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From the makers of T-Shirt Hell… Pornstar or Potato. My score card is below.

I’ve got my Google Reader actively aggregating a number of RSS feeds including many humorous ones. The latest is Comixed.com that showcases Yonkoma styled comical strips. Imagine the daily comics section of the newspaper done with photographs of people arranged and captioned to tell a joke or to depict a funny scene.

What follows is today’s addition. It was the best way to end a rather miserable work day.

Titled: At First I Was Like…

I don’t even want to know, but there’s over 3,000,000 results for it.

I went hunting for video clips on Youtube tonight. It started with watching clips of LeBron James making basketball look like child’s play and ended up with some of David Letterman’s Top Ten Lists. On a whim, I clicked on the link for the following video. It’s been a while since I laughed so hard at the suble humor involved.

The people known for the LOLCats at ICanHasCheezburger.com have a string of comedic sites within their so-called Cheezburger Network. One that I enjoy most is the TotallyLooksLike.com that shows a comparison between two objects or people or both. Once in a while the comparison could be questionable but most are dead on, even humorous. Take for instance the comparison of the International Space Station and a Tie Fighter.

That’s hilarious.

xkcd hits home, again.

Ring-riiiiing!

Don’t watch this video while on the job, in a church, surrounded by children, or the like. Ryan Sohmer of Least I Could Do states that this short touches on some delicate subject matter and continues with:

There is coarse language (a lot of it). There is sexual content (even more). I can almost guarantee that there will be more than one WTF moment.

If you’re like me, you will get a laugh out of it. Find some alone time, hit play, sit back and enjoy.

Tim Buckley at Ctrl-Alt-Del has introduced his Sillies not too long ago. This Saturday’s deals with those people who can’t see those big bright arrows on the road letting people know that a lane is closed ahead. Even Death has his say…

Source … MSNBC
Source … Reuters

It was heart failure that finally silenced one of the most infamous comedians of all time. He has a resume that includes many guest host appearances of The Tonight Show, first host of Saturday Night Live, being ranked 2nd in Comedy Central’s list of the 100 Greatest Stand-Ups Of All Time ahead of Lenny Bruce and second only to Richard Pryor, being arrested in Milwaukee for the vulgarity of his routine, having a FCC fine in result of one of his radio appearances going all the way to the Supreme Court, numerous HBO specials, numerous film appearances, a Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2001 American Comedy Awards, and just four days before his death it was announced that the Kennedy Center of Performing Arts would award him the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor later this November.

His routines always touched on the taboo. He was never afraid to talk about what was wrong in the world and in his own country, always pointing out how things are changing, and educating while he was entertaining. He now joins the ranks of past greats we will never forget.

Below is the routine he most known for: Seven Dirty Words.