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Where can you find the best coverage of waiting in line for the Nintendo Wii? In the Wii Wait video section of killkaraoke, of course. That's all of my footage. Bento also has some video that we may post at some point. This is my favorite video from the collection:

Download the quicktime video here. Share it with your friends, but don't upload it anywhere.

Also, if you have a Wii, make sure to follow the safety instructions. Wii Have a Problem shows us that there have been many casualties as a result of accidentally thrown Wii-motes through TVs, laptops, and windows. Be careful.

I joined Revver, which is a video hosting site where the video creators can get paid. So far I'm liking it a lot better than youtube. Here's my Revver profile, where you can watch the videos I've uploaded. I'm going to try to make some new videos one day.

Finally, someone explains net neutrality in a way I can understand. The AskANinja Ninja teaches us about net neutrality. He's gotten so preachy and political now. After watching that, you'll probably want to go to Save the Internet.

It's refreshing to see a ninja using his ninjaing powers for education on important issues rather than for killing. Well, he's probably still killing, but at least he's helping too.

This is like American Idol but with Google Videos, Google Idol. Two girls from the Netherlands, Pomme & Kelly, did a lip sync of Respect and it's in the lip sync finals. They're really good and into the song. You can vote for them on the Google Idol site. Their competition is two Asian guys lip syncing a Backstreet Boys song. That's getting kinda old. Looks like the voters are agreeing. The finals end on April 1st. On the Pomme & Kelly site, they have a few other videos with different songs. I would say Respect is the best one, but the other videos are funny too.

Well not the real stock market. Just a fake stock market. A few weeks ago I was looking through sites that link to this site. I found this BlogShares site. It's some kind of stock market simulation game where blogs are companies. You gotta love any game where the currency is called B$. I'm listed here. So I signed up for the game and claimed my blog. If you wait for all of the blog stuff to load in the lower right of the main page of my blog you'll see the BlogShares logo. I'm not sure if I'm really going to get into this game. I don't quite understand it and don't feel like figuring it out.

Later, the blogger from diegeekdie.net sent me 10 shares of his blog as a gift. Thanks if you're reading. But then I guess some weird investigation scandal thing went down that I don't really understand, but it's probably good publicity. As a result, my 10 shares of diegeekdie.net got taken away. Easy come easy go or whatever.

Now back to something a lot more interesting, I found this really funny video of the worst rap battle ever from this diegeekdie.net post. I mean I didn't really "find" it, but it was there, and I watched it, and I thought it was funny enough to post about. Some of those comments are pretty funny too. Oh yeah I guess that page is not safe for work, or kids, maybe.

So now diegeekdie.net is on my Bloglines feeds list. Maybe I should break some BlogShares rules to make my blog more popular?