Age Of The Mooood Panel

[vampir]

Anyway, MoodPanel mostly reminds me of early-age television surveys when they used to give out mics to just about anyone on the crowded main boulevard to 'say something for the television'. Usually near the end, but not as a rule, they would caught a garbage man or an old homeless person who then either ranted about others' faults for their lives or would go straight to sending greetings to distant members of their families.. Yes, there were random and provocative statements back then as well.

Edited February 25, 2010 by vampir

[Muratus del Mur]

They are all so funny

[phantasm]

[quote name='vampir' date='25 February 2010 - 05:54 AM' timestamp='1267095278' post='55179']
Anyway, MoodPanel mostly reminds me of early-age television surveys when they used to give out mics to just about anyone on the crowded main boulevard to 'say something for the television'. Usually near the end, but not as a rule, they would caught a garbage man or an old homeless person who then either ranted about others' faults for their lives or would go straight to sending greetings to distant members of their families.. Yes, there were random and provocative statements back then as well.
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That is the whole beauty of it. I loved those surveys back then, and I love the mood panel now. Course I am probally one of the few who actually remember the years when those surveys were popular:P

[apophys]

A little film that encapsulates the beauty of it.

http://vimeo.com/2540216

[Handy Pockets]

You forgot the random lines from songs. I like it when others continue with the next line.

Edited February 27, 2010 by Handy Pockets