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I am not proud that I laughed at this: The Colbert ReportGet More: Colbert Report Full Episodes,Political Humor & Satire Blog,Video Archive by … Continue reading
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Pleiades, built by the non-profit Galaxian Society, is Earth’s first starship, and nobody, not even its builders, fully understands how it works. Theory says it should be able to leap instantly from a given point in space to another one … Continue reading
Somewhat amusing: The general term for a misheard lyric is a “mondegreen,” a word originally proposed by Sylvia Wright in a 1954 essay in Harper’s Magazine. It’s one of the few deliberate coinages to make it into dictionaries. Wright derived … Continue reading
OK, this is admittedly just dumb, but I found it mildly amusing: Any problem can be treated by rubbing some bacon on it: The same guys, Rhett & Link, have done several amusing videos based on YouTube’s automated captioning feature, … Continue reading
On May 31 the official portrait of former President George W. Bush was unveiled at the White House with a nice bit of good humor and camaraderie from the current and immediate past presidents and their wives. There’s some amusing … Continue reading
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CNN’s Anderson Cooper is reduced to incoherence during is report on the traditional celebration of Dyngus Day, the Polish American name for Easter Monday: I gather Cooper later apologized for cracking up, and the organizers of Dyngus Day in Buffalo, … Continue reading
It’s not pretty. Update: Well, dang. The video appears to be gone. (It might be somewhere else on YouTube, but I haven’t time at the moment to look for it. There are plenty of similar pranks anyway.) It was a … Continue reading
From the show Britain’s Got Talent, a Doctor Who villain: by … Continue reading
The Daily Show’s Jon Stewart does yet another excellent job of skewering politicians in the clip below. The Daily Show with Jon StewartGet More: Daily Show Full Episodes,Political Humor & Satire Blog,The Daily Show on Facebook It’s understandable, given … Continue reading