Brahms und Ravel auf Vuvuzelas

Via the inestimable Dr. Palmer

Conan: The Musical

Via Sullivan

Weird Al's Cover of Dylan's Subterranean Homesick Blues

How did I miss this? And is it wrong to like this version much more than the original?

Do the robot!

I, for one, welcome our new dancing robot overlords.

Via the charming Court.

Get your free Orrin Hatch Hanukkah song while you can

That's right, Amazon is actually GIVING AWAY this gem.

Groovy

Thanks to Melissa.

Doestoevsky train station less than uplifting

"The station, called Dostoyevskaya, is decorated with brooding grey and black mosaics which depict violent scenes from the nineteenth century writer's best-known novels.

"One controversial mural re-enacts the moment when the main character in the novel Crime and Punishment murders an elderly pawnbroker and her sister with an axe.

"Another shows a suicide-obsessed character in Dostoevsky's novel The Demons holding a pistol to his temple. If that was not enough to darken the mood, shadowlike characters are shown flitting across the cavernous new station's walls and a giant mosaic of a depressed-looking Dostoevsky stares out at passengers.

"The artist responsible for the murals, Ivan Nikolayev, said he was unrepentant and had trouble understanding his critics. 'What did you want? Scenes of dancing? Dostoevsky does not have them,' he said."

I'm voting for Clint Webb

Via: Mr. Blanks

Chipping in for donuts

Via Liberalismo. More fun over at Cop Block.

Vuvuzela Hero

I don't care if it rains or freezes

'Long as I got my plastic...oops. Looks like lighting rods would've been prudent because evidently the Lord's not a fan of tacky roadside statues of Himself. The question remains whether "Touchdown Jesus" will be, um, resurrected?



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Stop-motion Post-it Mario

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Via Xaq

Cool in Blue

Hitchcock: That's what she said

Alfred Hitchcock demonstrating an early version of the that's what she said joke: "...as the girl said to the soldier":)

Via The Agitator

BP spills coffee

Via Paula

"Wax On, F*ck Off" with Ralph Macchio

With the renewed interest in the classic "Karate Kid" and following on the AV Club's recent interview with PoF favorite Billy Zabka.

Wax On, F*ck Off with Ralph Macchio from Ralph Macchio

Thanks to Casey F. on Facebook.

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