This video is just a few seconds long but is perhaps the cutest and most touching video I have ever seen. For anyone who has ever comforted a disappointed crybaby…. for anyone who has little kids… for anyone who has ever been a disapointed crybaby…. this video cannot be missed! This reminds me of some of the OJ drama of late 😉 Enjoy!
If it is AI, we are doomed!
Red,
That video was priceless! I love the happy ending…
I am glad you enjoyed it, Art.
Think Sean and Thomas will ever have a moment like that? ~grin!~
Does this mean Red Vixen and I should hug & make up? Not likely.
If I said I was sorry, would you give me a hug, junior?
It brought a tear in my eye…. Now it’s off to get a beer or two and some pizza!
Tony,
Welcome and cheers to you!
Make sure it’s not baby’s pizza. It’s a real downer! 😉
sniff! how adorable!
You fearsome tough ol’wordwarriors all seem to have such soft hearts!
Nice of you all to take time away from the bloody chainsaws and poisoned tipped arrows 😉
Red,
I do not expect you to be sorry for your opinions – no matter how deranged they may be. What would you be sorry for? Keep your mits off my f’n pizza!
“Deranged”? Really, junior. You’re part of the 20%’er club that still supports Bush’s whack policies. You’re an “elitist”!
Red. In the first 20 seconds I thought about Vern when he learned that Prop 8 passed. However, at the end itconfirms that some members of the Juice family still accept him.
But, is it really, in fact, Baby’s Pizza, and how can we be sure? Is the class warfare waged by the redistributionist on the left ameliorated by her formidable political and oratorical skills, or is this just the opening volley in a long-term hidden plan to appropriate even more of Baby’s Pizza? What happens next, when the camera is turned off, and why does the film stop when it does? I’m saying, is Baby’s abrupt about-face, so soon after making such a compelling case for the sanctity of private property, a bit of deceptive rhetoric on a par with that of her rival the Usurper? Will this “hug,” ostensibly spontaneous, be considered legally binding and will it stand up to the inevitable legal challenges when future slices of Pizza materialize? What legal standing does the Usurper actually have, and what does she bring to the table? The eminent domain warrior Larry Gilbert takes this scenario far too cavalierly – if a precedent is established that a simple apology and hug will throw the sacred rights of ownership (possibly based in primogeniture) completely out the window and basically create a socialist Pizza Utopia, then whither capitalism, whither the 4th amendment? To what degree is our interpretation of these events influenced by the allegedly objective commentary of the narrator, and, equally to the point, in whose pay is he? How can the off-camera woman claim “It’s the same thing” when we all know no two slices of pizza are exactly the same, whether in size or profusion of condiments? Who owns those pillows in the background, and when does the noble struggle begin over control of them? You other commenters are far too jejune about all these ramifications, and your dismissive, aye, frivolous take on this disturbing little kabuki says far more about you than it does about Baby’s Pizza.
Just my thoughts…
My God, you’re right, Vern! That IS the CEO of GM on the right and senate on the left. Those auto execs know human nature better than any of us, and though we sneer at them, it looks like they WILL get their big hug (25 billion, + keep their corporate jet fleet, + keep their 25 million annual “compensation” (only the little people get salaries.)
Vern,
THAT was brilliant AND hilarious AND 2 new words for my vocabulary…
Vern. Many years ago a CEO from Chicago chastized my conference presentation for failing to follow the three B’s.
“Be brief, be bright and be gone.”
That said my comment to this post follows: Is this an example of redistribution? I bought the pizza and now have to share it with you?
I really really liked Red’s posting of this video. What a baby, there is no such thing as baby’s pizza! Its all pizza, silly baby. Thank heaven that other baby was there. (Red, pass it along to cry baby if you get a chance)
I see no menace in the calm baby. Why do you Vern? Is this some revelation about your own ‘baby blue’ period of sibling rivalry? I think so.
That meanie Larry is totally jejune, even though he probably has primogeneture on Vern here at the Juice. (Longboobs – not just new but cool words too!)
Vern,
Could that be the start of another social science parody paper like the 1996 Sokal paper?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sokal_affair
I really really liked Red’s posting of this video.
Hey thanks. I am really enjoying reading all the different responses. From the Extra-fancy, to the hug rebuff ….. 😉
That video is the gift that keeps giving over at my place. Whenever someone wants a little sympathy or feels misunderstood or gets bummed, they’ll wail out, “That’s Baby’s Pizza!” which usually makes everyone laugh – especially when the girls say it in a “cute-sy, baby” way!
Forty-Two owe
Just to let you know that we are heading to church and plan to stop for a slice of pizza at Costco. Be happy to let you have the crust.
If we miss you I’ll leave it for you at the entrance.
Forty-Two owe,
And those were precisely the words! 🙂
Joe. Jawohl.