Okay, so this is has nothing to do with worms, but some guy in London decided it would to be fun to do a caterpillar dance across the streets while getting the bragging rights he deserved. Enjoy this brief lesson on aerobics and keep your jaws safe from smashing the pavement, which is inevitably going to happen if you attempt this.
YTMNDs, better known to the commoners as sites that mostly parodies celebrities or things of potential hilarity, has been making the internet comedy headlines for quite a while now. In a short sentence, the YTMND site allows registered users to create portals under the sub-domain and add static or animated pictures along with audio; this would inevitably make for some wild or perhaps offensive content that are actually funny in a way. Of course, persons of great popularity like Michael Jackson and Paris Hilton are just among the bunch to spawn endless amount of related portals by eager artists, but you might also find other pop culture references in there as well. After all this, you’re sure to appreciate the amount of internet phenomenons around the web, which there are many contributed to YTMND.
The debut success of Jon Heder and the character Napoleon Dynamite that he portrayed is no doubt a memorable experience to all that have watched the film. Let us remember the good times from 2004 with this little dance scene and make our day a smiling one.
The fact that Craigslist has been in existence long before we were addicted to the internet does not do shame to it’s sense of humour, or absurdity in the case of Best of Craigslist section. This specially tailored section of Craigslist aim not to display classified ads, but rather absurd/hilarious/bizzare postings that are either strangely plausible or compleltey nonsense to the average viewer. Most of us will find something we like to bookmark in its recycled, but nonetheless long section of user voted posts. Some of these may include 18+ materials, further reinforcing the idea that this site is only reserved to those with vulgar or low tastes. That is entirely false to be frank, and if you’re really a mature and responsible adult you’ll know how to browse the BoC to your amusement.
So here we are, bored and irritated by the constant scream and jitters of girls praising Twilight as the best film ever made in the history of mankind. What you don’t get is all the hype this film is getting, and neither do I. Fearing the unknown, you wish you’d seen the movie but don’t want to sit through over 100 minutes of vampire footage. This rather short and narrative version of Twilight shall satisfy just that itch, with some fun along the way.
