If thinking up random insults to post on Youtube videos is just too much PeeTee for you - then the Youtube random insult generator is your saving grace.
'Get your hair cut fatty' and 'I found the journey of the protagonist both humorous and enlightening. Just kidding. This video is nut sack sweat' are just two of the time-saving gems you'll find on this treasure trove of hate.
It's all here.
Together with legendary sites like Springwise, PSKF and The Coolhunter - Cherryflava has cracked the nod from Mr Guy Kawasaki himself to make a listing on his all new 'single-page aggregation' website called Alltop.com
Check out the rest of the cool cats we share the couch with in the chilled and laid back Design category.
If you don't make active use of an RSS reader and care to keep track of headlines and stories being generated by all the the best media titles in a variety of categories - then Alltop is a good resource to save as a favourite.
Find out why we rock and book a marketing strategy session or personal trends presentation with us right now.
See: Alltop website
The most anticipated gadget launch of all time is just one week away and The Onion has a detailed list of the most important features potential users can look forward to playing around with.
For the rest - check out the important scoop on The Onion.
We only want one if it comes standard with an alarm tone featuring Steve Jobs himself gently whispering; "Awake - shake dreams from your head my pretty child my sweet".
The South African blog awards wouldn't be complete without thanking a number of people for making them happen.
Rafiq and Miguel from Web Addicts for putting together the new voting system and taking care of the admin process. The guys worked long hours - and put together a world-class system.
Mel, Lee, Don, Rich...! and the rest of the team from Missing Link for their amazing work in putting together the awards evening. Much respect! Do yourself a favour and check out the video Lee put together on the night.
Sarah from Quirk for running the alternative logo contest.
The sponsors:
Storm for the Apple MacBook Pro given to Tertia for winning blog of the year. The guys from TSC Imbizo - suppliers of suitably branded promotional schtuff - for sponsoring the vuvuzela trophies.
Thanks to Stormhoek and Podcity for the spot prizes on the night, and all the other category sponsors; Cerebra, MobileQandA, eSquared, Skyrove, Yeigo, Dell, Arthur Goldstuck, Tertia and Cooksister for their contribution.
Thanks also to all the bloggers on the panel for your time and effort, the judges, the public who voted and everyone who attended the awards ceremony.
There were a couple of trophies which had to be taken back to Cape Town after the awards, because the winners could not make the ceremony in Johannesburg.
The gentleman in picture was so keen to get his hands on one of the vuvuzelas - so we granted him the honourary winner of the 'Best Post on a South African blog' award.
At least we know the award will finally be appreciated.
All your winners here.
Steven Davis, from Apple SA, has sent us a tip about their South African podcasting competition.
They're throwing (along with 5FM, Mini, and Coca Cola) R250 000 worth of prizes at the event, which calls for all South African wizards of the art of podcasting to submit their work for public review.
The site goes live next Monday for uploading/downloading - so get your best effort ready for action - pronto.
Check out: Getpodcasting.co.za - for more info and to get on the wave.
Nominations for the 2007 South African blog awards are OPEN!
The 3rd Annual South African awards have a brand new nominating system. It's all automated, very fancy and will be accepting nominations in 15 different categories until 26 February 2007.
New categories making their debut this year are: Best SA Music blog: Best weblog about news of a musical nature, Best GLBT blog - Best SA gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgendered blog and Best SA podcast: The best independently produced video or audio podcast in SA.
Also very swish if you'd like to get your blog in the running - is a nomination widget which you can get for your site.
If you'd like sponsor a prize for the winner of any of the categories, please use the 'contact us' application on the site and give those relevant details.
Have a look and get nominating. Go...
Website: 2007 South African Blog Awards
We (actually the editor of Cherryflava, Jon Cherry) cracked the nod from podcasting, marketing wunda-kinders Mike Stopforth and Dave Duarte to be interviewed about Feverpitcher on their latest Amplitude episode.
It's only now that we listen to the interview that there's the realisation Mike couldn't get a word in edge ways.
How bad?
Check out: Amplitude 5 - Cherry on top
...a brand new South African sports blog, edited by Dan Nicholl.
Tipped as sports news for those people who enjoy sniffing Deep Heat - our newest blog will strive to delve deeper into the psyche of South Africa's sports heroes, than you ever thought possible.
Learn what makes Graham Smith tick, Bob Skinstad homesick and feel free to air your views of how the South African netball team should be managed on tour.
Dan joins the Cherryflava blogging network with a treasure chest of real world media accolades, Feverpitcher his first official debut to the SA blogosphere.
Check out: www.feverpitcher.com
BREAKING NEWS: As part of our strategy to limit South Africa's rampant economic growth by killing off its productivity levels - Cherryflava Media would like to introduce you to our newest blog baby.
Jetstreaker.com is a South African celebrity gossip magazine for the jetset elite.
Obsessed with fame and fortune, the new blog is produced by a whole new editorial team and design wise, takes on an entirely fresh approach with easy navigation and post emailing plug-ins.
The site tracks both local and international celeb news - so if you like to be kept informed about the latest on Paris Hilton's new video, Chelsy Davy's new royal crisis, Richard Branson's new company or have something to say about the new Survivor SA contestants - subscribe to the RSS feed and care for the young one.
Go give her some love and a welcome to the family: Jetstreaker.com
Its not just big, A-list American and European bloggers that are attracting the attention of book publishers.
Great news is that local Cape Town blogger, Tertia Albertyn who blogs the very popular So Close, has just been published because of her site.
Tertia's blog and book are a personal account of her own struggle with infertility. And subsequent triumph with the birth of her twins in January 2005.
Internationally - anonymous postcard blog, Postsecret and London callgirl blogger Belle de Jour have hit the big time with their printed versions.
So hopefully the So Close book will not only be a financial success, but also pioneer similar ventures and promote the exposing power of independent publishing in South Africa.
As a bonus to you, the Cherryflava reader - we're playing Oprah today and have a couple of copies of the book to give away.
Its not going to be everyone's brand of cigarette, but If you'd like to get a free copy - please email us [cherryflava {at} gmail {dot} com] a one paragraph motivation.
The first two good entries get a free book - go now.
Who knows - maybe someday DSTV will approach the SA blog community to put together some real content on our own dedicated TV channel. Wouldn't that be cool?
UPDATE: Ok, we have our free book winners - well done Dave and Craig. We look forward to the reviews.
