With this comment I am inaugurating the first official Videogum Commentator Reverse Ball, where we turn the tables and instead of focusing on commentators, we instead focus the spotlight on the bloggers. We will list the top five best blog posts of the week, the worst blog post of the week and the editors choice. Here it is:

5. An Open Letter from Kenny Powers to Tim Tebow
4. Werner Herzog talks about the chikens
3. The casual slide
2. Ha ha, the river
1. Puppy DJ

Worst blog post of the week
saxophone bikini beach

editors choice
Granddad singing the pig song
[Ed.note: before I woke up that day and saw the granddad pig song first on boing boing and then on videogum I had a dream I was lost in an office park. I wanted to get out before someone noticed me and I got in trouble. There were thorn bushes and concrete walls and fences. I finally just walked out the main driveway not caring if anyone saw me. I walked along a highway outside said office park, on the other side of the thorn bushes an old man was playing with a dog singing a song about how he was going to find a pig. Waking up the next morning and browsing the internets while waiting for coffee and finding this video on two web sites that I check on regularly proved to me that I have been blessed with a supernatural and/or paranormal psychic ability.]

George W Bush enjoyed two terms in office, friend.

Can you people put aside the snark for twelve seconds and answer me for reals? Because this is important. The douchey conservative types often invoke a solidarity with the troops kind of hype but it never seems genuine and you have to ask: did they, the politicians, actually serve and did they fight in wars or is this stated bond with the soldiers a deceptive fiction?

Did this politician ever serve? Did he fight in combat?

why is it I can’t even make one single solitary comment without getting inundated with trollery and skit-skattin’ and bee-boppin, jerk stores, etc

Rad links.

I dont understand any of the responses my comment engendered, nor do I care to.

I have seen and enjoyed the original Hitchcock film Rebecca, however I detect a note of snark and sarcastic scorn inherent in the subtext of this blog post so frankly I don’t know what to believe or who? Dont even know which way reality is at.