A BBC presenter doing live narration for a documentary on whales has just finished explaining why they haven’t been able to spot any whales and aren’t likely to do so today when behind him a blue whale, having been waiting … Continue reading
Actually, it’s Bad Lip Reading’s dubbing of some debate highlights, a lot of it quite funny: Link: https://youtu.be/ufGlBv8Z3NU by … Continue reading
According to the latest CNN poll released yesterday, Trump leads the rest of the GOP field among Republicans and Republican-leaning independents with 24 percent versus 13 percent for runner-up Jeb Bush. In addition, he was the second choice of 14 … Continue reading
Political commentators Jackie Broyles and Dunlap (in real life Travis Harmon and Jonathan Shockley) review this past Thursday’s two GOP debates in Cleveland, or as Dunlap puts it, the losers’ debate and the winners’ debate (total running time 6 minutes, … Continue reading
I’ve never seen the original stage musical by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine that debuted back in 1986, but this is reportedly a pretty faithful adaptation, with script by Lapine and all changes (mainly for running time) approved by Sondheim. … Continue reading
From Laina: Link: https://youtu.be/NOwk68FZ2uY by … Continue reading
Even the dog seems baffled by this guy’s wife’s ability to anticipate his every thought: Link: https://youtu.be/0oKk8ygH3Iw by … Continue reading
A parent trying to encourage a baby to say “Mama” by offering a treat, and the family dog wants in on the action: Link: https://youtu.be/I_zW6APE1qQ Update: This video was made private for a while, possibly in an effort to discourage … Continue reading
One of my numerous character flaws is a tolerance for cheap laff-a-minute parodies, which is why I sat through two parodies of The Hunger Games. This one is slightly worse than The Hungover Games, though it has its moments and … Continue reading
A lot of doctors favor tort reform — limiting patients’ right to sue — as a way to reduce the cost of malpractice insurance. There’s also a tendency to order unnecessary tests to cover themselves in the event they are … Continue reading