The Cow Video
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My art history class is too long. Now, I love art history - don't get me wrong. But when it goes for 2 hours, and I'm one of 250 people crammed together in a dark room, I tend to zone out about halfway through. Most of the time I switch back and forth between taking notes and watching crap on youtube.
Yesterday went exactly like that...except this time, I found myself in the deepest and weirdest corners of youtube. You know. You've all been there. You're watching a funny and innocent cat video and before you know it you see something that cannot ever be unseen.
Sort of like the cow video.
Yeah. YEAH.
I couldn't stop thinking about the cow video. It was going through my mind. How did he create that? Is that what Hell is? What do I do now? The part where they turned into spider-cows...OH. WHY DID THEY ALL TURN INTO SPIDERS.
Yesterday went exactly like that...except this time, I found myself in the deepest and weirdest corners of youtube. You know. You've all been there. You're watching a funny and innocent cat video and before you know it you see something that cannot ever be unseen.
Sort of like the cow video.
Yeah. YEAH.
After emerging from the depths of youtube, I began taking notes again hoping they would help me forget what I had seen. But it had already seared itself into my subconscious, because every slide the teacher showed reminded me of it.
I couldn't stop thinking about the cow video. It was going through my mind. How did he create that? Is that what Hell is? What do I do now? The part where they turned into spider-cows...OH. WHY DID THEY ALL TURN INTO SPIDERS.
I may or may not have watched it a few more times. I also made the mistake (or was it a fantastic choice?) to watch that guy's other videos. The sheep one...
