It was bound to happen eventually. The world of dance and the world of superheroes have been destined to meet since Marvel introduced Dazzler in an attempt to cash in on the Disco phenomenon. Finally, that destiny has been realized . . . Seriously, I’m not sure if this concept can “work”, but I’ll...
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Ah, the glorious weirdness of Prince and 1989. Makes me wish for simpler times of day-glo, gals with bangs, and hammer pants.
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May I present The Bird And The Bee’s “Polite Dance Song” . Somehow, this is what I picture goes on in the green rooms at Sci-Fi conventions.
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From the land of, “What the &#*$&?”. Enjoy! Talky, Talky = boards!
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FloridaToday has one of the weirder news stories to hit in a while. Thanks to Smokescreen for pointing this one out. Your reaction to this story may say quite a bit about you. For example, after reading was your initial response: a) Those poor, poor snakes. b) That man is just misunderstood. c) How...
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This week brings us a zany Rube Goldberg set up from the OK GO boys. Forums to talk useless activity
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Every geek, moderate or not, loves a good Rube Goldberg Machine. Here is this week’s spotlighted clip: Go to the Forums to talk completely useless uses of time.
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Folks, I’m not sure there’s footage out yet of the closing number to the Vancouver Winter Olympics quite yet. Mahalo has some of the stuff leading up to it. To call the whole closing ceremonies surreal, is probably selling it short. From the over long Neil Young number to the just awkward attempts at...
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Live Science has a nifty little piece on their Top Ten Conspiracy Theories. It’s a neat look at the wackness of modern history, and the power of the media zeitgeist. Make crazy talk at the boards
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MSNBC tells the tale of an Ohioan (Ohian?, Ohioidian?) who took his unemployment as the opportunity to build a man cave outta snow. Now, I know your first thought is . . . Unemployed in Ohio?! I know, a shocker right? But if you look beyond the unexpectedness of that statement, and look at...
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