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This obscure emoticon ))<>(( just may be the funniest thing out there, ever. And I’ve made it my new life’s goal to tell everyone about it.
In short, Allison sees this ThreadPit t-shirt and says:
“I know where this is from, you have to see the movie!”
And she shows me the video clip from “Me and You and Everyone We Know” and it all made sense and I was laughing so hard I peed (NSFW):
Spread the word.
Back and forth, forever.
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A nearly six-foot-long Black Headed Python appeared in the toilet of a 10th floor apartment in Darwin, Australia.
The likeliest explanation: it is a pet that escaped through sewer pipes.
The second likeliest explanation: someone pooped a python.
Can’t think of a Father’s Day gift this year? Well think no more: for just $49.95 you can get dad his very own Uroclub– a cleverly designed, hollowed-out 7-iron, allowing him to pee on the golf course, while no one is the wiser.
Yes, this is for real. Check out the Uroclub TV commercial, or Keith Olbermann’s coverage of the portable golf-shaped urinal.
“Lucy, the Daughter of the Devil” (Loren Bouchard, H. Jon Benjamin) – perhaps one of the funniest shows ever to air on [adult swim]. Already done with its first season, and perhaps already done with its last season – it looks like [adult swim] may not pick “Lucy” up for a second season. Perhaps because it is a little too controversial at times: DJ Jesus (the second coming) and his love interest Lucy (the Daughter of the Devil) live the 20-something hipster life with their friend Judas, while Lucy’s father makes regular attempts to overtake the world. Plus a never-ending supply of priest jokes.
The credits of “Lucy, the Daughter of the Devil” are funnier than an entire season of “Family Guy.”
Watch some: “Lucy, the Daughter of the Devil”
Or buy some: iTunes link
At least according to Think Geek, the Japanese kanji character for “lucky” is similar in appearance to the character for “doodie/poo.”
(If anyone can verify this, please do so in the comment section below).
Thus, a golden doodie good luck charm.
For sale at Think Geek.
Only $3.99.
To the newer Blogadilla readers out there:
Yes, our favicon is indeed a naked woman with a donkey.
It was generated by democratic process nearly a year ago.
We’re the “Tijuana of the Internet” and we’re also pioneers in the world of miniature donkey shows – that’s how we roll.
