Hey everyone! Aaron J. here with the very first Imaginary Trends newsletter. The way to keep you in-the-know, in-the-loop, informed, educated, and satiated in all things dorky.
(Sorry, I get long-winded when I have caffeine in my system this early.)
So, what's been going down? Quite a bit...
Kyle, Sam, and I like to test people's tolerance for performance mimes and it looks as if we've found a way to incorporate them into the world of LAN'ded! An ingenious way to insert them into the show is underway! We'll be launching a small YouTube channel later this year along with more information.
Details are currently being worked out for the first annual "Masochist Gamer Charity Event!" I'm pleased to say that supporters of Imaginary Trends from all over the country will be helping out with this event too! Over 72 hours we will be playing the very worst games ever made live via web cam in hopes that the Internet viewing public will feel pity and donate money! All proceeds go to benefit the Child's Play Charity. For more info, check out www.ChildsPlayCharity.com!
Have you heard the new hit single from Felicia Day? If you haven't, hit up YouTube and search for "Do You Want To Date My Avatar" and prepared to be overridden with geeky sentiments of finding love in an online game. While the music video does its best to distract me from work, I'm happy to say that we've been able to find a way to remix it! Resident dope beat mixer and tall guy Sam has laid down some tracks for a remix and soon we'll be splicing together a music video set to debut on the LAN'ded viral YouTube channel (www.YouTube.com/ChristianInTheWired).
Also, we're trying to organize a way to get an interview with geek rocker Jonathan Coulton. Not familiar with him? Check out his website @ www.jonathancoulton.com!
That's about it for us here at Imaginary Trends for now. Remember that we update the viral YouTube page at least once a week with more of Christian's internet activities and that we're hard working on projects not even listed here!
Peace out & sayonara
- Aaron J.
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