"It's something kinda technical, I'm not really sure how it works."

Nuff said. Watch it all!

In the Streaking game, you're a professional streaker at a few different events like a football game, the dog show and golf. You get points by waving your sponsors logo after getting the crowd to take notice. The cool thing is that the sponsors are real. Maybe YBNBY should sponsor a level...

This appears to have been created by Trevor Van Meter, often featured as an illustrator on Drawn, and maybe best known for Fly Guy.

Captain Condom has 4 times love. Keep it real, keep on faith, piece, we are all brack people. indispensible coffee. The shitting place. A vague boozy treat. Anti-theft device. Space-age glory hole. Sweet meat.

Another fantastic fake trailer, this one casting Jaws as the new Free Willy. If anything, this make you realize one thing, you must NEVER TRUST A TRAILER AGAIN.

Coming soon to a movie theater near you, Nacho Libre, the new movie starring Jack Black as a mexican wrestler. Coming right now yo your iPod, and for free, Jack Black's Nacho Libre Confessional Video podcast. Subscribe now for the first episode, and to get weekly updates between now and the launch of the movie in June. This looks hilarious.

Sure, it's a bit over the top. But this James Spader speech does sum up all the reasons Americans (left and right) should be furious with the current administration.

The part about free speech zones is particularly maddening. The fact that in a Democratic nation, you can't wear an anti-Bush shirt in public when the President comes to town...WTF?

- Via GorillaMask, how much would you pay for a Lego Kramer?
- If you were going to remake Welcome Back Kotter, who would you cast in the lead?
- Attention all Big Lebowski fans...the dude (or Dowd) not only abides, he actually exists.
- Apparently, the George Clooney article on HuffPost a couple days ago wasn't written by Clooney.
- And going back a couple thousand years, there was some more misquoting going on.

Trailer for the new documentary film loudQUIETloud.

Lukas over at WMFU's Beware of the Blog has posted a bunch of videos from the mind-bending 60's Japanese children's show Kure Kure Takora, or Gimme Gimme Octopus. According to Wikipedia, Kure Kure Takora "features an octopus who practices nihilism, cannibalism and torture."

I need to own this on DVD. (Link)