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Feb 25th, 2011 78 Comments
Uhhhhh. What?
brightcove.createExperiences();
It goes without saying that that is also your dinner party. "Is everyone…   Read Story »
May 25th, 2010 111 Comments
e-Closing up iShop a little early today to head over to the Videogum/Stereogum 'Gum Bowl. Neat! Hopefully, you have already RSVP'ed for the free music concert, right? Right. Good job! We did it! In…   Read Story »
Mar 4th, 2010 31 Comments
Date: February 28, 2010
Time: 8:38 AM
Location: Sydney, Australia
Source: Channel 9 (thanks for the tip, Rand McTally)
Description: In on air morning news segment, two Australian anchors…   Read Story »
Nov 19th, 2009 45 Comments
Nope. No. Nunh-unh. "But Gabe, they have a website." So? Everyone has a website. Your mom has a website. It's called htttp://www.mommyshomepage.com, and she hasn't updated it in nine months. What is…   Read Story »
Sep 22nd, 2009 21 Comments
Check these fun guys out. To serve (digital bowling balls) and protect (their high scores). From the AP:
Minutes after storming into the Florida home of a convicted drug dealer, some Polk county…   Read Story »
May 18th, 2009 18 Comments
You guys want to come over and play some Muscle March? SHIRTS OPTIONAL. We'll split up into two teams, as we always do, Pants and No Pants. Obviously, this is always problematic since everyone wants…   Read Story »
Jan 8th, 2009 15 Comments
Nintendo 64 kid is rolling in his grave (because he died. From being so excited):
Someone needs to send that kid to the Milford School.   Read Story »
Dec 16th, 2008 10 Comments
This is so everywhere, but Wii-throwing videos never get old:
Well first, of course, That's Your Boyfriend. And second: it's kind of touching and heartfelt when he cradles the TV in his arms while…   Read Story »
Jul 16th, 2008 1 Comment
So I just played Wii for the first time last weekend, which is ridiculous, but how was I to know it was awesome when watching my friends play it has been so boring over the past year? Now Nintendo…   Read Story »
Apr 28th, 2008 1 Comment
This poem from the New Yorker magazine is a rumination on Virgil's conception of death as an inescapable constant force, the impossibility of fatherhood in the face of war, and the lack of available…   Read Story »
























