Like a tech version of Abbott and Costello's "Who's on First?" - check out this brilliant skit from "The One Ronnie" on BBC:
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Saturday, October 15, 2011
My Blackberry Is Not Working!
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Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Drinking Out of Cups - My Favorite Memes
There are certain odd videos and e-mails that come along every once in a while and become wildly popular overnight - "going viral" is the popular term. I am not sure just what it is about this one, but it bears watching, and re-watching,and lots of quoting (NSFW):
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Thursday, March 10, 2011
Charlie Sheen Cooks and Sings - and Says It's All an Act!
He says it's all an act, Radar Online has the video. TMZ says that police are raiding his house.
This is some brilliant acting. First off, Charlie has expanded his webcasting empire by expanding into cooking shows. Here he comes, Food Network - he's a Rockstar Vatican Assassin:
All green things must die.
Next, we have the truly catchy "Bi-Winning - The Remix", autotuned hilarity at its best (Thanks, MOB)!
Here's a tomato from my garden - I grew this. My fingertips radiate sunshine and I grew them with the tears of a jaguar.
This is some brilliant acting. First off, Charlie has expanded his webcasting empire by expanding into cooking shows. Here he comes, Food Network - he's a Rockstar Vatican Assassin:
All green things must die.
Next, we have the truly catchy "Bi-Winning - The Remix", autotuned hilarity at its best (Thanks, MOB)!
Here's a tomato from my garden - I grew this. My fingertips radiate sunshine and I grew them with the tears of a jaguar.
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Charlie and the Apple Factory
Charlie finds a Golden Ticket and a chance to find out what makes Apple products so special:
Saturday, February 26, 2011
The Life of The Honey Badger - Hilarious Narration by Randall
"Ewww - It's Chasing things and eating them!"
Randall's play-by-play takes animal documentaries to a whole different level!
NSFW
Thanks to Steph for expanding my horizons with this!
Randall's play-by-play takes animal documentaries to a whole different level!
NSFW
Thanks to Steph for expanding my horizons with this!
Sunday, February 20, 2011
How To Talk To Your Kids About Star Wars PSA
Parents aren't born with all the answers, and it's important to have help. Here's some great advice on how to introduce your children to Star Wars, before it is too late.
Thanks to Rob for this!
Friday, February 18, 2011
Obama Tech Dinner Caption Contest
Write your own caption in the comments - here's a couple to get you started:
"Ladies and Gentleman - To Evil!"
"Screw Microsoft!"
"The same thing we do every night - try to take over the world!"
"To powerful nerds and the beautiful women who love them!"
"To taxes as venture capital!"
The Legend of Zelda as a John Hughes Movie
If you ever played Zelda or watched a John Hughes movie, you will appreciate this. If you did both, prepare for geekgasm.
My only criticism - the guys at the Gas 'N Sip should have said "Choice, man - concious choice"
My only criticism - the guys at the Gas 'N Sip should have said "Choice, man - concious choice"
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Joe Cocker with Captions of What He Was Really Singing - Video of the Day
Visual Captions of Joe Cocker at Woodstock singing "A Little Help From My Friends" - I always knew there was a deeper message there! Make sure to close the ad right away so you don't miss any of the good stuff!
Monday, February 14, 2011
Family Feud - Survey Says: Hilarious
For anyone who uses Family Feud as a National Moral Barometer - outlook not so good. Full credit to the honored BIOSMOB for this one - he is truly special!
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Horse Outside - Cannot be explained, must be experienced
NSFW: Listen close and stay with it. Evidently everyone in Ireland has been on this for months, but it really has to be recognized stateside for the cultural touchstone it is:
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
More Ewoks Than Humans Should Be Allowed
Can't get enough of those furry little critters who kicked Imperial tail and then held a rave? Well, you've come to the right place. Here's a quick survey of some of the better video fare centering on our Endorian friends:
Ewok Celebration by Meco
The original Yub Nub sensation, as remixed by the guy who brought us the Star Wars Theme Disco Version (available in hi-fi on vinyl as part of KTel's "Star Power" anthology, which I happen to own).
