Pretty funny, for an Islamo-Terror-Socialist
You guys ever heard of this Barack Obama guy? I guess he’s trying out to be the lead singer of the Presidents of the United States of America*. Or something like that. Anyway, he was on The Daily Show the other day and he was pretty damn funny. Don’t get me wrong. He’s no Henny Youngman. But he doesn’t work blue, and I appreciate that. So watch this Hulu video and see what the hell I’m talking about.**
07.15.08You’re Always The Best in Philadelphia
Nothing like the greatest song ever played on the greatest sitcom ever. This short clip is the training montage to end all training montages. If watching this doesn’t get you pumped up enough to paralyze someone with your fists, I don’t know what will.
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Gorgeous Tiny Chicken Machine Show
Much thanks to my buddy Dan for introducing me to the wonders of Gorgeous Tiny Chicken Machine Show. It’s especially funny if you enjoy Japanese television, or parodies thereof, but it should amuse you regardless. You can check out their Youtube page here (especially for non-US viewers, for whom the embedded video above won’t work).
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Hulu Hoop
I’ve blogged about Hulu before, back when it was in private beta. To refresh your memory, it’s a site that features full-length television programs, with only the most minor of commercial interruptions. I’ve spent hours listening to episodes of The Office and 30 Rock while working, and it makes time zip by.
Now you can enjoy all the goodness for yourself. And there’s a lot of goodness to enjoy, believe me. Since they’ve gone public, they’ve also added some new features that really have kicked it up to the next level. Namely, full-length movies and HD movie trailers. And, best of all, it’s all able to be embedded in your website. For example, I’ve embedded The Big Lebowski below. You could, if you wanted to, watch the entire movie without leaving my blog. Not bad, eh?
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