Yeh, I think I posted this before...but I don't care. I room full of Christopher Walken impersonators is funny enough to post twice.

Pennsylvanians vote to keep the fight going for at least a few more weeks.

Lots of horny older women on NBC recently (look for the Morgan Fairchild/Kathleen Turner buddy cop sitcom soon) so I thought I'd post a couple for those that missed them.

From SNL, the Cougar Den taught me about Boniva and blow joys.

From 30 Rock, MILF Island, where implants roam free.

And as a bonus, AARP pin-up Jamie Lee Curtis has an accident on the couch.

And do their willys hang out during Lowe's Home Improvement commercials?

AdLand investigates.

And in honor of the happy event, you can attend a rally in Niagara Falls, or find someone to smoke a bowl with. (you no-good hippie freaks!)

Foam, I watched the balls ad...I posted the balls ad...the balls ad was amazing. Foam, you're no balls ad.

Today on the veg - Coffee & Cigarettes

Today on the veg - Banned commercials

The 2008 Webby Award nominations came out this week, and for the 23rd straight year we've been suspiciously overlooked by the judging committee. But instead of crying into a frozen margarita once again, I decided to accept my station in life, and then scan the nominees for any sites I hadn't heard of...and I found a really great one.

When I saw the name Passive Agressive Notes, I thought it was just your average nonsense title, with no real tie to the content (Not that YesButNo doesn't have a deep, philisophical connection to everything we write) But upon further review I learned that is indeed what the site is...simply a collection of passive agressive notes. Are you kidding me...how cool is that?

Check it out, then try telling me it doesn't feel like having a conversation with one of your relatives.

...possibly the sickest offices I've ever seen, from the cable car cubicles to the underwater nap stations.

A few images after the jump, then see the rest at Swiss Miss.

- Does anyone give a crap about a new Starbucks logo?
- The store in CBGB's old space has opened up already
- And more proof we're becoming a mall...so long Hog Pit.
- I can think of several uses for this paparazzi playset.
- And finally...here's a game I can sink my teeth into.

Today on the veg - Last second shots

Stand-up comic, Lizz Winstead has created a weekly live-action morning show in the East Village, that's been getting some attention recently from folks at the NY Times and NY Press.

Shoot The Messenger is basically Regis & Kelly, if the mind behind the Daily Show produced Regis & Kelly (which Ms. Winstead did create) And in a world where governors are making thousand dollar booty calls, and Presidential candidates and ducking imaginary enemy fire, she has no shortage of material to work with...funny stuff.