Video Candy: "Everyone Else Has Had More Sex Than Me" by TISM.
Ah, rabbits. Here's a great video [Flash] from the Australian band TISM (This Is Serious Mum) called "Everyone Else Has Had More Sex Than Me." While the depressing title might sound like one that Dashboard Confessional would come up with, the song itself is pure unabashed pop rock: funny, upbeat and catchy as hell. The video, although simply animated with few colors, is creative and really well-done (especially with regard to facial expression and body language) and quite different from the usual crap being broadcast on your mainstream music television channels. A summary:
The video was chosen from a multitude of entrants in a competition. The winning entrant was a cartoon [by Bernard Derriman] featuring two rabbits, one a depressed singer and the other a masked keyboardist ... The number on each bunny's chest indicates the number of times it has had sex. The main bunny, commonly known as "The Sex Bunny" in Internet circles, has the number "1". Other bunnies of various ages and appearances are shown, some with surprisingly high numbers (in one version of the video, a jaded-looking male rabbit with a handlebar mustache claims an impressive 10,419). Despite the singer's lament, one bunny is shown who has had even less sex: the masked keyboardist, with a number of "0". [from Wikipedia]
Which got me to thinking a little. How differently would we treat each other if we had our own "numbers" prominently displayed on our chests (or floating above our heads)?
Comments
I doubt it could ever happen because it would cause a loss of freedom, but (thinking hypothetically), it would perhaps cause some people to care more about how they are seen by others... perhaps they are so thick skinned it would have no effect anyway.
I dun think it matters except between the duo
cuz sex in this term is an activity which i suppose between the duo
and sex is not a sin or something
so i dun think it matters.