Hey, so, like... Didja ever see Roshomon?

RAWK.

Bourbon. 60 gallons.

Prepare your minds for a new level of scientific values, YO!! Krell inna houuuuse!

Graham wrote:http://youtube.com/watch?v=iq1f9fBPKI4

It's never really comedy until you drag a reanimated corpse through the sand and then cite 'The Batman Movie.' With calypso music.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPYShBDTfdA

Vid: Funny. "Please do not feed the zombies."

ObGeek: Gentoo on a P133. Compiled.

Comedy about the definition of 'drug deal.' Instant classic.

One of the great things about this Chocolate Jesus story is that I get to link to Tom Waits every time it's mentioned.

Chocolate Jesus

Graham wrote:I got to say, I don't think this video "zomg rofl laugh out loud" funny. But I like it, a lot.
It's a way, waaaaay more subdued, funny. Almost a little sad actually. Pathos everybody. What.

Pain + Time = Comedy

And I do suppose that Andy no doubt knows every single note that guy Cole Porter wrote, right? Nearly. He's one of my favorites. :D I'm so glad people are enjoying the video! I wish I could watch it, but I'm sitting in a motel hallway in the middle of the night and I can't use sound. It's funny. Re...

Clever vid. Nice suit. Nice understated acting from Matt.

And I do suppose that Andy no doubt knows every single note that guy Cole Porter wrote, right?

There's this weird artifacting that occurs where whoever's on screen starts getting leprosy. When there's a cut to someone else, it goes away, but then creeps back in.

Revver: Giving you leprosy since 2005. (or whenever they started up)

I like the old intro. L0 R3Z IZ K00L!!1!! Go with it. Increase the jaggies and make it look like ANSI art. :-) The watermark was kind of distracting at the beginning, mostly because it was new. I figured Revver was adding it or something. Maybe it could be more subtle, like a darker gray. I like the...

robothero wrote:And Graham, that is in fact, the old meaning of Banana Republic.

I think Story Guy had something to do with it. You never see him eat bananas.

DIY: http://www.flickr.com/photos/mikest/254623389/

I'm about to buy a 1987 Volkswagen that's approximately 2,000 miles away. Most other recent purchases (groceries, video rentals, the hatred of others) seem completely uninteresting by comparison.

Morgan: "they were actually made by a god. all hail the great ze."

When I saw the first Whatever Thing, I thought... ze frank, except with blinking.

If you could stop time, and you did, who would start it again?

Welcome to the 2007 LRRie Awards, broadcasting live from Babylon 5! (Don't worry: I liked Babylon 5, and I liked this week's video.) While 'The Wicker Man' deserves all derision, the award it should have received was: The Most Predictably Pathetic Remake Of A Beloved Classic By Subfunctional Hollywo...

I can't help but be reminded of that one time I saw King Crimson... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Igu7_qh7CMI

I've been planning a trip up to Clayoquot sound, but so far I've been rather unclear about which town it is that I'm supposed to lick totem poles in. I had planned to lick totem poles in all of them, but now I know better. My tongue thanks you. "A silly dance is always better than a cynical dan...

Maybe it's the suspention of disbelief (suspend your disbelief!) that's keeping anyone from noticing or talking about it, but I thought it was really funny that a) a little tiny sign that says 'Gentlemen's Room' had such authority, and b) at one point, that little sign gets pulled off with the sound...

This week's special guest star... Mr. Moustache!

So I point my browser to the loadingreadyrun.com web site to see if you guys made your deadline. And I'm doing this before I get up from the computer to go to the bathroom... And...

Very funny. The inner-laughter-to-outer-laughter threshhold was crossed at the leg lifts. And is it odd that the lighting and camera angle for the Jazzercise bit reminded me of Stanley Kubrik's 'Lolita?' (Of course it is.)

President Gerald Ford died, too. Celebrity deaths happen in threes.... Who's next? Ford, by the way, pre-emptively pardoned Adolph Nixon and said, "Yes!" to the slaughter of 200,000 Timorese. James Brown's wife beating and drug posession problems seem almost laudable by comparison, especia...