At least O’Reilly’s F-Bomb happened off-air…

Or at least he had them…

I can post this without feeling the slightest bit guilty because I post everyone’s speech goofs equally…

Apparently, they annoy this guy, too…

Oopsies

I was laughing my ass off…

via Gizmodo

via Cute Overload

Made this for Beth for her birthday yesterday.

YouTube - Subway Begging

Matt Davies via Jeff Jarvis

via O and A

Didn’t read the linked article, but the cartoon was so damn good I had to share it…

via STACLU

Two weeks ago on the Opie and Anthony show, comedian Doug Stanhope was railing against the idiots that insist that in order for the country to be good for them, “one of us” has to make it into the White House. I’m paraphrasing here, but ever so slightly:

“Do these people really think anything’s gonna change? Do they think that mall security is gonna stop following them around the store just because we have a black President? Are they suddenly expecting this guy to be their friends? People are stupid.”

Yep. They sure are.

What the hell took you so long, Hill?

This is why we need YouTube…

This is totally hysterical…

Thanks Joe!

For those of you who don’t know, Joe is a great oratator too. Just like Jesse Jackson.

This made me truly laugh. Found it on Woot:

The background:

Snow days, kids and school officials have always been a delicate mix.

But a phone call to a Fairfax County public school administrator’s home last week about a snow day — or lack of one — has taken on a life of its own. Through the ubiquity of Facebook and YouTube, the call has become a rallying cry for students’ First Amendment rights, and it shows that the generation gap has become a technological chasm.

It started with Thursday’s snowfall, estimated at about three inches near Lake Braddock Secondary School in Burke. On his lunch break, Lake Braddock senior Devraj “Dave” S. Kori, 17, used a listed home phone number to call Dean Tistadt, chief operating officer for the county system, to ask why he had not closed the schools. Kori left his name and phone number and got a message later in the day from Tistadt’s wife.

The audio:

The money quote:

Candy Tistadt did not return phone messages, but Dean Tistadt credited Kori for having the “courage of his convictions to stand up and be identified.” He also credited him for causing the high volume of crank calls, not to mention considerable grief and embarrassment for his wife.

“This has been horrible for her,” he said, adding that he and his wife both learned a hard lesson about the long reach of the Internet.

via Trish