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Can't Hug Every Cat - The Song



(I suggest you end the video at 2:00. if you keep watching at that point, it may ruin your good mood about funny cat video)

Ketchup Bot Don't Give A Fuck

I have a suspicion this may have been funny mostly due to its presentation by John Rubio on his iPhone and the presence of alcohol, but at the LEOG recording last night we were cracking up at the ineptitude of the ketchup robot. And the outtakes were funnier. Both are presented for your perusal.





edit: i never figured out the firefox cookie issues w/the blog, so i can't comment at home, but i do want to say that i do NOT know this person. FB friend of mine posted this on his tumblr http://astromonkey.tumblr.com/ and i found it hilarz. i am sure there is a bit of comedy acting going on here. hopefully. watched a few of her others - "Va Jay Jay Problems" being the best.

Big Money Rustlas

Attend, Juggalos and Juggalettes.

I know you've been waiting patiently for the day the Insane Clown Posse would make a Western. Today your waiting pays off.

Obnoxious Brag, Cause I Gotta

Having models for friends has it's perks. For instance, getting an invite to the private Suicide Girls afterparty tonight. Sorry, just had to.

Chart I saw

...that visually explains why I think buying movies is more hostile to the consumer than piracy. I recently purchased Star Trek on Blu-Ray since I figured it would be a cool demo of the technology. I PURCHASED IT. Why the crap do I have to sit through a pile of trailers and adverts? I can't even hit the menu botton unless I just want to see "action prohibited" on the screen over and over again.

I want to pay for things; I really do. Now if the movie industry could just take a cue from music industry's use of iTunes, Amazon, etc and stop giving me reason after reason not to purchase their products.

/rant nobody asked to hear

In Case You Guys Didn't Know...

Gooby is totally available on Netflix streaming!

Brain Broked



It has to be fake right? No... it's real. In 1996, MC Hammer recorded a record with the seminal 90's gangsta rap label, Death Row (Suge Knight, Dr Dre, 2Pac, Snoop Doggy Dogg), that ended up never being released.

The record has all the trademarks of a 90's gangsta rap album: 70's R&B & funk as a musical backdrop, misogyny, drugs, violence, profanity, self praise, etc. Ya' know, all the fun stuff lol. Oh, don't forget to listen for the shoutout to Mike Tyson!

The weirdest part, it's surprisingly decent and listenable O_o

So if you want to hear MC Hammer rapping about pimping ho's or hear him do duets with the likes of 2Pac, download the album here for free.