I Quote That - Think Again

Childbirth vs. Kicked in the Balls

So which hurts more?  Childbirth or getting kicked in the balls?  Women will argue it's them, because giving birth is like fitting a watermelon sized object through a coin-sized hole.  But according to Asap Science - it's a tie!   He says, we all perceive pain differently.  Watch the video - you may learn something.

The Best of "WHEN I WAS A KID" Memes

Remember the meme I posted the other day?  Yeah, I didn't think you did.  It was the one where a kid was cowering with his hand over his face - "WHEN I WAS A KID.... blah, blah, blah.

Well, there's more!!!  And you know most of you thought this way when you were a kid.  You thought the world was black and white when your parents were young, because of the black and white TV shows.  LOL.

 Oh, it gets better.  There's several more after the jump....

Just Sayn'

I don't care what any of you say, I still prefer Grandma's over Pinterest.  Any day!  Just Sayn'.

The Perfect Date

Gotcha!

Cyanide and Happiness: Hammer Time

Movies To Watch: Monsters University

I thought this promo to Monsters University was darn adorable.  It plays out like a familiar university recruitment commercial, monsters included.

The latest movie is a sequel to the blockbuster hit, Monsters, Inc., out this summer.  I can't believe it's been 12 years since the first movie was released.

Monster's University - In theaters June 21, 2013.

The Illustrated Guide to Sleeping Positions

I always start out sleeping like "the fear of the what's to come" and end up like "the swimmer" when I wake up. LOL.  Then again, the only one who truly knows is Ryan.  Check out this funny guide to sleeping positions.

Gay of Thrones: Game of Thrones Episode Recaps

OMG, I can't believe I missed these videos.  They are absolutely, absolutely hilarious! Sorry, I just had to say it twice.  Courtesy of Funny or Die, the video introduces us to Jonathan, and there's three things he loves - "Hair, a fierce brow and Game of Thrones."

I have posted all three videos below.  Enjoy.

Regardless of what Funny or Die states - these are spoilers, so if you haven't seen last Sunday's episode, I don't recommend watching them.

Just Sayn'

Sunday Funday: Sebastian Castro in Bubble

Just in case you gay boys never heard of the Peruvian-Japanese actor-singer known as Sebastian Castro.  On Valentine's Day he released a video for his single, "Bubble".  And yeah, it's a little gay. LOL.  

Sebastian says, “I tried to recreate the feeling of losing my virginity… I just wanted to make something so visually, musically, impulsive that would give anyone and everyone a glimpse to what it felt like.”

Um, you explained it alright.  This video is not meant for the straight or faint of heart, and definitely NSFW.   Watch at your own risk, LOL.

What a Hot Mess: Teenagers Online

I don't know which is a hotter mess; The fact that these teens are taking pics with their dead relatives or taking pictures of themselves crying. 

What a Hot Mess!

 

 

OBAMA - The Movie

This video was filmed for the White House Correspondents Dinner last night.  Too funny.  We all know Daniel Day-Lewis and the many characters he's played; so finding anyone else to play OBAMA would be pointless, right?

"Who is Obama anyway?  We never got his transcripts, and uh, they say he is kind of a loof..."

- Steven Spielberg

Poster of the Week - Issue No. 61 - Trouble

Continuing alphabetically, I bring you this week's poster, "Trouble".

 These are meant to be funny, and in no way meant to be taken seriously. 

Guns don't kill people. Batman does.

LMAO.  Awww, and you thought Batman was good.  The folks over at College Humor never cease to make me laugh.  

Batman claims to only put people to sleep - he doesn't kill them.  Uh..yeah. Check it out.

Lil' Mad Men

These drawings are just too cute. If you're a Mad Men fan you know who all the characters are. Artist, Jon Defreest created this for Vulture.  And while you're at it, you may want to look at the Mad Men Barbies I posted last year.

To Live and Die in America

Look - I'm all for people protecting themselves and their rights to own a gun. But just like we need a license to drive and insurance to drive a car, there should be some sacrifices made.  And while I think background checks at gun shows and online would've been a small step in saving thousands of lives, who we elect plays a bigger role in the debate, because when 90 percent of the American public agrees that we should have background checks, and our voices are ignored, there's something terribly wrong with our government.