Showing posts with label parody. Show all posts
Showing posts with label parody. Show all posts

Monday, November 12, 2012

Nerdgasm: "An MD's World"

Hello smarty-pants university-type people!

It's been a very long time.  I know.  It's my senior year, and right when I thought I'd have more time for creative ventures, some heinous thing called "organic chemistry" happened.  It's like anatomy and physiology all over again...but this time I can't physically see anything that I'm learning about.  Not directly anyway.  I find that after my daily mind-fuck I'm anything but creative, so you'll have to excuse how aberrant my posting habits have been.  It will get better; I promise.

And you know what?  Today I'm bloody well flattered because I just found out that THE Janice Lapsansky (my anatomy and physiology professor) reads my blog.  On top of that, I literally got thrown a bone with an interview at a local spine and joint clinic, so I'm excited and terrified at the same time.  I told my boyfriend that if I end up working directly with the MD there that I will "shit butterflies"...and then proceeded to go off on a tangent about how shitting butterflies is a direct biproduct of that feeling of butterflies in your stomach.

ANYWAY, in light of all this happening, I decided to opt for another Nerdgasm post.  There will be more Field Guides and Sanity Checks soon!

I present to you "An MD's World", a parody of "Part of Your World"from The Little Mermaid.

Saturday, September 1, 2012

Nerdgasm: "Bio-Anthro Style"

Greetings nerdy-pants,

In the past few weeks, my boyfriend has been going through a bit of a craze over a certain song of South Korean origin.  It features a 38 year old overweight man dancing suggestively in possibly one of the most brilliant, subtle social commentaries ever to grace the music industry.  Ok...so that might be a bit of an exaggeration.

But seriously, if you haven't seen Psy's "Gangnam Style" yet, you need to.  It's shot WONDERFULLY, cleverly, and is full of little details that I love.  It's making waves in South Korea because it satirizes wealthy society in the country, bringing light to how superficial the culture is.  Think of this as a parody of LMFAO's "Party Rock Anthem":
Fucking brilliant, right?  Well my not-so-inner nerd could not just let this sit un-dorkified, so ladies and gents, I present to you...