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No doubt you’re Charlie Big Potatoes and you often get those emails from people on LinkedIn asking you to join their network.
Yeah, it’s kinda awkward in the virtual sphere but imagine if that was happening in the physical realm, like at your front door?
Kids these days, they don’t even know they’re born, etc, etc… but back in the 80s, it was very, very, very different.
Kevin Bacon knows about the suffering we all experienced back then, getting nuked on the way to Blockbuster, Rubik’s cube being the best app we had—but you try and tell the young people of today that… they won’t believe you.
The Honest Trailer crew really couldn’t have made a more accurate trailer for Disney’s Christmas hit Frozen.
“From the studio that finally learned how to make Pixar movies,” it begins, “…comes the feature-length music video for ‘Let It Go.’” Pwnd.
It doesn’t matter if it’s your pet, you, your girlfriend, or even a chimney, farting is intrinsically hilarious and this humorous video featuring guffing gas flares proves it. But behind the flatulence lies not a late night curry but a serious message about fracking. That aside, these anti-fracking chimneys will have you giggling like a school kid.
With the concept of fracking—smashing underground rock so gas can escape—becoming an ever-more present threat, the video reminds us that there are alternatives and that’s it’s up to the customer to make a stand when it comes to where they source their energy.
“Get thar arse in t’car lass.?”—and so it goes, Friday with a Yorkshire accent is blimmin’ marvellous.
Stick a flat cap atop Ms Black’s noggin and send that car for a joyride round t’Dales and she’d be a fully fledged Yorkshire citizen.
With language spoken almost inaudibly in regional accents, yeah, True Detective is pretty hard to understand. But it’s not quite as baffling as this parody from the guys at The Soup.
In which they do a great job of spoofing the hell out of the gibberish (or rich and complex dialogue if you’re a fan of the show) that Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson spout.
Frontman Jonny Donohoe and guitarist Paddy Gervers make up the band of the title, and together they’ve created this upbeat song about the perils of UKIP.
It features rejoicing at Maggie Thatcher’s funeral and lyrics about soup, so all the topical news stories are covered then in this cheery melody.
When making people LOL, it doesn’t always have to be about dirty jokes and the f-bomb, you know.
And so Nice Boy Nate teaches comedian Pete Holmes about the art of tasteful comedy—but you know what, looks can be deceptive, because beneath that Elijah Wood exterior lies a Norman Bates ready to dice you up.
