This post by Caldwell Tanner on College Humor on the “5 Browsers and the Modes of Transportation They Resemble” is really cool. You have to check it out. The graphics are great!
Are you an atheist, agnostic, buddhist, hindu, islamic, sikh, or a member of the 72%+ of the global population who is not a Christian?
Are you tired of continual efforts to mix education and religion by your school?
Are you fed up with those permission slips coming home pre-checked?
Then David Thorne has the answer for you!
To find it, check out The Permission Slip on Crazy Crackerz (unless, of course, you are a Christian who is easily offended by those who might question your faith). Normally I like to avoid politics and religion on this blog, for obvious reasons, but I just found this particular illustrated comment thread too enjoyable to ignore!
If you share the doctor‘s strange sense of humour and sensibility, then you probably agree that “Weird Al” Yankovic is a genius and that many of his classic parodies — such as Gump, Amish Paradise, and It’s All About the Pentiums (as well as new classics such as CNR and Craigslist) — are so much better than the original songs they are based on that there’s just no comparison.
And you’ll probably love this new spoof trailer for “Weird: The Al Yankovic Story” on FunnyOrDie.com, which is hilarious.
As regular readers will have observed, I’m a big fan of Dave Carroll‘s work on the United Breaks Guitars trilogy (despite not being a fan of country or bluegrass because the trilogy was very well done).
But, as we all know, they don’t just break guitars, and as proof, Gadling recently collected six YouTube videos showing careless baggage handlers in action that would be funny if they weren’t so scary!
See how many you can get through!
And if you made it through those, here’s more!
You’ve played shoot your boss a hundred times. You bought White Goat so you could wipe your behind with his memos. You even altered the bar code on his car so he couldn’t get into his gated community last night. But it’s still not enough.
Your boss is an obnoxious jackass to you and you need your revenge. Cubicle Wars just aren’t enough anymore. You need more. And if you’re in San Francisco or New York, StreetWars* wants to give it to you!
Tell your boss if he’s all he says he is, that he should accept your challenge and sign up for street wars — a three week long, 24/7 assassination tournament (with water guns). If he has what it takes, you’ll see him in the finals. If not, then you’ll know who the real sharp shooter of the office is.
* Neither Sourcing Innovation nor the doctor have any affiliation with StreetWars. the doctor just thinks it would be a really cool way to settle a grudge match and find out once and for all who’s better — you or your boss. Have fun! (And remember, it’s all about the thrill of victory and the humiliation of defeat.)