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by Max Eddy | 12:00 pm, January 15th
For some, simply shaking hands in greeting can be an ordeal. Is he going for the fist-bump? The wrist-grip? The bro-grab? Guess wrong and the entire handshake is destroyed, along with your social life. But it’s ok, you don’t need to suffer alone anymore.
Read on...by Max Eddy | 1:00 pm, January 1st
Like most people in this modern age, John and Richard Ramsey have a plethora of home videos from their childhood. Unlike most of us, they found something useful to do with them: Adding a running commentary in the style of a DVD special feature. The Ramsey brothers are dead-on with their dead-pan analysis of what’s happening on screen, made all the more hilarious by their petty sniping with one another. See the video, after the break.
Read on...by Robert Quigley | 10:50 am, May 4th
Streaming Internet radio service and music recommendation Pandora has just gotten into the comedy business, having unveiled a bevy of new comedy stations today featuring the work of such comedians as Mitch Hedberg, Chris Rock, Jerry Seinfeld, Louis C.K., and George Carlin.
As per Pandora’s usual M.O., users can either search for comedy by a given comedian and create a station containing bits by that and similar comedians, or they can subscribe to one of Pandora’s precreated comedy channels, such as “Today’s Comedy,” “80s and 90s Comedy,” “PG Comedy,” or “Urban Comedy.” This is all free, of course.
Full press release below:
Read on...by James Plafke | 2:44 pm, April 6th
The guys at Nintendo have always tried to push the boundaries of consumer technology, often by refining older concepts that didn’t quite work with the technology available at the time said concepts were first attempted: The Nintendo DS wasn’t Nintendo’s first foray into dual-screen gaming, nor was the Nintendo 3DS their first journey into 3D gaming.
Because of this, with the announcement of new Nintendo consoles and portables, the occasional comedian likes to diverge from the tried-and-true practice of making serious mockups, in order to create some funny ones, usually embellishing on one aspect of something Nintendo has employed in the past–from multiple screens, to 3D, to less complicated control schemes. In honor of the recent release of the Nintendo 3DS, we’ve compiled a list of fifteen of the funniest Nintendo mockups in recent memory.
Read on...by Robert Quigley | 8:46 am, March 3rd
Steven Wright is the kind of cult comedian whose cult is particularly strong among the geeky crowd: Like Norm Macdonald or Mitch Hedberg (RIP), Wright’s routine is all about logic, structure, and (extremely deadpan) delivery rather than gross-out jokes or ‘attitude.’
He was in fine form on last night’s Late Late Show with his friend Craig Ferguson, in whom he seemed to bring out the best: They riffed on Ferguson’s robot-winning Twitter obsession (Wright: “Do you have to know everyone that you’re twittering with?” Ferguson: “No. It’s like sex in the 1970s.”), llamas (Wright: “I used to know two llamas in the early ’70s. They’re very arrogant. They think they’re cool because they don’t talk”), and internet favorite David Caruso.
It’s telling that when Wright simply said of Caruso, “he’s a good actor,” he got a big round of shocked laughter. They should send Wright to (puts sunglasses on) the funny farm.
Video after the jump:
Read on...
James Plafke
I am jealous Elmo got to make out with Kristin Chenoweth.
Eric Limer
I swear under my breath A LOT. This must make people near by me very uncomfortable. That being said, I have no intentions of stopping.
Max
Court is now in session at the Burp Castle.
Eric Limer
I don't look at my finances as often as I should which is the main reason why I don't often want to look at my finances.
Max
Desert PolyBus: The game where you drive to Reno and then die.
Eric Limer
If I wrote a webcomic, every strip would be titled "Get it? GET IT?!"
Max
Got chili oil on my hands and face. It hurts. A lot.
Eric Limer
Suddenly I remember what I hate about PC gaming. Mainly never having a computer that can actually do it.
James Plafke
The halftime show taught me that football-watching men drinking beer who love seeing muscular men beat each other up really like to vogue.
Max
Pestering your friends at 8am is how you show you care, right? #hopeso
Eric Limer
Twitter is like RiffTrax for EVERYTHING.
James Plafke
I know global warming is scary, but not having a winter was pretty cool. I didn't have to spend money on shoes for the snow.
Eric Limer
I hereby apologize to all persons --past, present and future-- who have the misfortune of hearing me "sing" dubstep songs.
Max
Even Facebook's Timeline thinks I could have done more with my life.
Max
I did that thing where Facebook turns your Timeline into a movie. Mine had pictures of ducks and foliage set to really dramatic music.
Max
"But I don't wanna go to the dog show!"
James Plafke
People can't stop talking about Downtown Abbey. Is it actually good, or is the rest of TV so bad that comparatively, it isn't the worst?
Eric Limer
Awful is a funny lookin' word.
James Plafke
Remember when soda cans didn't have the wide-mouth openings standard?
Max
Hopefully backsliding on my resolutions for self improvement will shame me into success!
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