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01.27.12
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They’re singing a song by a band called the Lady Ga Gas. Yeah, we haven’t heard of them either. Based on their name, we are guessing they are some kind of a punk band or something. 3 comments

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02.12.2010

We try harder: Unless all ’80s movies featuring rag-tag sports teams have lied to us, underdogs always win because they try harder. Not so fast with your “underdog theory,” say scientists who apparently get off on ruining everything fun. Their study using college students from different-ranked schools found that underdogs don’t tend to rally to try harder because they see losing as confirmation that they, frankly, suck. The better team, with more to lose, tries even harder to avoid an ignominious defeat. Then you end up with things like the 2007 New England Patriots. Source 3 comments &bull Reply

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02.05.2010

The best political ad ever

Carly Fiorina may be getting headlines for her sheep ad, but she’s got nothing on Dwight McKenna and the chamber of horrors known as the New Orleans morgue. Though, better hope that liver didn’t come from a Mardi Gras attendee. 1 comment

02.04.2010

Let’s talk about sex

True Companion makes advanced sex robots — life sized with silicone skin that’s warm to the touch and the dead-eyed look of a real hooker — and have taken it to the next level by having them talk. Does it include a super-advanced feature where she tells you about her day? 3 comments

01.25.2010

How’s that health care bill coming along?

This reminds us of that Sideshow Bob skit on “The Simpsons” classic “Terror Lake” in which he keeps stepping on rakes over and over and over until it’s long past funny, becomes painful, becomes boring and then finally becomes funny again. 5 comments

01.20.2010

NBC late night explained, with superheroes

NMA, the Chinese outfit who you may remember from such news reports as “Tiger Woods get’s his ass whomped by his hot wife,” uses animation to explain the NBC late-night show clusterfuck. Be sure to stick around until Conan transforms into Hulk. 2 comments

01.13.2010

Waiting for our ship to come in

From the little-known video category of “shipwreck humor” comes this gem featuring a container ship re-enacting the end of “Speed 2.” Wait for it, wait for it, wait for it … Leave a comment

01.12.2010

“Pulp Fiction,” the sitcom

It’s a little-known fact that Quentin Tarantino originally wrote “Pulp Fiction” as a network sitcom and shopped it around to networks. Here’s a never-before-seen excerpt from the unaired pilot. Leave a comment

09.29.2009

I’ve got a bad feeling about this

Most people don’t know this, but “Star Wars” was originally written by environmentalists. Too bad it didn’t get made though. This movie sounds way better than the prequels. 3 comments

09.25.2009

We didn’t need to know that

You see, kids. If you follow this woman’s example, you can end up just like her. And who wouldn’t want that? 3 comments

09.24.2009

Tonight we’re gonna party like it’s Windows 95

So, are you totally stoked over Windows 7 or what? If you are — and, really, who isn’t at this point — Microsoft suggests that you have an ethnically diverse launch party, complete with a nonthreatening black guy, a hipster in Elvis Costello glasses, a MILF, balloons and more awkward conversation than a whole month of family reunions. 25 comments

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