Link: twitter.com
http://www.urlesque.com/2009/11/19/tribute-videos-of-peop...
Something very important to YouTube is the art of the tribute video. From Paris Hilton to Rob Pattinson, they number in the thousands. But there's always the occasional “WTF?” video featuring someone who might not be so deserving of a tribute vid. Urlesque collects some of the most surprising tribute vids. Whoever made the Jim Belushi one please REVEAL YOURSELF for immediate execution.
Lothario Jason Segel joined The Swell Season on stage to sing a song he wrote using the advice Marketa Irglova gave him to “include as much personal information as you can.” Has anyone called that number yet? I already have it on speed dial. Ready? 315-329-6673.
An amazing pop-up book of phobias shows not only the easy ones (clowns, spiders, and…dentists!) but extremely real depictions of claustrophobia, fear of public speaking and fear of heights. Make sure not to buy this one for Christmas by accident; there is serious 'scarring for life' potential here.
One of my favorite celebrity TwitPics (of the last week) came from Ice Tea's boo and pin-up model, Coco — who really showed her followers what it looks like to be her. What it looks like: absolutely terrifying (and kind of oily).
Link: twitter.com
There's something weird and yet strangely wonderful about a woman's whose newest project, entitled 'Cookie Rolling', involves translating cookies into the entirety of Albert Camus' 'The Myth of Sisyphus'. There are 1406 words in this essay and she's got 33 so far. Someone pass the Thin Mints?
Link: avantgame.com
http://quizipedia.appspot.com/
Guess the blanks of ten random fragments from the depths of information that is Wikipedia.
As if golf couldn't get any sexier, you can always count on the Japanese to make it so.
Link: metro.co.uk
So you didn't grow up to be President, like you'd hoped. But that doesn't mean your boyfriend can't be one! Let this amazing J-Pop ode to our Heads of State be your guide. After watching this I'm kind of hot on Putin, not gonna lie.