I enjoyed the outtakes from Stephen Colbert’s Super Bowl party skit more than the final version, but both are reasonably amusing, and anyway I need to post something… As broadcast: Link: https://youtu.be/rQBKNWiWdag Outtakes: Link: https://youtu.be/b9hGRxY6gww by … Continue reading
This is about a week old (from January 28), which in today’s Robocop news cycle (to borrow a term from the folks at Red State Update) seems like months, but I think it’s pretty seriously funny, so if in case … Continue reading
According to a news item in the January 18 issue of Science, organizers of a scientific conference to take place in Hong Kong next June discovered evidence of apparent plagiarism in a dozen submitted papers. In only two cases did the … Continue reading
Not their absolute best but reasonably amusing: And yes, I’m back and feeling better, hoping to resume posting regularly. by … Continue reading
From The Late Show with Stephen Colbert: Updated 2019 February 1 to correct the incoherent title (originally reading, “‘Campaign ad’ for Ted Cruz amusingly includes real sound bites of each talking about the other”). by … Continue reading
Fortunately this is just a joke, courtesy of Jimmy Kimmel: Link: https://youtu.be/5rtwK6vYRy8 by … Continue reading
Naughty movie actor and former Trump acquaintance Storm Daniels appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live October 2. Kimmel’s previous guest, actor Sarah Paulson, asked to stick around for the Stormy segment and appears to have had a good time. Link: https://youtu.be/5Ji8i7Wy4mo … Continue reading
The fine folks (and puppets) of the Glove and Boots YouTube channel propose that September 21, Bill Murray’s birthday, be made a national holiday: Link: https://youtu.be/fAW4snew9aw by … Continue reading
Jon Stewart interrupts The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to offer to negotiate with Donald Trump to end mistreatment of children at the border. This is actually from June 28 so it’s a bit out of date, though less so … Continue reading
Filmmaker Brady Haran visits the archive of The Associated Press in London and finds old newsreels of driverless tractors from 1958 and driverless cars from 1972-73. Then there’s the creepy Billy the Beacon, a rather creepy robot for teaching British … Continue reading