By Nicholas Carlson, 3:20 PM on Mon Aug 4 2008, 2,866 views (Edit, to draft, Top, Slurp)

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Richard Blakeley, the Gawker videologist who turned this year's CES into a TV-free zone, has turned his clicker on Wired covergirl Julia Allison. She is a rich target for parody: the lip dubs, the outfits, the new friends she charms into acting like old friends. The only problem with Blakeley's "NomSociety," a spoof of Allison's startup NonSociety? It assumes that anyone was ever paying attention to Allison's "startup." The original work, which you probably haven't seen, below:

NonSociety 101 from NonSociety on Vimeo.