(Demetri Martin)

Demetri Martin does a hilarious standup comedy routine involving a flip chart.

(Context)

Out Of Context. Some scenes come off a little strange when the other 89.9 minutes of the movie are missing.

(crystal skull)

Indiana Jones Trailer! WOW I've been waiting for this movie, Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull, forever, and now it's time to get pumped. It's not the years, baby - It's the mileage...

Indiana Jones 4 Teaser Trailer
Uploaded by Benjamin-Button

(stuffwhitepeoplelike.org)

Stuff White People Like.

#9 Making you feel bad about not going outside



"As mentioned earlier, white people love to be outside. But not everyone knows that another thing they like to do is make people feel bad for wanting to watch sports on TV or play videogames. While it would be easy to get angry at white people for this, remember it is hard wired in their head that the greatest thing a person can do in their free time is to hike/walk/bike outdoors.
Usually, they will see that you are preparing to enjoy your life and they will say “hey, lets go for a hike in the park,” and most people will say “hey, thanks but I’ve been working all week and I’m really excited about watching this game,” and then they will respond “don’t be a lump on the couch, you’re wasting your life away, etc…” If you ignore them, they will eventually go away.
And much like most things with white people - they win both ways. If you decide to go with them, they feel good about getting someone off the couch and “into the fresh air,” and if you don’t decide to go, they can spend their entire time outdoors saying “boy, this is great, X doesn’t know what he/she is missing!” and running on a mix of self-satisfaction, Odwalla juice and muesli."

(Smartkit)

Cover the red spot. An online version of a classic old carnival stumper.

(Lennon)

John Lennon's Jukebox. "In 1989, John Lennon's jukebox surfaced in an auction of Beatles memorabilia at Christie's, and was sold for £2,500 ($4,907) to Bristol-based music promoter John Midwinter. Lennon had apparently bought the jukebox – specifically a Swiss KB Discomatic – in 1965, and filled it with forty singles to take with him on tour. Midwinter spent several years restoring the box and researching the discs catalogued in Lennon's spidery handwriting." - Wikipedia