The website is Kiss My Ass, George. Upload your ass and add a message. Browse other’s contributions and see what message they have for George. The first thousand asses have been turned into a poster, which has been sent to the president. I have my doubts about whether it will get to him. NSFW.

"Bridge to Terabithia" *** (out of four): Harmless rendition of the beloved children's book that might just convince kids to use their imaginations again.

Devoted followers of Katherine Paterson’s “Bridge to Terabithia” needn’t be concerned. The film version is a reverent, harmless, almost innocuous adaptation of the beloved children’s book which is surely not going to offend anyone. Sadly, it also might not move anyone, either. The story remains the same; book is only slightly updated (kids use gadgets in school and there's a mention of “downloading”) but otherwise “Bridge” still exists in a world of farms and forests where children can disappear for hours on end with little to no ramifications. There not much to recommend the film for adults (at least those that don't already hold the book dear), but the filmmakers do a nice job keeping the enchantment level high while (pardon the phrase) keeping it real.

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Nigerian 419 scams are the scourge of the internet. Inboxes are flooded with requests for help in moving large sums of money which can only result in emptying the recipient’s wallet. Or it could result in comedy. Scammers sometimes run into scambaiters, who try to outwit the scammer for fun. You’ll find lots of stories of scambaiting at 419 Eater. In the above scenario, a scambaiter convinced the scammers that they could win a cash film scholarship by recreating Monty Python's Dead Parrot sketch! For comparison purposes, the original is on YouTube.