Reminds me of this Wii SNL sketch.

Here's a working copy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqVKvRTmbj0

I agree with bareboards. Olbermann's slam/rant could have been alot better. But Olbermann's shrill voiced parody did make me realize one thing. Glenn Beck is the Church Lady.

"Obama's decided to talk to children. I wonder who gave him that idea. Oh, I don't know, could it be... STALIN!?"

This video answers the age-old question: If masturbating makes you go blind and carrots improve eyesight then what happens when you masturbate with a carrot?

>> ^Ariane:
I always thought someone should make an illustrated bible that includes graphic pictures of all the bad parts of the bible, just to help people realize what is in there.


So let it be written, so let it be done:
The Brick Testament - The Old and New Testament illustrated with Legos.

They forgot the codpiece of closet-gayness.

When did the scout from TF2 start doing infomercials? Watch Meet the Scout and then this. I present to the court Exhibit A and Exhibit B.

"You're gonna love my nuts, tough guy! BONK!"

Best part is at 0:53. A low-resolution side view of her head turns into a perfect front view of her eye. If they can change the camera angles of a still image why not make it point at the killer? The CSI motto: "Computers is magical."

>> ^spoco2:
I was trying to work out on what friggen basis it was matching those on. Coffee, PERHAPS because he says cup of urine, and the thing is stupid enough to take any 'cup of' answer... but pornography and soda? Is there a drink that has a name that has some portion of pornography in it?
Pretty bloody terrible!


This was back when Coca-Cola was testing all those new flavors. They briefly tried Coca-Cola Pornography but Pepsi Jizz outsold them. Taste tests were supervised by Larry Flynt.

Part 2 is over here.

*beg

A Very Matrix Christmas

Some people seem to confuse regional temperature changes with global average temperature changes. The Medieval Warming Period, or NAMBLA, was limited to a small region and didn't reach the temperatures we've had in the last 20-30 years.

Like the "expert" in the video said himself: The earth is a big place. So why do they act like local weather trumps global averages?

interesting part of a blog post on the subject (with sources)

"To think we could effect weather all that much". Well, there are 6.7 billion of us and all those factories and power plants running 24 hours a day.

There's a musical montage that uses this clip here.

There's a working copy at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zfe546OKfF4

And if referencing pi ever becomes too much of an in-joke then humanity is doomed.