The new video is up! Sorry if you haven’t seen it yet!
Happy belated Canada Day, all! We’re sorry we didn’t get this up in time for the day itself, and we’re sorry you had to wait until today to see it. And we’re sorry… well, you get the idea.
In keeping with our yearly tradition of celebrating Canada Day in the most Canadian of ways (read: by taking the piss out of ourselves) we bring you this video, a detailed look at the history and day-to-day use of the word “sorry” in modern Canadian life.
Hopefully everyone enjoyed their national holiday of choice, be that Canada Day or Independence Day, depending on your country of origin. If you live in a country that does not celebrate such a day, well, I strongly advise relocating to a country that does. Undoubtedly, barbecues were had, beers were consumed (better ones up north here, though) and fireworks were exploded to the admiration of many. You know you want in on that action.
Oh, also, Unskippable is up, featuring a return to the Lost Planet! You probably ought to check that out, too.
Enjoy!
To \/this guy\/ sorry I took the first post… I also apologize for making a first post comment… sorry for,well… just… um… sorry
Comment by Billiem — July 5, 2010 @ 8:05 pm
this Canada day video I believe is the best one yet
but I am sorry for saying the others were bad.
sorry.
Comment by dex-dex — July 5, 2010 @ 8:08 pm
I am sorry that I had to stop the video within the first minute or two. I was just laughing way to hard to hear the video. I’m also sorry that I continually infringe on the copyrights of the Dominion of Canada, especially the two times in this comment. Finally, I’m sorry (three… DAMNIT!) that I can’t do more to support the works of LRR in person (such as copious amounts of prostrate [WITH TWO Rs] adoration outside the moonbase launchpad), so I will soon have to order another pre-order shirt when the next one comes out.
Speaking of preorders, I think this video may inspire a t-shirt design.
Comment by Tim K — July 5, 2010 @ 9:05 pm
Finland can be a brutal place to be left stranded to, but believe me, is not so bad here compared to some other places…
Every time you joke about us, we tend to feel noticed and are proud that even someone gets to have fun at our expense. Just so you know.
Comment by koizom — July 6, 2010 @ 1:12 am