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At least rent a volume or two and let them see it; you might be pleasantly surprised by how rotten it isn't, even if you aren't quite converted to fandom.
This advert for Gemmel Raskel Beer shows the universality of women trying to make do with pretentious assholes. No matter what the language, “Eh, okay,” is known the world over. Oh, and there’s beer...[more]
Yes, it’s another wacky parkour video. Why? Because we dig them. And because just watching this means we’ve already taken care of our daily workout. Whew. (pats forehead with towel) Linky for those of you...[more]
Not something you hear everyday: Ukrainian covers of songs by The Smiths. A photo gallery dedicated to people proving math theorems while wearing sarongs. Found via Dave Barry. More weird banana art. Also re-brought to...[more]
HTQ4 says, "I've said it before, and I stand by it now: This is one of the best children's shows to come down the pipe in a long time and it stands as one of the only good things that Brian Henson has done with his late...[more]
Readers in Philly be prepared to join the ranks of the undead as a zombie crawl has been setup to celebrate Easter. Hell, it makes more sense than hiding eggs. Found via MetaFilter. Previously: Brought to You by Ninja...[more]
Peter Stormare, one of Needcoffee’s favorite freaky actors, umpimps autos with extreme prejudice in a series of three adverts for VW. He does so with such a fine balance of hilarity and menace that respect is due.
TSR’s TV commercial for Dungeons & Dragons. The look of terror and surprise on the girls’ faces are due to the fact they’re discovering their boyfriends are gamers.
Screenhead has done an excellent rundown of Orson Welles adverts, both real and from the much-loved show, The Critic. “Fine. Fine. No goblins.” Speaking of adverts, here’s the Rolling Stones shilling...[more]
