azizisbored: So true. 

azizisbored:

So true. 

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Awesome. 

paulscheer:

I Love this.

emilymayamills:

I’m sorry. This is SO FUCKING FUNNY.

purns:

Amy Rhodes writes for Ellen now, and was sent by the show to Universal Studios to go through their halloween haunted maze. So funny.

(Source: twitter.com)

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azizisbored:

Due Date Trailer

My good friend Taavon asked me to post the trailer to his client Zach Galifianakis’ new film. 

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the goal.

What two posts in one day? Yep.  When something as big as this goal comes around, you would be an idiot to not too. 

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42 Fails on film

So Grant keeps telling me I suck at blogging, since I have stopped blogging.   Well here ya go Grant. 

my favorite from the list.

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Just a man walking his pet

Just a man walking his pet

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The Onion - Breaking News: Some bullshit happening somewhere

This blog thing has become nothing more than a link to the onions website.  And in noway is that a bad thing.

*two F-bombs. Don’t forget to yell earmuffs at those times.

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robhuebel:

The song they should have used for this promo…

(via Huffington Post)

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모태범 - The Next Mo Tae-Bum - Olympic Speed Skating Champion

This is why i am friends with Jon Gilbert.

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St. Vincent “What me Worry” w/ Andrew Bird.

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For Scots, a Scourge Unleashed by a Bottle

Interesting article on an interesting subject.  NED’s and Buckfast, Americans and fried food,PB and Jelly,.  Somethings just go together.

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The Shys - Savior

Hat tip to my sister. Yep, my family listens to good music.

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If you have the time, watch what should be the typical political forum for the United States; a Q & A, talking points to a minimum, no pundit spin, one hour long banter session.

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In Portland, Going Green and Growing Vertical

Highlights:

  • As part of a $133 million renovation, the General Services Administration is planning to cultivate “vegetated fins” that will grow more than 200 feet high on the western facade of the main federal building here, a vertical garden that changes with the seasons and nurtures plants that yield energy savings.
  • The G.S.A. says the building will use 60 percent to 65 percent less energy than comparable buildings and estimates a savings of $280,000 annually in energy costs. Solar panels could provide up to 15 percent of the building’s power needs. The use of rainwater and low-flow plumbing fixtures will reduce potable water consumption by 68 percent. And energy for lighting will be halved.
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You people are sick.

You people are sick.

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