From Phyllis, the greatest video on plagiarism ever made, ever. Hit the CC button to make sure captions are turned on, unless you understand
German
. Norwegian! I stand corrected! My bad! (Someone, quick, hook me up with Norwegian curse words!)
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LOL!
(FYI it is not german, but norwegian)
lol, and what Hvitveis said.
must send this to all my English profs in school.
Aoh, and I finally thought “HAH, it’s funny and it’s in German, so there’s PROOF that we can—” and now it’s in Norwegian! Aw shucks. 🙂 Wonderful, wonderful little movie. Thanks for posting the link.
Norway hosts Eurovision, and they make great videos like this! Is there nothing Norway can’t do?
Okay, I posted that on my Facebook. And I was so proud of referencing you guys as my source for finding it, but I got your name wrong. (doh)
Not German—but awesome nonetheless. 😉
My apologies! TOTALLY my bad! I’m the one who told Sarah it was in German. Duh. I should have looked a little closer. Again, I’m so sorry about the language error.
But I’m glad you like the video.
Fantastic! I’m posting it on to other librarians …
And, hey, Norway may host Eurovision, but Germany wins! (And the UK always, always loses)
the video is from my old university, and I recognise almost everyone in the film, most of them work at the university library, so I am really impressed with what they can do!
Wow. That IS impressive. I thought it must have been done by pros. Librarians ftw!
And the Eurovision song was written by Americans, so hurrah for the melting pot and international co-operation and one great big European family of song. All I personally care about is that we win the first round of the World Cup, because it’s just like us to EITHER get right into the finals OR get thrown out by Australia. Nothing in between.
And Phyl, thanks for the link, and don’t worry.
Brilliant! Thanks for sharing this – I have to find a way to work this into my next library instruction class!
That’s an adorable video. But… A GUI interface in Visual Basic is supposed to be *cutting edge*????? Maybe a quarter of a century ago…. Whew!
OMG. I’m so sorry! I had no idea and totally should have Googled the university name. My bad and my apologies to everyone who knows that Norway is the coolest ever.
Now, can anyone hook me up with really good Norwegian curse words?
My god, the production budget alone was eye-popping for this! Thanks for the Friday Fabulousness.
Well, you asked for it…..
VERY DEFINITELY NSFW!! You are warned!!
Some (fairly common) curse words (with translations):
http://www.pratekompaniet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=20950
8500 curses – no translations
http://home.online.no/~wacked/OnD/flipp/banne.htm
moral87?? WTF??
I’m Swedish, but my “weegie” friends tell me that (like a lot of places in Scandinavia) a lot of the profanity is religiously related, (faen is the devil) and the further north you go the better variety/worse/more colorful you find!
My friend texted me some of her personal favorites:
utpult sjarkhora, which the internet tells me means “over-copulated small fishingboat prostitute”
kuk, “penis”
hæstkuk, “horse’s penis”
drittsekk, “bag of shit”
The Swedish ones I can think of off the top of my head are kind of “the basics:” fan (kind of like fuck), jävlar (damn), helvete (hell) and skit (shit). But in Sweden, at least, the young people are usually rather fluent in English and, thusly, English profanity.
Hah! Perfect timing…I’m leaving for Norway soon, and now I can swear with confidence. Thanks, ghn.
Great… except for the part where it compared plagiarism to sexual assault at 3:27.
Using someone’s words without giving credit where it’s due of without the author’s consent? Not cool. But it’s a totally different level of not cool than ignoring someone’s bodily autonomy and grabbing a woman’s breast
without her consent.
That video was 10x awesome sauce!
my validation word: “game78” Yep, you are only fooling yourself and playing a game when you steal other’s words.
I’d be more impressed if the song they used wasn’t almost note for note a take-off of “I’m Super, Thanks For Asking” from South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut. Which is very ironic for a video talking about the evils of plagiarism.