The voiceover and text match perfectly. I am confused as to the target audience; some of the humor doesn't seem aimed at western audiences, and other bits are quite subtle.
Conversational Terrorism is rife with lessons about other unfair tactics to employ in debate or, indeed, any conversation. This is akin to a follow-up post to my other one , ages ago, about fallacies and how to recognize them.
That is some funny stuff.
ReplyDeleteDoes the Japanese voiceover match the subtitles?
Does the peice work with a Japanese sense of humor, or is it just aimed at us gaijin?
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The voiceover and text match perfectly. I am confused as to the target audience; some of the humor doesn't seem aimed at western audiences, and other bits are quite subtle.
ReplyDeleteI am confused about its origins.
Doooooooooomo.
ReplyDeleteI want some special secret squirrel sushi.
Ma, ma, ma, mah.
ReplyDeleteFor its origin and link to its sequel, please read my recent entry;
ReplyDeletehttp://longtailworld.blogspot.com/2006/01/documentary-on-japanese-sushi.html