Tuesday, November 27, 2007
How Guys Spend Their Time
A series of pie charts follows that shows how guys spend their time (when they are not sleeping) at different stages of their lives:





Friday, November 23, 2007
Childhood Nickelodeon: Unanswered Questions
As the era of 90s Nickelodeon shows has passed, there are still many questions I have about the various shows during that time:
Did the kid that won the sweet glowing green GUTS trophy get to keep it?
Who was the voice of Olmec and how can I get in touch with him?
What did the temple guards do with the first kid in the 2 minute disparity between catching him/her and their partner being caught or finishing?
Lori-Beth Denberg. Where is she? Heart attack?
How did Face’s professional relationship with Nickelodeon come to an end?
Did they tell the kids to mess up while building the silver monkey statue every fucking time to increase suspense and ratings?
Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego?
Kel. Where is he? Orange soda overdose?
Have you considered bringing back Wild and Crazy Kids with the same exact kids, but now that they’re all about college age have them participate in massive drinking games in teams rather than water balloon fights and the like?
What did Dr. Claw of Inspector Gadget look like?
How did CatDog go to the bathroom?
Is there any way you could get me a date with Summer Sanders?
Did the kid that won the sweet glowing green GUTS trophy get to keep it?
Who was the voice of Olmec and how can I get in touch with him?
What did the temple guards do with the first kid in the 2 minute disparity between catching him/her and their partner being caught or finishing?
Lori-Beth Denberg. Where is she? Heart attack?
How did Face’s professional relationship with Nickelodeon come to an end?
Did they tell the kids to mess up while building the silver monkey statue every fucking time to increase suspense and ratings?
Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego?
Kel. Where is he? Orange soda overdose?
Have you considered bringing back Wild and Crazy Kids with the same exact kids, but now that they’re all about college age have them participate in massive drinking games in teams rather than water balloon fights and the like?
What did Dr. Claw of Inspector Gadget look like?
How did CatDog go to the bathroom?
Is there any way you could get me a date with Summer Sanders?
Thursday, November 22, 2007
The "FUCK!" Volume Scale
Throughout the course of our lives, certain events cause us to just yell "FUCK!" involuntarily. This scale is designed to give you an idea of how loud you scream "FUCK!" for each event.
40 decibels (Refrigerator Humming): Failing a test you studied 3 hours for.
55 decibels (Normal Talking Voice): Getting a piece of dust in your eye when no one is around.
70 decibels (Hair Dryer): Having absolutely no will to do homework and logging on to CollegeHumor only to find there are no new updates.
80 decibels (Subway): Getting killed in Halo 3 by a n00b.
90 decibels (Lawnmower): Having your team lose a game on a last second 3 pointer by the other team.
100 decibels (Snowmobile): Missing the last note of a perfected Guitar Hero song.
110 decibels (Jackhammer): Hearing stories of what you did while you were blacked out last night.
120 decibels (Chainsaw): Waking up from a sex dream with a hot girl and ensuing inability to fall back asleep.
140 decibels (Shotgun Firing): Looking in the mirror for the first time after a shaming.
215 decibels (Space Shuttle Launch): Waking up outside having no recollection of how you got there or what happened the night before.
248 decibels (Hiroshima A-Bomb) Your girlfriend telling you she is pregnant.
40 decibels (Refrigerator Humming): Failing a test you studied 3 hours for.
55 decibels (Normal Talking Voice): Getting a piece of dust in your eye when no one is around.
70 decibels (Hair Dryer): Having absolutely no will to do homework and logging on to CollegeHumor only to find there are no new updates.
80 decibels (Subway): Getting killed in Halo 3 by a n00b.
90 decibels (Lawnmower): Having your team lose a game on a last second 3 pointer by the other team.
100 decibels (Snowmobile): Missing the last note of a perfected Guitar Hero song.
110 decibels (Jackhammer): Hearing stories of what you did while you were blacked out last night.
120 decibels (Chainsaw): Waking up from a sex dream with a hot girl and ensuing inability to fall back asleep.
140 decibels (Shotgun Firing): Looking in the mirror for the first time after a shaming.
215 decibels (Space Shuttle Launch): Waking up outside having no recollection of how you got there or what happened the night before.
248 decibels (Hiroshima A-Bomb) Your girlfriend telling you she is pregnant.
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Monday, November 12, 2007
Skits You Can Expect From Dane Cook Within the Year
to be continued...
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