So what are you waiting for?? Snow Leopard (Mac OS 10.6) goes for $29. That’s a steal for an OS upgrade. Dontcha agree, Microsoft?
YouTube user Mr. Hogg created a puppet version of The Wall Journal’s tech anaylist Walt Mossberg. Gizmodo has so appropriately named him ‘Walt Mosspuppet.’ Check out more Mosspuppet videos at his YouTube site.
In celebration of the upcoming Halo: ODST game for Xbox 360, the brainiacs behind the Red vs. Blue series have put together a special episode incorporating the new soldiers from the game. It’s a funny watch.
[Via IGN]
Watch this Russian video about a dude who walks into an office who witnessess all of his co-workers going into immediate hiding. I don’t really get it, but you don’t have to see the funny and bizarre in it.
[Via Gizmodo]
After receiving the most votes at NASA’s website, actor Stephen Colbert won the contest to put his last name on the next ISS module to launch into space. After deeming the situation inappropriate, NASA decided to name the module “Tranquility” and gave Colbert a consolation prize. After all, he did give the International Space Station a boost in popularity on his show “The Colbert Report.” His prize? NASA came up with this acronym: C.O.L.B.E.R.T. is the Combined Operational Load Bearing External Resistance Treadmill. Better than nothing, I guess. Check out his response video above.
[Via Gizmodo]
True, this video is over a month old, but I could not let it go by the wayside. It’s the Onion News Network at its finest. Ni hao, and enjoy!
[Via ONN]
“Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” with Regis Philbin is back with brand new episodes on ABC. The end of each episode is saved for a special round where a celebrity sits in the hotseat to answer one question for $50,000; that money will go to the celebrity’s charity of choice. Here we have Everybody Loves Raymond’s Patricia Heaton who receives a simple math question. Her initial reaction and the way she handles the question is HA-larious, and quite sad. Funny thing is, I’d probably have the same reaction if I saw that question…
Chris Hardwick in “Extreme Office Parkour.” Web Soup airs Sundays at 10:30PM on G4.
[Via Nerdist]
If you can remember the 2009 MTV Movie Awards you may recollect the comedy segments that included movie mashups from Star Trek (Starf Leet Clown College) and the Lonely Island skit. The creative genius’ behind those segments are FatalFarm, and they recently uploaded to YouTube the leftovers that MTV decided not to air. The mashups come from the movies Star Trek, Wolverine, Batman, and Sex in the City. They are laugh-out-loud hilarious and highly enjoyable. Check it out in the video above.
The Blow On Blow Off light switch does just the trick for all you lazy folk. A single breath of air directly in the switch will turn the light on and off, no worries! Think of it like The Clapper, only it’s your breath not your hands doing the work. It doubles as an ordinary, finger-flicking light switch as well. If only Billy Mays was around to promote this; rest in peace, buddy. Check out an image of the product after the break.
[Via CollegeHumor]
The folks over at Cracked.com asked their viewers to Photoshop images that would portray classic movies that could have been resolved much more quickly if they had incorporated BLANK.* The “blank” is what the users created. All of these are quite comedic, so enjoy their work that is in the gallery below.
[Via Cracked]
