Dumt & Farligt

Swedish for stupid & dangerous.

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This Is A Classic

TGIF, mofos.

An Examination of Stanley Kubrick’s ‘A Clockwork Orange’

Malcom McDowell and Anthony Burgess discuss the book and film about a year after the movie's release. You could do worse.

World Travel Shenanigans

I love travel. I've been called an idiot more than once. Thus, a new show called "An Idiot Abroad" is right up my alley. It's the brain child of Ricky Gervais. He sends his dim witted buddy Karl on a trip around the world just to put him out of his comfort zone and see what happens. Hilarity ensues and it's on the Science network. Ch-ch-ch-check it...

Anyone?

Anybody watching The Walking Dead? Thoughts?

Shit

Stare Dad Comics

Ok, these are completely fucked up, but they make you laugh in a demented sort of way. Basically, this cartoon started it all, and now people use the graphics and add their own captions. The poor little boy comes to his dad with a problem. Dad can't be bothered and he stares him down. Hilarity ensues. The result is an example of demented parenting... or hours of fun.

If you like what you see here, and I think you do, you can find TONS more here. The greatest hits can be found here.

Not That YOU Care

Trent Reznor was tapped to score David Fincher's new film, The Social Network (99 on Metacritic!). Perhaps unsurprisingly, it sounds like a soundtrack (background music), but may be worth a listen if you're into bleeps and bloops.

Say what you want about Mark Zuckerburg, but Facebook Took Perseverance.

I Want It

Every hour, Jack breaks through the door and the famous line “Here’s Johnny” plays followed by the scream of Shelly Duvall.

Geocities-izer

Make any webpage look like it was made by a 13 year-old in 1996. Fun for hours right here.

We would look like this.

Hunh?

Every now and then, a photo on the Internets will stop me in my tracks. Here's one.

Even The Beatles ...

Okay, what are your top five least favorite Beatles songs? You too, Stephen ...

He Still Had It

Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha, Etc.

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Hits Close To Home

So, who's up for some Quake Live?

More On 419eater

From 419eater:

So what is scambaiting? Well, put simply, you enter into a dialogue with scammers simply to waste their time and resources. Whilst you are doing this, you will be helping to keep the scammers away from real potential victims and screwing around with the minds of deserving thieves.

It doesn't matter if you are new to this sport or a hardened veteran; if you are wasting the time of a scammer, or frustrating them in any way, well that's good enough for us, and we would welcome you to join with our now very large community.

Although this site concentrates mainly on the Nigerian 419 scam, we are happy to deal with other types of scams if and when the opportunity arises. We also have a large team of experts dedicated to the removal and closure of fake scammer banks and sites.

The following are some of my favorite photos from 419eater's Trophy Room. Typically, the thieves are coerced into declaring allegiance with some made up church or organization before any money changes hands. Hilarity ensues.

Oh, your knowledge of felching makes one of these funnier.

Stranded In Canton On YouTube?!

Finally available, and for free.

From a review in Variety:

Surfacing after 30 years, celebrated photog William Eggleston's pioneering experiments with black-and-white video teem with drunken denizens of Southern nightlife. Fitting an early-model Sony Porta-Pak with a prime lens and an infra-red tube, Eggleston approached his lurching subjects with the same close-up intensity that informs his famous still photographs. Certain sequences of lost weekends seem to surge out from a murky oblivion, although co-director Robert Gordon's 77-minute curatorial re-edit softens the edges somewhat.

More of a curiosity than anything else for me, but I've wanted to check this out for years.

Ah, Coastal Living

Looks like we're in for some heavy weather here in the next couple days/weeks. At this point we're not evacuating, but we'll see how things shape up.

It just keeps getting better.....

I have a feeling if this situation had happened to the Democrats, the U.S. right would be harumphing about loose family values. When it happens to a Republican family, they are 'supporting life' by deciding to keep the baby, something a Democrat would clearly never do.