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September 3, 2006

National Gherkin Association


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You ever get an idea so weird you just have to get it out of your head and share it with others, even if those others are perfect strangers you'll never meet face to face? This is one of those ideas. Click here to see it on some shirts.

September 4, 2006

Take 5

The best commercial that never was:

(Video after the jump.)

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September 6, 2006

Optimus Prime


I'm just not seeing where all this nerdrage is coming from concerning Optimus Prime's appearance in the upcoming Transformers movie. Sure he looks different. This is Hollywood. When was the last time Hollywood ever adapted anything and left it as is?

Prime is a robotic alien lifeform. It makes perfect sense that he has an semi-organic look. Can you look at him and still recognize him as Optimus Prime? Yes. That's all that really matter in the end.

Hell, I'll even go on record as saying that I think this version of Optimus Prime is pretty badass.

Anyway, what really worries me are Michael Bay and the script.

(Two more pics after the jump)

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September 7, 2006

Lumalive Light Emitting Textiles

Holy shit, the future's arrived without me. Philips has developed a textile that can display full color images and animations via LED's integrated into the fabric. Amazing.

(Video after the jump.)

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September 12, 2006

Pinkerton Banned By South Korea!

It would appear that internets funny man, Jay Pinkerton, has somehow managed to get his website, JayPinkerton.com, banned in South Korea. Just a few days ago he had posted an article titled "South Korea Makes Sex-Bots a Terrifying, Sexy Reality" and South Korea promptly laid the smackdown on his ass, citing one or more of these reasons:

1. Suspected violation of the National Security Law.
2. Suspected violation of the Social Security Law.
3. Suspected violation of the Anti-Communism Law. (of 2004)

Now what I'm wondering is this: Is this little article about them and their perverted sex-bots the offending item, or, upon wandering in after Googling themselves (Ego Surfers!), did they troll the site and find incriminating evidence that Jay Pinkerton's trying to undermine South Korean National and/or Social Security and/or he is a stinkin' commie? Could it be his name: Jay Pinkerton? Could they not even be aware that it's a humor site? Could it have something to do with Jay being from that evil Socialist Canada? Could this be an elaborate hoax? (I hope not.)

If South Korea ego surfs that's too damn funny.

September 13, 2006

Something to read


New shirt up in the shop. Classy!

Now with 50% more Hate!


Ever have one of those lifetimes?

September 17, 2006

Got MYLF?


Have you ever stopped to think just how grammatically incorrect MILF t-shirts are? Seriously, think about it. When you wear a MILF shirt, you are saying to the world, "I am a mother I'd like to fuck," or, to put it more bluntly, "I want to go fuck myself." Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure the last time somebody told me to go fuck myself, I was being insulted.

Hot mothers of the world, I have been kind enough to correct that grammatical error and offer you the MYLF shirt, which allows you so say to the world, correctly, that "I am a Mother You'd Like to Fuck." All I ask for in return is that you buy a shirt and/or show me your boobs. That's not asking too much, is it?

September 21, 2006

Aww, yeah!


Weird Al's new CD, Straight Outta Lynwood, hits stores next Tuesday. Woot!

Check out the video for "White & Nerdy" after the jump.

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September 24, 2006

E. colicious!


I couldn't help myself. Buy it on a shirt while it's still offensive!

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