Make your own subtitle edits utilizing schlocky Bollywood film clips, send 'em to friends (or enemies).
Tuesday, May 16, 2006
Trend: User-Created: Bombay TV
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3 comments:
a lot more fun than titling a stock chevy ad. who hasn't put the tv on mute and made up their own conversation? with a friend i mean. and with drinking involved. yeah, me neither. but i was surprised how easy it is to use and quickly changes load.
I don't understand... are you suggesting the TV doesn't really talk back to me?
Very best site. Keep working. Will return in the near future.
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