Browsing all 9 posts in Good Internets.

NIGHTMARE FUEL: Furry Sunday School

What say you?
NIGHTMARE FUEL: Furry Sunday School

I don’t cotton to furries having the freedom to do anything other than die in a fire. This lovely little hunk of internet doesn’t do much to change my mind on the matter. Nightmare fuel after the jump.

Continue reading…



TEH INTERNETS: CaptchArt

What say you?
TEH INTERNETS: CaptchArt

It’s about time the little greasy weasels running around on the internet came-up with something new. Well-played, 4chan.



MOVIE NEWS: Yogi Bear Faux Paws

What say you?
MOVIE NEWS: Yogi Bear Faux Paws

A friend of mine has a theory which I am an agreement with: every marketing department or copy division needs a 22 year-old horny male on its staff to filter-out unintended innuendo. (Unintenuendo?) Horrible mistake after the jump.

Continue reading…



GOOD INTERNETS: Alternative Uses For a Frog

What say you?
GOOD INTERNETS: Alternative Uses For a Frog

This video is decidedly not safe for work, on account of being nothing short of abomination in the eyes of any self-respecting religion. Alternate post-title is “Man: Origin of the Species”.

(Had the whales opposable thumbs, they’d employ us toward the same ends.)

Continue reading…



GOOD INTERNETS: LOLcats as a gateway drug to higher culture

What say you?
GOOD INTERNETS: LOLcats as a gateway drug to higher culture

Here’s an interesting blog post about the potential good of “internet nonsense”. I tend to side with the techno-optimists on these things, naturally.

Continue reading…



Castle Asshole

What say you?

I’ve been loving the hell out of Castle Asshole, an absurdist comedy webseries produced in Los Feliz. I don’t want to spoil it… but the three episodes include Dario Argento-styled gore, David Lynch-style editing, and a healthy dose of irreverent adult content. Adult Swim hasdn’t had anything this good since 2004.

Watch all three episodes. It doesn’t get any less strange. Claps and whistles!



MLK Day Clip

What say you?

Rusty Redenbacher from The Mudkids (Naptown represent!) posted this in a myspace bulletin. He says it best, so here’s the clip and Russ’ commentary:

“Yo….Andy was on some shizz. Now, I know this clip predates Brian Eno and David Byrne’s ‘My Life In The Bush With Ghosts’, which is often cited as one of the better (and earliest) fusions of African rhythms and American/European pop music. Andy had GAME.

As I was watching this all I could think was.. .”I know David Byrne dug this when it aired” and “Paul Simon, my ass” and “Vampire Weekend? Yeah, right… seen that.” That’s just the record-store guy in me. We can always find something more obscure than you, whoever you are. That’s what ‘record-store guys’ do, put you up on shizz…

Oh, and I think this is a PERFECT way to portray this song considering the AWESOME, EPIC happenings in our nation’s capital right now! It’s a small world, after all… Let’s make the most of it, respect each other’s space, enjoy each other’s company and leave it looking nice for the next generation.

Happy MLK Day! Respect and Grace and Pride (in the Name Of Love)

Russ”



Larfle

What say you?

Having once worked for a company that produced and sold films to the Lifetime Network, I find this video hilariously rooted in truth.



End of the Internet in 2012?

What say you?

Remember that silly little column about the end of vinyl, the album, and the rise of “the network”? This is exactly what I’m talking about. Stick with it.