Happy New Year!

More like, "Have a New Beer" for Tara Reid anyways...check out this video of her (trying to) countdown from 60 to 0 for the 2007 New Year:

Tuesday Tunes!

Well today, since it's Christmas, I thought it'd be nice to give you not one, not two, but THREE music videos (sort of). The first is a strange video from some Asian show...it's a lot like power rangers...but they're called the MagiRangers! (just a big rip off if you ask me) Towards the end of the video be sure to watch for flying cheesecake and a scary groping cat!


The next vid is actually a commercial for Miller beer...but it's funny and the song sounds kind of like Van Halen. I present to you...EVIL BEAVER!



Our final video today is a pretty cool one. I won't say what the song is because that's what you have to try and figure out. You will know by the middle of the video...just watch and see:















evil beaver!

Guitar Hero...sort of...

This game is pretty cool, it's a lot like guitar hero except you type instead of strum. It's really fun and kind of addictive (if that's even possible...how can you be kind of addicted...hmm) Anyways try it out!

Tuesday Tunes!

Today is a special day...not because it's a week til' Christmas, but because we have a special video. It's not quite a music video like usual, but rather a promo video for BRAWNDO! Just watch and see:

Tuesday Tunes!

A hyper-slick homage to the diagrams, graphs, Figure A's, Appendix C's, cut-aways, flowcharts, tickers, safety-guides, Mercator projections, and systems maps that govern our pin-point predictable, chartable, diagrammable modern lives. But what you're really wondering is, do the markets indeed fluctuate in time with the Röykie's irresistible beats?
















magic ketchup...

I sketch, you sketch, we all sketch for iSketch

iSketch- This is one of my favourite games of all time! It's like online pictionary. Just create a username (you don't need a password) and then log in. You can join a room with a certain topic such as animals, or food, or you can join a regular room.





Once you're inside, you will have to guess a certain word that someone is drawing. The quicker you get the right answer, the more points you get, and at the end of the game, the person with the most points wins. You'll also have a chance to draw and have other people guess whatyour drawing is.






It's a lot of fun and very addictive... iSKETCH!

WE ALL SCREAM...

In the summer of 2004, temperatures in Japan hit record highs. The hot weather made ice cream soar in popularity, leading to the introduction od dozens of bizarre flavours. Here are some of my "favourites":

-Fried Chicken
-Horseflesh (with "meaty chunks")
-Cactus
-Strawberry and Basil
-Goat
-Pearl
-Miso
-Whale
-Soy Sauce
-Saury (a fish) and brandy
-Shark Fin and Noodle
-Viper
-Octopus
-Oyster
-Indian Curry
-Squid
-Abalone
-Salad (with vegetable chunks)
-Squid Gut
-Seaweed
-Charcoal
-Squid Ink
-Seawater
-Chili Pepper
-Ox Tongue
-Spinich
-Salt
-Potato
-Garlic
-Yams
-Lettuce-Potato
-Garlic Mint
-Cypress Wood
-Fried Eggplant
-Sesame, Soybean, and Kelp
-Cream Cheese
-Crab
-Wheat
-Hot Spring Water
-Corn
-Curdled Bean
-Vegetable Broth
-Wasabi
-Silk
-Bitter Green Tea
-Shrimp
-Stout
-Pickled Plum
-Eel
-Red Wine
-Collagen and Lemon
-Noodle
-Pepto-Bismal
-Tomato
-Red Beans
-Rice
-Medicinal Herbs
-Tulip
-Mushroom







What's wrong with plain ol' vanilla...

Tuesday Tunes!

No time to write anything mildly funny about this video...just watch at it:

This Post is DA BOMB!

I don't want to make you paranoid or anything, but all of these incidents really happened...

1. In July 1956, a B-47 aircraft plowed into a storage shed igloo 20 miles outside of Cambridge, England. The plane's jet fuel burst into flames almost immediately, but for some reason didn't ignite the contents of the igloo. A lucky thing, too - it contained three Mark 6 nuclear bombs.

2. In 1958, a B-47E accidentally dropped a nuclear bomb into a South Carolina family's vegetable garden. The bomb didn't explode, but the impact, damaged five houses and a church. Air Force officials "apologized."

3. In 1961, a B-52 dropped two 24-megaton bombs on a North Carolina farm. According to one physicist: "only a single switch prevented the bombs from detonating."

4. In 1966, another B-52 carrying four 22-megaton bombs crashed in Palomares, Spain - with one of the bombs splashing into the Mediterranean Sea. It took the U.S. 6th fleet - using 33 ships and 3,000 men - several weeks to find the missing bomb.

5. In 1980, a repairman working on a Titan II missile in Arkansas dropped a wrench - which bounced off the floor, punctured the missile, and set off an explosion that blew the top off the silo and threw the warhead 600 feet into the air.

6.On June 3, 1980 the Strategic Air Command computers in Omaha, Nebraska detected a Soviet submarine missile attack in progress. Within minutes, more than 100 B-52's were in the air, but the SAC soon called off the counterattack - the computers had made a mistake. The culprit: a 46¢ computer chip. Three days later the same mistake happened again.








BOOM...