Just posted this on Facebook, but a video this epic needs multiple venues. What follows is clips of the season finale of SMALLVILLE where Clark finally wore the Superman costume...
...and one fan's reaction. I don't even care that it's 95% likely to be fake.
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This is monumentally stupid
But it also becomes kind of zen if you watch it all the way through. About halfway through the lyrics even get pretty hilarious.
ZOMG! I'm totally freaking out this so ridiculous awesome imma lose my shit gotta play this now lucasarts can have my soul for this game or how about a two year old I have a two year old son you can have for this game can I play it now?
I will be playing this.
The vid is worth playing in 720p in full screen if your computer can handle it. Not sure why it's titled 1080p since youtube doesn't even do 1080p.
The 22 Most Uncomfortable Album Covers Ever
This is my favorite internet thing of the week. FULL LIST HERE
And a few samples to get you started...
And a few samples to get you started...
"Eat da poo poo!"
Sometimes you don't know whether to laugh or cry. Here's a homophobic Ugandan minister warning his countrymen about what teh gays do: namely, "eat da poo poo!"
Somebody had to post it
I know several have already seen it, but here's Lady Gaga's crazy-ass video with Beyonce. From Tarantino references to weird product placement to glasses made of cigarettes...it's, uh, something.
Wow.
That's a lot of symbolism....
One Nation Under God
This being the internet, however...
There's an exceptionally awesome Lovecraftian response image.
One Nation Under God
This being the internet, however...
There's an exceptionally awesome Lovecraftian response image.
O_o
Creepy Venture Capitalist Jesus: 
Jesus Gets a Date:
He saves and then you bust him up:
Coach Jesus:
The Faith Tones:
Open your eyes and you will see him everywhere:
And, last but most certainly not least: Jesus wants you to turn him on...
Jesus Gets a Date:
He saves and then you bust him up:
Coach Jesus:
The Faith Tones:
Open your eyes and you will see him everywhere:
And, last but most certainly not least: Jesus wants you to turn him on...
All that time travel screwing around finally catches up with Star Trek...
Was looking at the website for the upcoming Trek online game the other day and saw an interesting footnote. See, Trek's done time travel to death, but they've never had to deal with all the multiverse stuff that, say, Marvel and DC have - you know, where multiple versions of characters exist concurrently.
But as of the new movie creating a separate timeline...IT HAS BEGUN. From the FAQ:
And in the full article (which has movie spoilers if you haven't seen it):
Just kind of interesting on a geeky level. I guess I'm Trek geek enough to be glad the "prime" universe is continuing :)
But as of the new movie creating a separate timeline...IT HAS BEGUN. From the FAQ:
Q: How does the new Star Trek movie affect Star Trek Online?
A: Star Trek Online exists in the Star Trek universe's "standard timeline," whereas the latest Star Trek movie exists in an alternate timeline created when Nero and Spock entered a singularity and were transported back in time. For a full explanation, please see our article explaining how Star Trek XI affects Star Trek Online.
And in the full article (which has movie spoilers if you haven't seen it):
In the movie, two characters travel back in time from the year 2387. When Nero arrives in the year 2233, he disrupts the time continuum, creating an alternate reality from the point of his arrival. Star Trek (the new movie) takes place in this alternate reality. This is explained in the film in a conversation between Uhura and Spock on the bridge of the Enterprise.
Star Trek Online is set in the "prime" Star Trek reality. This is the timeline of the five television series and the first 10 movies. It is the world in which the Gorn attacked Cestus III, Kirk fought Khan in the Mutara Nebula, Picard explored the galaxy, the Federation fought the Dominion War, Voyager was stranded in the Delta Quadrant and Captain Archer and the crew of the NX-01 showed us how it all began.
Events in the movie that happened in the prime timeline (the destruction of Romulus, and the disappearance of Spock and Nero) have affected STO. You can learn more about the aftermath of these events in the Path to 2409 and in STO itself.
So how can the movie and STO be in different realities? When working on Star Trek, screenwriters Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman referenced the theory of quantum mechanics, which allows for the simultaneous existence of parallel timelines and universes. Parallel universes are self-contained, separate realities that exist as a consequence of different choices and outcomes. This concept was explored in the TNG episode "Parallels," in which there were thousands of alternate timelines (and thousands of Enterprises!). It also is seen in the Mirror Universe, which is a darker take on the world of the Federation.
There are many, many stories to tell in the prime universe. The fallout of the destruction of Romulus and the upheaval that causes in the Alpha and Beta quadrants creates storytelling opportunities that we at Cryptic didn't even imagine when we first began working on STO. We're excited by the possibilities, and fans should be as well. The best is yet to come.
Just kind of interesting on a geeky level. I guess I'm Trek geek enough to be glad the "prime" universe is continuing :)
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