Shots of vodka in the eye. This is what the young drinkers are doing for fun these days.

Thankfully, they're also posting these videos so we can all share in their stupidity. I've posted a handful of them for your viewing pleasure.

Thanks kids!
On a related note, my eye doctor is thrilled.

Dear Carlton Cuse and Damon Lindelof,
Thanks for turning me all emotional during last night's Lost finale, but without actually having any idea why I was emotional. For six years of my life, I've wasted so much brain power trying to figure out what was going on that I lost all of 1994 from my memory. Still, I stuck it out through the end and feel like I should get some sort of medal. Or at the very least the entire box set in Blu-Ray.

For those of you unsettled by the ending of the show last night, they offered some alternate versions for your enjoyment.

This could be the real thing, or just a training video for citizens on patrol. But it clearly shows that when it comes to purse snatchers, you can take justice into your own hands.

So watch the action unfold as two crooks on the motorcycle try to steal a woman's purse. Then, the entire neighborhood comes to her defense with a major beat down. The bad guys may have weapons, but that's not going to stop the angry mob.

This video has no sound, but I think you've seen enough action movies to add your own to the melee.

These are no ordinary tissues box covers.

Someone actually put some thought into how you will grab a Kleenex.

We're closing down in a few days leaving a gigantic void in your daily Internet addiction. Perhaps these fine sites can help with your rehab.
They've been good to us, they'll be good to you. We owe them this much.

Humor/Sex/NSFW

Gorilla Mask
Brobible.
Double Viking
Guyism
Uncoached
Don Chavez
House of Whoop Ass

Pop Culture/General Content:

Neatorama
The Daily What
Mental Floss
Pajiba
Interesting Pile
Pop Candy

Thanks to the above for all the traffic and links you've sent our way since 2005!

2008 saw some big changes at YBNBY. We said farewell to Aquaman and Jellio, and welcomed many of the current Algonquin Table of talent, including Johnny Wright, Echowood and Baierman.

It also became apparent that some of the staples we'd pioneered had grown a little stale, so we started to mix things up with some different material, including a full redesign of the site. (Remember when it used to look like this?) We also created some special events, including what was for me personally the funnest night we ever had, the night we liveblogged the election.

So - in a year when history was being made, when Change came to America, and where we needed to distract you from a failing economy, what did you get? Slutty costumes, boobs, old TV shows and bacon.

Don't believe what they tell you - some things never Change.

One more, last giveaway for you folks. This one comes courtesy of our good friends at Neatorama. Their NeatoShop is chocked full sweet stuff. See for yourself.

Well, now they've graciously offered to give 4 of you the chance to get something from that store.

All we, at YesButNoButYes, ask is that you make us laugh. (You know, like you've always done.) Caption this...

Good luck.

Sweet Child O' Mine (Swing Version) by plamere

These are the kind of crazy little things that I'll miss sharing with you all once YBNBY is pushing up the daisies. "The Swinger" is a music hack, that has an amazing effect on music:

The Swinger is a bit of python code that takes any song and makes it swing. It does this be taking each beat and time-stretching the first half of each beat while time-shrinking the second half.

Enjoy more here.

As the world waits for the Lost final tonight (and I hear many countries are airing it live at the same time as the West Coast broadcast), I'm filled with a mixture of excitement and disappointment, because most TV finales always leave me wanting. Cheers, Seinfeld, Friends, Star Trek.TNG, Quantum Leap - none of them really captured "The End" as I wanted to see it.

In fact the only TV finale I think I ever watched that gave me a supreme sense of satisfaction was that of the BBC's version of The Office (and anyone who saw that will know what I mean).

So - what, in your opinion, are the better final episodes from TV history?

I feel that I must sincerely apologize to Johnny for the gift I presented to him last week. It apparently didn't turn out as well as I had hoped.

(via Criggo)