I always thought it was a mistake to hand weapons over to ski racers.
Click PLAY or watch the humorous video clip on YouTube.
(via Trout Underground)
Category: humour
killer sheep in Australia?
Just packing for my trip Down Under.
Is it true that Aussie sheep have laser eyes?
If so, what heat do I need to pack?
“Russian Wooden Highscraper”
Today we have hand made stories. Another one is submitted by Timo.
This one is really strange. It is a wooden multi-stored building. It looks like a real skyscraper in Arkhangelsk city. All the houses in the town are mainly two- three- stored and here it stands – a twelve stored wooden tower, more than 120 ft high (38 metres).
There is not elevator and you can reach the top of the building climbing by a carved wooden stairs.
The building can be seen from all the town. The city authorities claim that the building spoils the town view and demand to reduce it by… 10 stores. But he refuses. He really likes his creation and most of the local people think that it looks nice.
(via Welsh View)
New Year’s resolution
Get more exercise.
Stephen Colbert – 2006 Media Person of the Year
I’m agree.
Colbert hits the nail on the head night after night with rarely a misstep.
He has far surpassed mentor Jon Stewart.
Stephen Colbert, the host of “The Colbert Report” on Comedy Central, is the 2006 Media Person of the Year, according to the annual online poll held by I Want Media.
… The winner last year was CNN newsman Anderson Cooper, who followed Jon Stewart, Colbert’s partner in “fake news,” in 2004.
The popularity of Colbert’s spot-on, satirical cable-news pundit character already led him to be honored as of one of Time magazine’s 100 most influential people in 2006.
The Comedy Central star sent shock waves through the news media early in the year when he keynoted the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner and skewered President Bush to his face: “I believe in this president. Guys like us … know that polls are just a collection of statistics that reflect what people are thinking in ‘reality.’ And reality has a well-known liberal bias.”
Colbert’s routine “unplugged the Bush myth machine — and left the clueless D.C. press corps gaping,” wrote Michael Scherer of Salon.com.
A clip of Colbert’s speech instantly became a viral video hit on the Web. New York Times columnist Frank Rich later described Colbert’s performance as the “defining moment” of the 2006 midterm elections.
Representative Press thought Colbert should have been Time magazine Person of the Year, as well. Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
I love “Ask A Ninja” videocasts
You can see all the episodes of this comedy video blog on AskANinja.com.
Even better are the dogtoon cartoon episodes which you can find on YouTube.
Click PLAY or watch “Ask A Ninja Special Delivery Dogtoon” on YouTube.
tired of the holidays?
You’re not the only one.
Rick McCharles 