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Hitman Absolution: Latex Stripper Nuns
05/30/12, 19:54
Good thing he escaped in a totally anonymous-looking and unidentifiable car. |
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Thought Of You
05/30/12, 17:31
It's a student work and a collab between BYU's animation instructor and dance choreographer:
http://news.byu.edu/archive10-dec-danceanimation.aspx
I'm not sure how you make the leap to this all being from Campbell's works, but if it suits your mood, go nuts.
The visual effects of Transformers were works-for-hire, directed by a man who substitutes explosions for plot and gets very rich doing it. I don't think it's even remotely comparable. |
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Goku makes a startling discovery
05/30/12, 16:44
And you know this... how? |
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Four Year-Old sings 'Ain't No Homos Gonna Make It To Heaven'
05/30/12, 16:42
I've always found concepts of the afterlife that include things like biological reproductive drives rather strange. I guess they include things in "heaven" that they can't get from their uptight spouses on Earth. |
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Hitman Absolution: Latex Stripper Nuns
05/30/12, 16:33
You say that like the Mardi Gras mission where you dressed in a chicken suit didn't happen. |
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Cotton Candy
05/30/12, 11:05
If you can get diabetes from eating only cotton candy, you've got bigger problems.
The sculpture-on-a-stick he made wouldn't even outweigh a sugar cube. Cotton candy, while nifty, is a method of selling mostly air. |
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Palestinian summer camp named for killer of 37, Dalal Mughrabi, (in Syria)
05/30/12, 09:16
You should write a letter of protest to POETV. This page is headlined with the banner ad, "100% Pure Wolf Urine."
This is obviously a slight against Israel... somehow. |
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Thought Of You
05/29/12, 21:33
Anyway, I like it. |
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A very bad dog
05/29/12, 21:25
Staged? A YouTube video?
NOT ON MY INTERNET! |
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Thought Of You
05/29/12, 20:15
That's what I was hoping, but my "sarcasm-o-meter" didn't have enough data for a proper reading. |
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A very bad dog
05/29/12, 19:16
"Cantaloupe, the Italian Greyhound loves to steal things off my friend's desk. You could walk out of the bedroom for a minute and something else would disappear."
So the disappearing thing totally distracted them from everything else that had been knocked over or pushed around? |
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Crypt Killer arcade attract mode
05/29/12, 19:08
"The History Channel: The Game." |
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Thought Of You
05/29/12, 18:49
"Amateur?" |
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The Animal - remote control monster truck with claws
05/29/12, 15:43
Toys by Wile E. Coyote? |
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Fail Compilation May 2012
05/28/12, 22:04
I think I feel the most sympathy for injuries/accidents that are less common. For example, this video makes me feel really sorry for whoever installed the spanish tile roof that bit it at about 3:53. |
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Fuck the government of Israel.
05/28/12, 21:51
Wow. Now I can say I've seen someone who bought one of those American Indian "Homeland Security" shirts.
I've never understood the appeal. It would seem akin to wearing a "Baseball Champions" shirt with the Chicago Cubs on it. |
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Mark Russell Special #1205 (1987) Part 1/3
05/28/12, 14:04
If it's similar to his stuff on "Le Show," his Nixon bits are called "Nixon In Heaven," where he's in the afterlife, on a kind of probation, reacting to current events. This was especially prescient given how many of his former colleagues (or defendants) went to work for the Bush Administration. |
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The Mikado (1987)
05/28/12, 00:10
Idle's "digging a grave" dance is still my favorite bit. |
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Mark Russell Special #1205 (1987) Part 1/3
05/28/12, 00:09
I think you're confusing actual satire with the likes of Dennis Miller when you talk about making people feel superior.
Mark Russell and the Capitol Steps aren't really satirical, in my opinion. They take whoever is in power or whatever is going on in the news and try to set their exploits to old showtunes with "jokes" that wouldn't even be accepted by the Bazooka Bubble Gum comics editor. Nobody feels superior thanks to those songs, unless it gives them a boost about being aware of a possibly current event. |
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Mark Russell Special #1205 (1987) Part 1/3
05/27/12, 14:00
Why is it that people like Tom Lehrer are allowed to retire from satire and performing to go back to teaching MATH at HARVARD, but THIS STUPID FUCK WAS ALLOWED TO KEEP HIS FINGERS?!?!!!
I wouldn't mind burning him at the stake, using the bits of his piano as kindling to light the gasoline-soaked corpses of "The Capitol Steps." |
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