It’s hard to miss the irony, viz. that a man known for silent movies has given one of the greatest speeches in history. Here’s Charlie Chaplin’s powerful oration from The Great Dictator set to contemporary imagery.
Many commentators have noticed some suspicious similarities between the Egyptian “pro-democracy” movements and the US-backed uprisings in Serbia. Serbia’s Otpor (Resistance) was funded to the tune of millions by the NED (National Endowment for Democracy). Otpor’s signature designer stenciled clenched fist logo was seen during ousting of Slobodan Milošević in 2000.
If you don’t find this funny, there is something very seriously wrong with you.
You’ll never think of the honey badger the same way. If you ever did.
This song reminds me of my Shi’ite-kickin’ days in Flawda. Verity on strings.
I’m rarely awestruck as in mouth-open, mind-blowing awestruck. Watch this and you’ll never be the same. Musical genius praecox. Absolutely proof-positive of genetic predisposition to genius.
The fluidity and facility of this man’s speech is truly nonpareil. Without peer. I do detect a certain enmity directed towards Brian Blair. I’m just saying.
Freudian slip or Tourette’s? You decide.
Ladies and gentleman, the Rosa Parks of whatever, I give you the Naked Wizard.
It’s almost unimaginable the pain this fellow will be enduring once adrenalin wears off.
Clarity, limpidty and pellucidity indeed.
I defy you to find a musician who matches the excitement this man engenders through his music. I defy you.
Here’s something you won’t say on MSNBC’s Prison Docs. Too soon?
From the folks who brought you Bukkake and Seppuku.
The greatest audition tape ever.
The correct way to tell is a melon’s ripe. Try that, Produce Pete!
Remember, the people who made this think Jerry Lewis is a genius.
Ladies and gentlemen, the next John Wayne Gacy.
Video crack
The herpetophile song.
If sex was a sitcom, this would be its theme song.
When guns are outlawed only kids will have guns. No, wait.
This got over 22M hits. Why? Exhibit A in the devolution of human civilization.
Let this be a lesson to you.
So rarely does someone capture the essence of the American political spirit. This man fails as well.
“You ate the ONY!” One of the greatest lines and movie moments from one of my favorite films. Top 10, easy. Sheer and absolute genius with an incredible cast.
An American classic, Mr. Irving Cohen.
“When the legend becomes fact, print the legend.” The most poignant explanation of how history is concocted. Next to Tolstoy’s “History would be an excellent thing if only it were true,” it speaks perfectly to the myths that have become fact. Remember the stories of Jessica Lynch, Pat Tillman. And don’t forget the official story of 9/11. We repeat in a hypnotic rote recitation that which we are told. Nodding in obeisance. Asking no questions, just assuming it to be true.
The song haunts me to this day. The inimitable Guy Marks.
As a kid, I loved Pete Barbutti on Carson.
Intelligent design? Exhibit A.
Max Koch. Perfection.
“A work of art is the unique result of a unique temperament.” — Oscar Wilde
Yippie Ki-yay, indeed.
This man makes a lot of sense. He speaks to the horrors of rampant globalist policy, fractional reserve banking, fiat currency and the rampant devaluation of the dollar. But, per ususal, he’s made out to be some nut case just for speaking his mind. Godspeed, sir.
Not that there’s anything wrong with that.
You’re welcome.
Just don’t try the hokey pokey.
Watch PETA move in while Gore somehow uses this as another indicium of global warming.
A most fascinating disquisition on depression.
An American hero whose plea for citizen involvement and an admonition to the miscreant who fled a crime scene and unwittingly left his DNA is the toast of these United States. Ladies and gentlemen, I give you Antoine Dodson.
No politician or candidate has ever inspired me to the extent that the next governor of the Volunteer State, Basil Marceaux, has. Next to Harold Stassen, of course.
The rippin’ and the tearin’. My thoughts exactly. There’s no better way to explicate a fun weekend than to reference the splaying and lacerating of tissue. And note the subtle and suggestive dance moves that hint “come hither” tactfully and with grace and aplomb. Move over Sade, this is the real smooth operator.
Well, he’s no Irv Gikosky, that’s for sure. Then again, who is?
Things I hate: a most pellucid adumbration of sources of inordinate perturbation.
Over 30M hits. Why, you may ask? Does it really matter? This paean to buggery is a hit. What does that say about us? I’m afraid the terrorists have won.
One question: Did you threaten to overrule him?
In the annals of crime and the pantheon of criminals, the Duct Tape Bandit stands alone. And convicted.
The incredible and mind-bogglingly unbelievable Steve Morse. Don’t try this at home.
Watch the Indian dude go room temperature live on TV.
The American dream, Alvin Greene. He articulates the hopes and dreams of this great country. A simple man, a humble man. A man of few words. Soft-spoken and homespun. God bless America and Godspeed Alvin Greene.
Judging by this gent’s affectation, I’m surprised he’d be this frightened by a “cock” roach.
“That’s the man, officer!”
Tourette’s anchor. A likely story.
It’s hard to say what the most embarrassing moment has been in the history of television. Here’s my vote. Conservative talk chimp Kevin James (no, not that guy) appears with the hyper-salivating Chris Matthews and the most factually adroit Mark Green. Watch when Matthews questions Mr. James about what exactly Neville Chamberlain did in 1938 and 1939 as far as appeasement. Watch further as Mark Green sits back and lets the evisceration continue uninterrupted. Green’s most apt suggestion to James the Lesser: “When you find yourself in a hole, stop digging.” Priceless.
Playing one guitar at a time is hard enough, but now this guy comes along and . . . .
Dig this kid. At his age I couldn’t even make a fist.
I’ve long been fascinated by faux evangelical faith healers, those who believe in such and how they haven’t been indicted for fraud.
One of the most haunting and disturbing videos I’ve ever seen. And addictive for reasons I know not.
The incomparable Father Ted.
The Taser strikes again.
Move over Kreskin, this vatic and pythonic presenter wows us with her uncanny prescience.
David Gates said this is exactly the way the song should be sung. Not, the David Gates of Bread but my mechanic.
I’m sorry, I make no apologies. I love this.
Sheer genius.
Genius.
Genius.
Genius.
Genius.
Horrible.
What a schmuck. And the Congressman too.
Douglas Adams, author of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, before his death. Don’t you love when people point out that something was recorded before the subject died? His speaking and moving should have given you a hint.
More horribly graphic news (in graphic form) of the BP disaster. Just what you needed.
RSA Animate – The Empathic Civilisation
The inimitable Tony Rice et al. Bluegrass is to me what guano is to the bat.
The poop on women. And this isn’t German porn. The misogynist’s nightmare.
A must see: the unbelievably corrupt and morally bereft Jack Abramoff. Remember him?
An incredible source of fascination for me, viz. the absolute absence, not dearth or paucity, but absence of any mention of international objections or concerns of the Bilderberg Group and New World Order. Not a mention. Not a peep. In our country, folks who dare mention its name are relegated to the collective loony bin of the conspiracy theorists. Our media will report on Star Trek conventions and Elvis sitings, but not a mention about this. Interesting, huh? Oh, does Chris Matthews count? Nah.
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