Even though I have been attending our weekly dot com pho lunches for some time now, only recently has it dawned on us that we should be sharing our stupidity and our antics through video. Believe me, we really are this candid, even if the camera wasn’t on us.
Last week, we discussed our trip to Whistler, among other things, and this week we turn to the stupid Mongolians who insist on breaking down our wall. I’m not entirely sure how the topic of damn Mongolians made its way into the discussion, but random topics seem to the be norm at Dot Com Pho.
At yesterday’s lunch, Stephen Fung puts in his official audition tape for The Next Top Affiliate, we torture test the seemingly indestructible 32GB Corsair Survivor Flash Drive, I walk us through the LG Voyager from Verizon Wireless with shaky hands and all, John Chow talks about how he’s going to find his way around town in China, and Ed Lau describes what is in a number 12 medium. Tripe is awesome.
This week’s official sponsor is Microsoft. If you would like to provide us with a gadget of the week or to sponsor an upcoming edition of Dot Com Pho, please feel free to contact me and I’m sure we can work something out.
UPDATE: If you’re wondering if the Corsair Survivor USB Flash Drive managed to survive being dunked in a rancid concoction and getting run over by a car, wonder no longer. Stephen took the drive home and recorded this brief video update.
What’s up with the shaky hands in your mini review of LG Voyager? I first thought it was the phone vibrations casuing your hands to tremble.
You were also speaking in a “machine gun” manner.
Are the above attributed to a case of camera shyness?
I don’t think it was shyness, because I’ve done lots of videos before. I blame the coffee and the fact that I wanted to say a lot about the phone in a short period of time.