Talking about history when you’re wrecked on wine, however, is hilarious….for us.
Shout out to my buddy Craig for putting me on to this one. Written and produced by Derek Waters. You can see a bunch of other one’s on the Funny or Die website.
Talking about history when you’re wrecked on wine, however, is hilarious….for us.
Shout out to my buddy Craig for putting me on to this one. Written and produced by Derek Waters. You can see a bunch of other one’s on the Funny or Die website.
What’s up with the chainsaw sequence?
Just a couple of cool optical illusion videos that have been circulating the internet.
Remember those Magic Eye pictures they used to have in the mall? Whatever happened to those? Did they fade out because they were too much work and gave you headaches for the rest of the day?
No matter what you do, your business card needs to be rad. Maybe it’s an odd shape or color. Maybe there’s some kind of joke written on the back. Whatever. Your card is an extension of who you are and therefore it’s coolness should reflect your coolness.
The next business card I get, I’m going to design in the style of a baseball card. It’ll be the size of a baseball card (obviously), and I’ll have my resume mapped out like baseball stats on the back. On the front I’ll have my name, position, and photo (in uniform) swinging a bat or something. I’ll be wearing tight pants and stirrup socks, circa 1988.
If you live in Vancouver, Canada, don’t steal this idea. If you live anywhere else, it’s yours.
What do you do guaranteed?
You know this guy’s a professional because he’s wearing a suit.
Sent to me by my man Millar at London Mewsings. He’s got a pretty cool short film inspired by old 8 bit videogames up right now on his site. It’s kinda awesome, you should check it out.
Apparently this is the true story of Dock Ellis who, on June 12, 1970, threw a no-hitter for the Pittsburgh Pirates against the San Diego Padres. For those of you who don’t know much about baseball, throwing a no-hitter is one of the best things a pitcher can do.
Now, I’m certainly not saying that doing acid at work is cool, but, making a cartoon about someone who does and then getting that very same someone to narrate it kind of is.
Film written and directed by James Blagden.
The perfect hood slide is best done with no warning. You want to just launch into it and have your friends gasp in awe at what they just saw. With the two and a half seconds you’ll save from not having to walk around the car you can stand back to bask in the glory of their admiration for your Dukes of Hazzard Hop.
Two important things to determine beforehand……#1 Is the car strong enough that you won’t leave a huge dent? The last thing you want is a pond forming on your hood every time it rains and…….#2 Is there a hood ornament? Stitches are cool, but not down there.
Do this:
Or, for bonus points, do this:
But don’t do this:
Found this on the London Mewsings blog. If, after watching this, you feel like seeing a bit more flag waving, there’s another sweet rap on that site about what it is to be Canadian. Check it out.
My buddy Millar put me onto this first one. I don’t know if it’s an ad or not but it definitely makes me want to buy a tape measure.
Whenever I think of Edgar Allen Poe’s The Raven, I always think of that Simpson’s Halloween Special. Not anymore. Now I’ll only think of Shatner. This guy is, and always will be, some kind of magical powerhouse. He’s a sledgehammer wrapped inside a sunset.
Listen to the reactions of the people recording the video. That’s the best part.
My brother made us watch this before going out to get our Christmas tree.
Warning: This film gets pretty graphic.
Directed by Jason Eisner, Produced by Rob Cotteril
Note: it’s all in good fun, but if the occasional racial barb gets you down, you probably want to skip this one.
Courtesy of 30 Rock
The perfect accessory for loitering.
You’re leaning against the lamp post, zipping it down and up, down and up, down and up, down and AROUND THE WORLD, WALK THE DOG, CATS CRADLE, GUILLOTINE, TRAPEZE, RIPCORD, TETHERED TODDLER, BUCKET O’ CLAY and up, down and up, down and up. Your not even trying to be cool but the yo-yo just can’t help itself.
One part Filipino weapon, one part West Side Story prop, the yo-yo is the very essence of “just hanging out”.
Eventually you can get this good….
George Brett, for those who don’t know, was one of the greatest baseball players of the 80′s.
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Why won’t this woman’s friends help her?
This is cool, straightup cool.