forgotten. Nintendo seems to have the art of Customer Service down as I can vouch for Nintendo Canada. I had a crack in my Nintendo DS Lite hinge which came out of nowhere. I am always careful with my things, and have never dropped my DS. I did a quick search on-line and found out that there was a batch of them that were defective. Last Monday, I happen to be in Richmond, where Nintendo Canada, so I decided to stop by to see if I could send it away for repairs. I spoke to the cheerful receptionist who got a service person to take a look at my DS. One quick glance… “oh we can swap that right out for you, just one sec.” She went to the back and grabbed a new unit for me! Handed me a invoice for $0.00 and told me I had 1 year warranty starting that day. That is what I call service! I hate companies that make you jump through all sorts of hoops.
Brent Kaywood demonstrates some real life self defence techniques. More videos can be found at the Derrick is a Comedy Group website.