ZipZapZop.com with Clark Saturn and special guests: Phil Higgins, Professional Wee-blo and Socrates, the Canadian.

Phil and Socrates continue to try to earn merit badges, this time by pumping for water.

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ZipZapZop.com with Clark Saturn and special guests: Phil Higgins, Professional Wee-blo and Socrates, the Canadian.

In this second documentary episode, which takes place long before the premiere dueling anthems episode, Phil and Socrates get to know one another a bit better, and introduce their wives.

ZipZapZop.com with Clark Saturn 4th of July Spectacular features special guests: Socrates the Canadian Scout, and Phil Higgins, Professional Wee-blo. This special public service announcement for the 4th of July (not celebrated as Independence Day in Canada, but July 1 is Canada Day) features dueling anthems for early July.

To be continued…

ZipZapZop.com with Clark Saturn…

A tip for driver’s regarding setting the side view mirrors… Most people set them so the driver can see cars in the rear, but if you move them outwards, so you only see cars as they exit the rear view mirror, you can actually get rid of that blind spot and see with "365 degrees of awareness" Try it! Put your cheek to the window, then set the mirror as you normally do. It’s weird at first, but you get used to knowing where cars are all the time, and only seeing them in the sideview mirror when they’re passing you.

Not enough ZipZapZop for you these days? Check out LifeFromClarksPhone.Blip.TV. Soon, thanks to some changes at Blip, I’ll be posting straight to ZipZapZop from my phone, which means: another new era of ZipZapZop! since I don’t have time to do it the old school way too much any more… Also, due to the popularity of MyGermanClass.com, I have been posting there a bit more, too… cheers and thanks, and happy safe memorial day!

ZipZapZop.com with Clark Saturn…

We continue our tips for TV turnoff week at Adbusters.org… this time, guest stars James, Shak from Iraq, Darrin, and clark show a new way to lay a TV to rest. Music by George Baker, "Una Paloma Blanca", a song that was playing as Gary Gilmore was driven to his execution (Executiioner’s Song, by Norman Mailer.)