Ewok Gospel Song Featuring Billy Dee Williams
The tale of a galaxy saved by Wickett and company, set to gospel music, with a cameo by Mr. Colt 45 himself - works every time!
Drunk Ewoks on the Today Show
Ewoks invade Halloween on the Today Show.
It's the tried and true formula: Ewoks + Alcohol + Al Roker = Laughs.
Bear with it, it's worth it. Inappropriate groping and the moonwalk take it to the next level.
Ewok Barbershop
I don't think a quartet has gotten it's barbershop hooks into me like this since "Baby on Board" by the Be Sharps back in 85.
Celebrate The Love!
P.S. I have been unable to locate Jimmy Fallon's Ewok Celebration which he sang on SNL during Weekend Update. It seems the copyright police have wiped it clear off the Internet. If anyone can point me in the right direction, I would be much obliged. Seriously.
Ewok Celebration by Meco
The original Yub Nub sensation, as remixed by the guy who brought us the Star Wars Theme Disco Version (available in hi-fi on vinyl as part of KTel's "Star Power" anthology, which I happen to own).
Ewok Gospel Song Featuring Billy Dee Williams
The tale of a galaxy saved by Wickett and company, set to gospel music, with a cameo by Mr. Colt 45 himself - works every time!
Drunk Ewoks on the Today Show
Ewoks invade Halloween on the Today Show.
It's the tried and true formula: Ewoks + Alcohol + Al Roker = Laughs.
Bear with it, it's worth it. Inappropriate groping and the moonwalk take it to the next level.
Ewok Barbershop
I don't think a quartet has gotten it's barbershop hooks into me like this since "Baby on Board" by the Be Sharps back in 85.
AT-AT Day Afternoon
Finally, it's not Ewoks, but that other adorable character from the original trilogy that we all wanted to take home as a pet: The All Terrain Armored Transport!
Celebrate The Love!
P.S. I have been unable to locate Jimmy Fallon's Ewok Celebration which he sang on SNL during Weekend Update. It seems the copyright police have wiped it clear off the Internet. If anyone can point me in the right direction, I would be much obliged. Seriously.
Sunday, January 30, 2011
When Bergs Collide
I guess it had to happen - Eisenberg, Samberg and Zuckerberg together on SNL. Is this the Zuck's tacit approval for The Social Network to rock the Oscars? It definitely isn't a testament to his comedic timing. The best part? "Samberg out."
Saturday, January 29, 2011
The Art of Empire State of Mind Parodies
Warning - Some content may be NSFW
I have recently become an avid consumer of localized parodies of Jay Z and Alicia Key's "Empire State of Mind" - of course as a New Yorker, I give props to the original:
From what I understand, the first widely-recognized take-off came not from New York, but from the home of my childhood summer camp, New Hampshire - with Granite State of Mind:
Next came the original shout-out from my current home county on Long Island, Suffolk State of Mind:
And then the now-classic representation of the Five Towns area of my native Nassau County which confirms stereotypes I didn't even know existed:
And to top them all off, the reinterpretation of Suffolk's mental situation which corrects the mistakes of the original and answers every claim of Nassau's anthem on its way to being designated as "Official":
I have recently become an avid consumer of localized parodies of Jay Z and Alicia Key's "Empire State of Mind" - of course as a New Yorker, I give props to the original:
From what I understand, the first widely-recognized take-off came not from New York, but from the home of my childhood summer camp, New Hampshire - with Granite State of Mind:
Next came the original shout-out from my current home county on Long Island, Suffolk State of Mind:
And then the now-classic representation of the Five Towns area of my native Nassau County which confirms stereotypes I didn't even know existed:
And to top them all off, the reinterpretation of Suffolk's mental situation which corrects the mistakes of the original and answers every claim of Nassau's anthem on its way to being designated as "Official":
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