The Guardian live-blog of the fiscal cliff talks explained the various market reaction (and analysis) going along with the various announcements by linking this: Truly the honey-badger of liveblogs.
This deserves its own thread, but I don't feel like making one. Just watch it, you'll thank me later. Nic Cage's Agent (the collegehumor embed is broken, Lum, is there an upgrade for that?)
Well, the cat does it before it walks onto the rug, so I think what you're seeing is just the cat making the rug move.
The Blu-ray version of The Phantom Menace replaced the puppet version of Yoda with a CGI version. The puppet wasn't the original puppet, which was rotting after almost thirty years in storage. The original puppet in The Empire Strikes Back still looks more real than the CGI version.
I don't know whether to hope that that retarded meme fades away in 2013 or fear that an even stupider one (you always think things can't get any more idiotic yet they always do) emerges.
What's that? There's a boat fire, and you don't have any firefighting equipment aside from another speedboat?
I just wanted to congratulate you on finding the video equivalent of an Amigara Fault hole shaped like Angie.
Close, but Total Eclipse of the Heart is the 80's-est video there is. I am choosing not to pollute this thread with it, you have a google.
Yeah, that's definitely up there amongst the worst videos ever made. That one and Journey's video for "Separate Ways" are two of the best examples of how much 80s videos stunk.
It's a contender among worst songs ever, its lizard-brain catchy beat and hit-status being important factors. I mostly like 80s music I never heard in the 80s. In fairness, I was only seven when the Smiths broke up.
Plus the great irony of a song about rock and roll being pretty much the worst example imaginable of rock and roll.
Speaking of hilarious 80s videos, I'll use the opportunity to mention Til Tuesday's voices carry: Which Aimee Mann recently reshot for her new album, thanks to Scharpling and Wurster (and Jon Hamm):
