(LuncheonLoaf)


LuncheonLoaf dot com.

Found at Presurfer.

(Bewbs)

Good Good! Choco! Party!

This Japanese television commercial is presented as an educational glimpse of a foreign culture, and not as a gratuitous look at teh bouncing bewbi3s. I want you to think of me as your cultural ambassador here.

Chocolate in japan Videofunny video

(Snake)

Snake.

(Truck)

Well, I bought a little truck. A sturdy, swarthy, old, ugly cheap little truck. And it's a good thing, too. The very day that I was done getting it all legal, a crisis happened. A crisis involving a friend who needed stuff moved immediatement. So, being no longer just Mark but Mark With A Truck, I was able to swoop in and save the day, like some crazy superhero whose superpower is basically Having A Truck.

The crisis is still ongoing, and will probably require several more truck runs before the end of the weekend. But don't worry, folks.

I'm on it.

I have a truck.

(I'm in ur)

I'm in ur _________ , ______ing ur _________

(Birthday)

I'm 40 YEARS OLD today!

Now get off my damn lawn.

(Beatles)

Rain: The Beatles Experience was so awesome Thursday night that I went back for the Saturday night show. Here are a few photos that I took at last nights show.

And here's an audio file I captured of I Am The Walrus



Golden Slumbers / Carry That Weight / The End

(Simpsons)

Happy St. Patrick's Day from The Simpsons

(Rain)

RAIN:The Beatles Experience
I just came back from seeing these guys at the Paramount. They have an amazing show.

(Retrofuturism)

The Museum Of Retro Technology. Going back into the past to look at visions of the future can be astonishing. This site features such futuristic marvels as the gyroscopically balanced car, the pneumatic tube messenging system, and the steam-powered bicycle.

(via Neatorama)

(Rutles)

It's Rutlemania!!! The Rutles are a brilliant parody of The Beatles, born of a remarkable synergy between Eric Idle of Monty Python, Neil Innes of the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band and Lorne Michaels of Saturday Night Live. Originally they were a skit on Eric Idle's 1975 BBC show Rutland Weekend Television, but when Idle hosted SNL and showed the clip, the creative minds at SNL joined Idle and Innes in developing the idea into a feature film - one of the first 'mockumentaries' (and still one of the finest): All You Need Is Cash.






From Wikipedia: "The film is notable for bringing together British and American comic talent in a way that has seldom happened before or since.
All You Need Is Cash is primarily a series of skits and gags that each illustrate a different part of the fictional Rutles story, closely following the chronology of The Beatles' own story. The cohesive glue of the film is the acclaimed soundtrack by Neil Innes, who created 19 more songs for the film, each an affectionate pastiche of a different Beatles song or genre of songs. "




Wikipedia: "The songs written by Innes so cleverly parodied the original source material that he was taken to court by the owners of The Beatles catalogue. Innes had to testify under oath that he had not listened to the songs at all while composing The Rutles songs, but had created them completely originally based on what he remembered various Beatles songs sounding like at different times."

(Magic)

Illusionators!

(Snickers)

Snickers - Don't Stop. A very cool advertisement.

(Tetris)

Tetris. Old school gaming at its finest. And such an interesting history, to boot.


BoomGames.com - Online Gaming - Free Online Games -

(Lightsaber)

Stunning lightsaber battle! In this clip, Ryan vs. Dorkman 2, Star Wars nerds go buck wild in the most thrilling lightsaber duel this side of a Lucasfilm production. Featuring a genuine orchestral score by Gordy Haab and Kyle Newmaster in the style of John Williams.

(Quiz)

The Impossible Quiz. There is no way you could ever solve this in one try...
(found at Fazed)

(Falling)

People falling down. It's never not funny.