I am struggling mightily to not post things 10 years to late and failing miserably. I heard this on O&A weeks ago and it is such old news that this guy has been on everything, from Jimmy Kimmel Live to Best Week Ever. You really have to watch the video to see the guy that this voice is coming out of. So, without further ado, I give you Tay Zonday and Chocolate Rain:
Fun Stuff
Thriller
Okay, I wasn’t going to post this because it is kind of old news, but it is just too good to resist. It just goes to show you what you can accomplish when you have a lot of time on your hands in a Filipino prison…
There are other ones too, such as music and dancing from Sister Act…
Good advice
Looking to get out of debt? Try this revolutionary new system! It’s called “Don’t buy stuff you can’t afford!”
Link courtesy of SNL by way of Tony Vegas.
I don’t know why this is so interesting to me
I saw this on CNN today, you can track obesity in the U.S. over time.
It is amazing how far we’ve come!
1985: Look how skinny we were back in ’85! Although to be fair, the white states are “no data available” not 0%.
1991: Michigan jumping right out there in ’91. Still, everything pretty uniform across the U.S.
1995: Holy midwest! It was like some sort of fat black hole!
1997: Apparently that fat black hole is centered in Indiana/Kentucky.
2001: You go Colorado! Look, I’ve been down there to New Orleans and they have some good food. So I can’t blame them. Best steak I ever had in my life!
2004: Finally got Colorado. I guess all the fatties migrated down south (except for you Michiganders!)
It is just amazing to me how we went from < 10% obese to > 25% obese in so many areas in less than 10 years. Amazing! And the fact that there were so many places with so few obese people back in ’85 seems amazing to me too. I’d like to see the same thing in other countries just as a frame of reference.
A Lolcat is you
Your Score: Lion Warning Cat
61% Affectionate, 53% Excitable, 28% Hungry
You are the good Samaritan of the lolcat world. Protecting others from danger by shouting observations and guidance in cases of imminent threat, you believe in the well-being of everyone.
Shane Halbach 