A solid 5 minutes of Al Bundy from Married with Children insulting fat women, worth a watch for sure.
Pretty upsetting these commercials from the NFL network no longer air because I think they are absolutely hilarious. My two personal favorites would have to be the clips about Peyton Manning and Tom Brady.
ESPN recently published a set of letters sent by Lou Gherig as he dealt with his debilitating disease. A great read and insight into the man and his struggles.
Under the freedom of information act the FBI has recently released 20 formal interviews and 5 “casual conversations” they had with Saddam Hussein before his death.
A great collection of non-billboard ads in unconventional places. Seems like a much better spend of marketing money. I particularly like the Folgers ad.
The set design for U2’s new tour is insane. We’re talking transformable screen insane…
Thomas Jefferson and his friend Robert Patterson were fascinated by ciphers and secret codes. Recently a 200 year old cipher written to Jefferson from Patterson was cracked. The interactive graphic on how he created it is well done.
A great montage of Galifianakas stand up
New viral site up for Apatow’s movie Funny People based on the ever hilarious Aziz Ansari’s character from the movie, Randy, conveniently titled LaughYouDickOff.com
If you haven’t seen John C. Reilly as Dr. Steve Brule your life is a little less complete.
I’ve always thought Japanese paper craft/art was pretty amazing, and this castle takes it to a whole new level.
After months of turmoil, the Minnesota Supreme Court has ruled that Al Franken officially won the senate election. The real question is, did anyone really think Coleman was really going to win?
Palin was totally unfit for the job of Vice President let alone crossing guard? NOOOOOO!
“By all accounts, Palin was either unwilling, or simply unable, to prepare,” the piece says. “In the run-up to the Couric interview, Palin had become preoccupied with a far more parochial concern: answering a humdrum written questionnaire from her hometown newspaper, the Frontiersman …
He never got the credit he deserved until now. Arguably the best Ghostbuster that ever lived!
Craig Robinson has hoenstly been blowing up recently. He started as Darryl on the Office, where he was hilarious. Then went on to roles in movies like Knocked Up, Walk Hard, Pineapple Express, and Zack and Miri Make a Porno, and now he is all over the internet making hilarious videos, like this one at Funny or Die.
Not to be confused with NORAD Cheyenne Mountain is the nerve center from which military operations can be conducted during an attack. CNET has an article complete with pics.
Nike’s new ad with Robot Parkour more info at DVICE it was done by the people over at Big Lazy Robot.
http://www.vimeo.com/5318821Kanye has a post about Sigg Jones a new 3D animation movie by some French film students and they have some pretty sick designs.
Gizmodo has a story about a new 13-story building under construction in Shanghai that just, well, tipped over…
They have been around a while but these yacht concepts by Schöpfer are beautiful and deserve a posting.
I feel like Christian Bale every time I peruse one of these lists but this is a very cool collection of business cards.
Google recently put out a blog post inviting major news outlets to become official partners on Youtube and share in the advertising money. In addition to premium placement seems like a good offer and provides an additional badly needed revenue stream.
Japan is building ANOTHER giant robot and I’ve got to applaud their efforts. Gizmodo has more info.
A great free style from one of my favorite Jake and Amir videos, surprised one of their clips hasn’t been posted sooner. If you haven’t heard of them, they are absolutely hilarious, so check them out at JakeandAmir.com.
Sittin’ in Jacuzzis
Peanut butter smoothies
Eatin’ lots of movies
Checkin’ out the movies
Very well done stop motion whiteboard music video for Minilogue
56ft. tall Gundam robot that lights up at night? I think so!
A new washing machine developed in Britain uses only one cup of water:
It uses less than 10 per cent of the water of conventional machines and 30 per cent less energy by replacing most of the water with thousands of tiny reusable plastic beads to attract and absorb dirt under humid conditions
Very interesting video of tiny liquid iron particles reacting to a magnet. You wouldn’t think it would create that weird spiked circular design.
For 7 months the New York Times has been able to keep every major news organization from reporting on the kidnapping of one of their reporters by the Taliban. Fearing his value would rise and therefore make his rescue more difficult they even kept it off Wikipedia, a feat in itself.
Two teams have joined forces and won the Netflix prize submitting an algorithm 10.05% better than the current one.
Yes I do consider ties basically the modern day noose, but this style is pretty sweet.
It’s a top 10 kind of day – Wired has the top 10 prison breaks of all time.
Hoop Doctors has the 10 greatest in game dunks of all time.
Bruno on Conan, both literally and figuratively
New movie about a guy who invents lying, looks pretty good, and I love Ricky Gervais
Why have I not seen a trailer for this movie yet? The movie is called Hurt Locker and it’s about the squads that defuse bombs in Iraq. I think the it looks pretty awesome, and by the way, it is certified fresh, running at 96% over at Rottentomatoes.
CNN has a great calculator giving you a value of how far your salary will go towards cost of living in other cities. Interesting to play with for people considering moving.
Years ahead of its time Hitler had created a “stealth fighter” similar to the B-2 bomber. The folks over at National Geographic have recreated it to see whether it was feasbile and the impact it might have had.
Tim Burton is re-making Alice in Wonderland and Disney has released some hi-res images of character/scenes and it looks amazing.
From everything I’ve heard the new Transformers movie was awful, which is upsetting considering the first one was pretty awesome in my opinion, and the build up to this movie made it seem like it was going to live up to the standard. Either way, here is every single Transformers scene Robot Chicken has ever done, personal favorite would have to be Voltron got served. The site has a link to every Galifianakis clip from Tim and Eric, which is equally fantastic, although I can’t watch them cause I’m in the freaking UK. Here you thought you were just watching some Robot Chicken clips, but then you get a big helping of Galifianakis too.
Simple interview with Bill Murray turns into a great moment where he brings back a glimpse of his character from Caddyshack, Carl Spackler.