You know that part of the DVD party game, SCENE IT, where they show a scene from a film but all the actors have been digitally removed from the scene as if they were an invisible man? The concept is called INVISIBLES and was first seen online on the FILM WISE website many years ago. Film Wise has over 400 Invisibles quizzes on their site, so it certainly will fill up your day as you try to figure some of those out.
Liz Pulliam Weston over at MSN Money has two companion articles listing the TEN THINGS YOU SHOULD NEVER BUY NEW and TEN THINGS YOU SHOULD NEVER BUY USED.
Some of the items should be obvious. As Stephen Wright once said, “I went to the store to buy some used paint; it was in the shape of a house.”
For those less obvious, you’ll want to click through the articles to see Liz’s full reasoning behind why each item is on the list.
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A few months ago, Web Watch posted a compilation of parodies of various Saturday Night Live Digital Shorts done by The Lonely Island folks (Andy Samburg, Akiva Schaffer, and Jorma Taccone, with help from Justin Timberlake and friends).
Here are a few more:
FATHER LOVER
I’M ON A BOAT
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Having extremely large genitals causes all sorts of issues. Issues that are worth writing a song about, apparently. Not the least of which is that it causes one to pee for 43 minutes.
Watch the video to find out what other problems one may have if one were to suffer from that affliction.
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A few weeks ago, Web Watch bought a Vosges Chocolate Bacon candy bar, just to see what all the fuss was about.
We get it. It wasn’t perfect, but it had promise. We shared the bacon-chocolate with others and reviews came back ranging from “ewwww” to “wow”.
So considering how many people are putting bacon into all types of desserts, Web Watch thought we’d throw some of the more interesting ideas together here. Try some of these and report back what you’ve come up with. Be careful and don’t eat too much: chocolate-covered bacon is also why you’re fat.
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These days, parents have a hard time keeping track of what is good for their kids, or what their kids should avoid – if only due to the sheer amount of content that parents need to stay up with.
Did any of the parents who brought their young kids to a free concert in Central Park last week know what to expect when Green Day took the stage? The concert was sponsored by ABC’s Good Morning America and Walgreen’s, so nothing offensive was going to happen, right?
Watching that clip, you can see the parents with their kids happily singing along to every curse word used in the song. But I’m sure there were some families in the crowd that did not expect a TV morning show concert to contain profanity.
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GEMCRAFT CHAPTER 0: Gem of Eternity is the latest edition in the “tower defense” game genre from Game in a Bottle. If you like tower defense games but were bored by the redundant nature of them, you’ll want to check out Gemcraft.
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Business Insider is reporting a disturbing new trend in employee response to the current economy: DISGRUNTLED EMPLOYEES ARE POOPING AROUND THE OFFICE.
Merrill Lynch spokespeople are not confirming this, but employees are reporting that they found a turd in the stairwell of the New York bank headquarters last week.
Nobody has come forward to claim ownership of the poo.
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