This Captain Kirk Clip is Hysterical
This Captain Kirk farting clip is one of the dumbest things but I can't watch it without laughing. And either can you.
This Captain Kirk farting clip is one of the dumbest things but I can't watch it without laughing. And either can you.
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Harvey Korman won't have to struggle to hold in his laughter anymore - the reason? ....He's dead. The comic, known for his work on the Carol Burnett Show, Blazing Saddles and High Anxiety is dead. And a little known fact, Harvey Korman was also the voice of the Great Gazoo - the indisputable Jump the Shark moment on the Flintsones.
R.I.P Harvey. R.I.P. Now enjoy this clip from the Carol Burnett show staring Harvey and Tim Conway before Conway's legs were crushed in a horrific accident forcing him to play the midget Dorf character forever.
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For some reason, the classic New Zoo Revue (review) outtakes keep getting removed from Youtube so here we go again. And I still can't figure out if this is real or a masterpiece spoof:
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Thanks to "Philly Film Girl", here's some footage from the Marley and Me movie shoot that took place a few days ago in downtown West Chester. You do have to hand it to them - that looks like real snow. "Jennifer Aniston and Owen Wilson in West Chester? I think I'm gonna pee!"
Maybe this will calm hissy fitter Vern Callen
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West Chester Gay Street residents were witnesses to what can only be described as a hissy fit yesterday. Malvern accountant Vern Callen erupted into the hissy when he arrived in West Chester only to find that the filming for Marley & Me starring Jennifer Aniston and Owen Wilson was complete.
"It's not fair!" Mr Callen screamed as he dropped to his knees. The scream was so loud, it's reported that birds as far away as Matlack Street flapped out of their perches and away from danger.
Mr Callen then proceeded to roll back and forth - banging his fists and feet on the ground while screaming, "I thought they were filming all week!!!!"
The fit went on for about five minutes until an unknown employee of Taylor's Music Store emerged and told Mr Callen to "Get a grip."
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Here's a great clip of Chris Elliott doing his tribute to William Shatner's version of Rocket Man. For those of you not familiar with the Shatner version....well, you're worthless.
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Ron's Swap Shop. Chester County staple. But what about when you want to actually SEE the item as opposed to having Ron DESCRIBE the item? That's when you head to the Habitat for Humanity in Caln. For instance, the used portable toilet above. I'm sure Ron would have said something like,
"It's a portable toilet that is looking for a loving home but just needs a little elbow grease to get it back to it's original glory days".
That's fine, salty language for describing a used portable toilet, but that doesn't tell me how clean it is. When I buy an item like this, I want to at least make sure that the portion that you sit on is clean. And can you really get the feel of a piece like this by hearing it described by the Sultan of Swap on the Information Super Highway? Not really. Can you accurately estimate the resale value? Probably not.
Let's just agree to disagree. When buying used portable toilets in Chester County, it's always good to have a few options.
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Two weeks ago, Sly Fox Beer held it's annual Goat Races in their Phoenixville parking lot. We commend you on the concept, the friendliness and the convenient free shuttle from the Kimberton Fire House to the event. Unfortunately, the time to wait for a beer - a staggering 25 minutes is totally unacceptable for an establishment that is in the service industry. With those times, you've given the Exton Taco Bell a run for it's money.
Here is a simple suggestion for next year: hire some temp staff and tap more kegs. The logistics are simple.
And on a side note, if you could arrange to have one of the goats eat a tin can, that would be a nice bonus.
Thank you.
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Here's a a little clip from Speed Racer that is extremely horrifying. It involves Trixie and...well... you'll find out. Seeing this after viewing it as a child brings back nightmares. Can anyone honestly tell me that nobody died of fright watching this or AT LEAST had their hair turn white? Enjoy....but beware:
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Here's a great commercial parody that pays homage to all the crappyness of the Olive Garden. Make sure to stay tuned until the end so you can see some of the classic Italian dishes like "Hamburger Italy" and "Hot Dog Rustica".
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Before the days of Match Game, there Charles Nelson Reilly was the famous Bic Banana. Enjoy this classic 70's commercial. If you look closely at the painting's on the walls, you can see George Washington and Abraham Lincoln as Banana headed creatures.
And for all of you fans, check out the cool Charles Nelson merchandise here.
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Well, not really, but look at this cool sticker that someone put on the back of this sign. It says Schadenfreude. What the....????
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A retarded mongoloid video reviewed by THAT BLUE YAK warehouse worker Marty Visbin.
"This retard video starts out great. Very funny. They even trained him to speak with an English accent. Then it turns tragic at the end. I've been tricked."
(Disclaimer: That Blue Yak does not condone making fun of retarded people when they are within ear shot).
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Here's a video someone put on YouTube of the Ingleside Diner in Thorndale, PA. And although the dude's video skills are just average, he sounds exactly like Bobby Darin.
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Imagine the horror - We take a train from Malvern station to Market Street - Philly. Imagining the DiNic's Italian style roast pork sandwich (see delicious photo above). We have plenty of time - it's only 4:00 and Reading Terminal Market is open until 6:00. We approach the stools and as we're about to sit down, the dude says, "Sorry, we're closed."
"Closed?" I ask - lip beginning to quiver. "We came all the way from West Ches....."
"Closed - we sold out."
That was the terrible scene that I encountered this weekend. My friend and I had to settle for a Rick's cheese steak. Not even close!
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As all people know, the Breakfast Club is a crappy movie but it's impossible not to watch. Here's a great re-enactment by Brandon Hardesty. He's a You Tuber that does various re-enactments of movies and has just completed a role in a movie with William H. Macy. Way to go.
The only change I would have made to this clip would have been to somehow make the Judd Nelson character have those huge, dark cannon barrel nostrils. Either way, Enjoy:
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Here is a great video of news woman Dawn Scott trying to report on a very serious crime, when some naked dude - wearing a ski mask appears out of nowhere and....well..see for yourself (even though I revealed the secret in the title):
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Here's a great clip of Don Rickles on a Dean Martin celebrity roast. Celebs include Ronald Reagan, Bob Hope, Sugar Ray and Milton Berle. If you can watch this without laughing, you're dead. Keep an eye out for our friend Nipsey Russell
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Here's a little gem from the past - The 1975 First Season Intro of the Krofft Super Show. I believe that this is from the Friday Night preview show that they'd play the night before the new Saturday shows started. Sid and Marty sure could create a lot of junk.
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Bobby Bittman... SCTV. The best sketch comedy show ever? Eugene Levy was so great as Bittman, he and Sammy Maudlin (Joe Flaherty) could have had their own show just with these characters. For how much I loved the old SNL, SCTV was much better. Enjoy this classic clip:
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I've seen some crappy mascot costumes but I am calling for the firing of the person in the Planters licensing department that approved this Mr Peanut Costume. This was the horrific scene last week at the Springfield Saint Patties Day parade. I mean, where should I start? Just look at the inferior fabric, the thin font on the hat and the yellow? It's at least three pantone shades light of the correct Mr. Peanut yellow.
And it wasn't just me. As the "Mr. Peanut" rounded the corner onto Springfield Road it was as if people had seen Godzilla. It was pure panic. People freaked and scattered in all directions to seek shelter from this beast. Although there were no deaths in the melee at least one parade goer chipped a tooth. Luckily she wasn't Irish. She was only Hungarian or something.
I hereby am demanding a written apology from Planters (a division of Kraft) and some peanuts. From Springfield I'm demanding a verbal apology, a full page written apology in the Daily Times and a key to the city. Not a big fake key, but a real key that opens up real doors in Springfield.
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