+ all of the above

In a similar vein to the Beastie Boys Infomercial

Check out Dennis Knopf’s other works titled Poppin Booty and ASS JiGGLiN FOR D-R0C. [tHiS ONES BEttER]

via Who needs a unifying theme anyway?

A short film about a man with a gift so beautiful he has to keep it from the world. via Awesome Tag

Pure brilliance. The cast of “Not The Nine O’Clock News” discussing the huge controversy which surrounded Monty Python’s “Life of Brian” when it was released. “Not The Nine O’Clock News” owed a lot to Monty Python however it quickly established itself as a melting pot for a whole slew of up and coming comedic writers (whole careers would be launched from this show, Douglas Adams was an early writer and the series Blackadder was formed from one of the sketches).

Yes, this is apparently serious (although it is made by a comedy troupe). The producers make the following comment on the video’s Youtube page:

For those of you who think this video is racist, we’d like you to distinguish between “racist” and “racial”. Racism is “hatred or intolerance of another race or other races.” Racial is “of, relating to, or based on a race”

Click here for the first one. Some NSFW language. Thanks to Neal for the heads up.

This is a series of adverts run by VW from a few years back. They’re so satisfying to watch as I come from a town which hosts the largest pimped-out auto show in the country. In addition, the fourth video is a ‘behind the scenes’ test video which is destructive enough to rival a Myth-Busters episode.

NSFW but totally worth it. I’ve previously linked to Brad Neely’s – “Washington” but somehow this escaped my notice until Joe linked me to it.

via Neatorama

via Geekologie

Click to make big. Brilliant.

Yeah, I can relate. via Boing Boing

I’m not really sure what to say about this. Suffice to say that I am currently looking at the monitor with a mixture of trepidation and distrust. Skip ahead till it gets… odd. via Neatorama

via Yay Everyday

I have often had this thought…

Just a few nights ago on the 30th of January, David Letterman had Mary Hicks, Bill hicks’ mother, on his show to discuss why Letterman cut Bill’s last appearance from his show. You can watch Part 1 and Part 2 of the interview on youtube, and part 3, the actual performance which was cut, is below.
You can also read about the whole thing here, including Bill’s reaction: the Konformist