- Jamie Lynn Spears is the anti-Juno. After Juno came out, something had to be done to remind us that teen pregnancy is still bad. (On a side note, conservative Christians argue that this child's life will not be ruined at birth, but that it was ruined from the moment it was conceived)
- Shaq is the NBA's family heirloom. No team actually wants him, but they'll feel too guilty if they just throw him out.
- Ted Kennedy and Brian Dennehy are the same person. Ted Kennedy's alter-ego Brian Dennehy was supposed to fight crime, but was misled at an early age, and is now an overweight character actor best known for playing Chris Farley's dad in a movie about brake pads.
- Wal-Marts must now contain everything ever. Last week I read that Wal-Mart will now start putting clinics in its stores. Doctors' clinics. Okay, I don't want my doctor shopping at Wal-Mart, much less working there. Is this 2008 or 1984? I can only assume the next step will come next year, when Wal-Mart introduces its line of Victory Gin. The following year, it will announce the construction of a store the size of Tuscaloosa, Alabama. What it won't announce is that the store will actually be constructed on top of Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Everyone in Tuscaloosa will live, work, eat, sleep, drink and cry in the Wal-Mart. And so the trend will continue across the world. (We are at war with Costco. We have always been at war with Costco.)
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
These Things I Have Decided
These may or may not be true. Regardless, I have decided them.
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
My Photoshop Got Photoshopped
About a month or so ago I parodied CollegeHumor's Parents Just Don't Understand column with this article. I photoshopped the logo they were using at the time to make this logo for the article. Well, last night I was checking out a few hotlinks and after a couple clicks this caught my eye. It's 23/6.com's attempt to parody CollegeHumor (which they failed miserably at). The second thing I noticed about it (the first being that it was not funny) was the first article they used, namely the logo. That's right, they had to splice my parody of the logo with the actual logo in order to make a worse parody. What the fuck, 23/6. That took me like ten, maybe fifteen minutes to make! You can't just rip that shit off and use it in something so desperately unfunny without at least asking me first! Seriously. I would be madder about this, but I just got off work and I don't really have the energy.
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