Finally, the answer to that perennial Newlywed Game question can be proven once and for all.
“Where is the most interesting place you’ve ever made whoopee?”
Year: 2009
Web Watch has just finished watching this past weekend’s Saturday Night Live episode starring Gerard Butler. THIS WEEK’S EPISODE CONTINUED TO PROVE THAT THE SHOW CAN BE FUNNY if they have a host that is versatile.
As is often the case, some of the skits were hit-or-miss. Opening monologue and the Beauty and the Beast sketch were amusing, as is what usually happens when the cast throws some comedic music into the mix.
We enjoyed Weekend Update as always, and Keenan’s “What’s Up With That” bit was worth the effort the cast put into it (we’ll see that one again, we hope). Butler may not have been the strongest host they’ve had, but he certainly didn’t embarass himself – and he showed that he was willing to do anything for a laugh. No complaints about him at all. The lack of Andy Samberg and an SNL Digital Short is a different issue, but we don’t have time to get into that today.
The 2009 MONOPOLY WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS are taking place from Oct 20th – Oct 22nd.
International champions from 40 different countries will descend on Las Vegas’ Caesars Palace to compete for the coveted Monopoly Champion trophy, and a check for $20,580.
Web Watch knows what you’re wondering – why $20,580?
If you’re looking for some neat way to jazz up your website or presentation… or want to make one of those old-school ransom notes using that new-fangled “Internet” technology, then Web Watch just may have found a solution for you.
You can take the time to browse photo-sharing website FLICKR on your own, trying to find images that match what you’re trying to do, or
According to researchers, how long you live may very well be dependent on where in the country you live.
All it took was some good spreadsheet work and data from the US Census Bureau to come up with this CHART OF US LIFE EXPECTENCY.
Raise your hand – how many of you can quote almost every line from Monty Python and the Holy Grail?
Caddyshack?
Star Wars?
The Breakfast Club?
Look around the lunch table. If it isn’t the guy sitting next to you with their hand raised, then you’re definitely the one.
And to wrap up National Feel Your Boobies Week…
Courtesy of a now-defunct online ad campaign by Target to promote regular breast exams called “Check Out My Breasts”, here are seven things to look for when performing your own self-examination:
- Check for any unusual thickening of the breast tissue. Raise your arm above your head, and apply pressure in small circles with your fingers.
- Check that one breast hasn’t become larger or lower than the other.
- Check for any changes to your nipples or any skin irritations around them.
National Feel Your Boobies Week continues…
Want to give someone a free mammogram?
All you have to do is click.
Visit THE BREAST CANCER SITE (run by the same people who do THE HUNGER SITE) and click the “CLICK HERE TO GIVE” link in the middle of the page.
Every day that you visit and click, the site’s sponsors will pony up more money to pay for mammograms for women in need.
It’s all done through advertisers that pay to be displayed on the page you’ll see when you click. You don’t have to buy anything – the sponsors will be billed for the number of times their ad was viewed.
100% of the site’s advertising goes directly to the National Breast Cancer Foundation.