While watching TV last night, this new product commercial for the ladies came on:

The new Schick Quattro TrimStyle For Women. Trim Style. Nice. Hehe.

Did you catch what’s so funny about this commercial? Watch again and pay close attention to the various hedges and bushes as the women walk by them.

*snicker*

It’s Amazing that this TV commercial made it past the sensors. I don’t mind, however I wonder how long it will remain on TV? Funny as hell though…

Apparently someone in Austin Texas hacked a freeway construction warning sign:

Just encase the video gets pulled from YouTube, here are some of the warning messages that hackers put on the signs:

• Zombies in area – Run
• The end is near!!
• Caution, Zombies ahead

This is totally geektastic! I love it.

All I can think about is how perfect this hack would be to pull off around Halloween time, but then again, Zombies could attack at any time

Most of my friends know that I love tequila. It’s the perfect alcoholic beverage for doing shots. My friend Jason sent me the below video:

The best part of this commercial is all the side effects from drinking tequila. Here are a couple of my favorites from this video:

• Loss of clothing, money and virginity
• The consumption of alcohol is a major factor of dancing like a retard
• May cause you to tell your friends you are in love them over and over again

I’ve personally experienced friends of mine who can’t handle tequila with the above side effects. Classic! Yay tequila!!

Thanks to my friend David for pointing out this video to me. I can always use a good laugh. Bill Gates of Microsoft and Steve Jobs of Apple square off in the clean-white virtual world of the iconic Mac ads:

Homer, Marge, and the kids visit the Mapple Store at the mall and admire the MyPods and MyPhones. The segment includes a parody-in-a-parody of the famous 1984 Apple “Big Brother” commercial, featuring Comic Book Guy instead of an athletic woman with Eurythmics hair.

For those who haven’t seen it, here is Apple’s 1984 “Big Brother” Macintosh Commercial:

Enjoy while you can as I’m sure YouTube will pull down the parody video any day now.

This is so awesome! An a capella Star Wars tribute to John Williams:

As an added bonus, for only 99 cents ($0.99 USD) you can download the MP3.

So who is John Williams some people might be thinking…

John Williams (born February 8, 1932) is an American composer, conductor and pianist. In a career that spans six decades, Williams has composed many of the most famous film scores in history, including all but one of Steven Spielberg’s feature films, Star Wars, Superman, Jaws, E.T., Born on the Fourth of July, Harry Potter, and more.

Below are the full lyrics to this a Capella master piece: Read the rest of this entry…