July, 2011

Cracked

From The Oatmeal’s Summer 2011 State of the Web

10 Most Shocking Moments in the History of HBO – [PopCrunch] (via)

The Best Of The College Freshman Meme - [BuzzFeed]

Meme Watch: Chemistry Cat – [Uproxx]

Sitcom Parents Who Aren’t So Wholesome in Real Life – [Flavorwire]

The Answer To “Where Is Your God Now?” – [We Found God]

The Sexual Proclivities of Friends – [SplitSider]

Along with Sex in the City, Friends was cited in a 2008 study published in the American Journal of Pediatrics for “glamorizing sex while hardly mentioning its downsides, such as pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases.” But, how much sex have the “friends” actually had?

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It’s not going to surprise me at all when this guy eventually reveals himself to be a supervillain.

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Dom’s a white rapper now, which somehow makes more sense than some of these kids actually trying to become rappers.

Dom Mazzetti

A civilized approach to dealing with a reclined seat in coach by Washington Post columnist Gene Weingarten, for those of you that don’t feel like performing the default “dig your knee as hard as you fucking can into this prick’s back” move.

Gene Weingarten | Via

If you think all his success is giving Steve Carell kind of a big head, you’ll be happy to know you’re right… because it’s required.

Funny or Die | Via

For hire/rape.

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I still say this is his finest work.

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The grand prize winner (as selected by Ridley Scott) of the Philips Parallel Lines: Tell It Your Way film contest, which gave contestants three minutes to use this dialog:

What’s That?
It’s a Unicorn
Never seen one up close before
Beautiful
Get away, get away
I’m sorry.

Directed by Keegan Wilcox. | Via