I despise Piers Morgan but Phil still makes sense.
Saturday, January 7, 2012
Friday, January 6, 2012
Walk Off The Earth - Somebody That I Used To Know
...and I just saw this one, so I had to post it. Here's a cover of the song I just posted, and it's pretty crazy.
Gotye - Somebody That I Used To Know
This one's been making the rounds, I really dig this live version.
The Residents - Hello Skinny
You might recognize a certain Les Claypool providing vocals for this creaptacular auditory adventure.
Fred McDowell - Shake 'Em On Down
Right, now on to some music. Here's a real oldie for ya from Mississippi.
War with Iran by George Galloway
George Galloway is a very polarising figure in politics. He's hit and miss for me, but this one's a beauty. Here he absolutely trashes some nitwit on his radio show.
The 720 double kickflip
I'm not a skater, but this is straight-out-of-a-freakin-video-game awesome. Even the cows approve!
The Empathic Civilisation
Here's another one of those fancy dry erase board illustration videos. Give it a look if you've got 10 minutes to kill.
How intellectuals betrayed the poor
I'd never heard of Cornel West before seeing this, but I wish I had professors like that in school. He's just as entertaining to watch as he is to listen to.
Penn Jillette's guide to the election
I don't really like this guy, and this really has little political value, but it is a pretty humorous take on the state of religion among the American candidates.
Ron Paul's future predictions from 2002
All came true. No, he's not a prophet, he just knows how to read and prefers to talk out of his mouth rather than his rectum.
The Washington press corps fears Ron Paul
And for a very good reason. Just one more reason to vote for him.
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Ron Paul takes third in Iowa
Well Ron Paul didn't quite win Iowa like we had hoped, but Iowa doesn't really count, right? Well ok, maybe it does, sorta, but the only stat that matters coming out of Iowa are the number of RNC party delegates (i.e. seats) won by each candidate, and that won't be decided for a few months. In that sense it's highly conceivable that Ron Paul did, in fact, win Iowa. And we thought Canadian politics were weird? It's no wonder people get turned off by the stuff.
Anyway it's interesting to note that the Associated Press is reporting that Mitt Romney won 13 delegates and Rick Santorum 12, which is a complete fabrication. The United Corporation of America really doesn't want Ron Paul to win. Here's another interesting statistic.
Sunday, January 1, 2012
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