Fiddling with Viddler

Wednesday, December 3rd, 2008 at 6:38 pm

OK truth is I’m testing viddler – which seems to knock YouTube out of the arena for quality…So I took the opp to mention a silly little site for Xmas: http://www.bestfestive.com and a serious suggestion for where to buy safer alternative, heathier, chemical free body, hair and skin care gifts: http://www.saferalternative.com – Happy Christmas and Healthy New Year.

And to make up for my poor video:

Tagged with: christmas.christmas gifts • safer alternative gifts • viddler

Filed under: Christmas Gift Ideas • Viddler beats YouTube • christmas

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