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Burdette
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Latest Comments
+10Posted on Oct 13th, 2011 | re: The Logical (And Existential) Fallacy Of "Rock, Paper, Scissors" (44 comments)
Pretty insightful for a video made while waiting on his mom to come out of the grocery store.
+19Posted on Sep 8th, 2011 | re: Carrot Top Performs Prop Comedy For Vice President Dick Cheney (21 comments)
Say what you will about prop comedy,
+3Posted on Aug 19th, 2011 | re: Awful Screaming Parady Of Rock Singers (20 comments)
Guess there’s nothing better to do in that doctor’s office.
+26Posted on Aug 12th, 2011 | re: Q: How Chill Is This Owl? (37 comments)
How alive is this owl?
+9Posted on Aug 5th, 2011 | re: Brett Ratner To Produce This Year's Academy Awards (24 comments)
Is it possible this guy does NOT refer to women as “pieces of ass?”
+46Posted on Aug 1st, 2011 | re: The Hunt For The Worst Movie Of All Time: Greenberg (120 comments)
You are commenting in character as Greenberg right now.
+32Posted on Jul 8th, 2011 | re: Quote Of The Day (32 comments)
“I can eat any man under a table” – TWGPS
+24Posted on Jul 7th, 2011 | re: Michelle Bachmann Prays To God To End Health Care Reform, OBVIOUSLY (82 comments)
Hey, guy on the right! Do not sip your coffee during this! This is not PRAYERBUCKS!
+9Posted on May 4th, 2011 | re: USA #1! (42 comments)
There’s a lady on my ride home almost every day who plays “La Cucaracha” and only “La Cucaracha” on an incredibly tiny combination keyboard and recorder.






















I was struck by how the Paranormal Activity guys are clearly still in love with
- Having a creep watch people sleep/sit up too straight and too fast/wander slowly through a hall
- Having people accidentally drop cameras in the perfect place to catch a spooky surprise
- Having characters constantly ask to not be filmed. “Please don’t film me, there’s a ghost in my teeth.”
- Having an infinite amount of film
This show would’ve been so much easier to make if they’d just shot it without all the characters being 200% aware of the cameras at every waking moment. Half the shots are just hands knocking lenses away. Very good filmmaking from the guys that brought you TMZ.
By TMZ I mean Too Much ‘Zon.