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Best New Party Game 62: “What’s That Movie?”

Gabe — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 22:30:03 +0000

This week’s Best New Party Game comes from a FAILblog post of a Facebook thread but all the names are crossed out so maybe YOU (Time‘s Person of the Year, 2003) invented it! Basically, some IDIOT (everything begins and ends with idiots) posted a question on their Facebook page asking for help remembering a particular movie by giving such vague information that they could have been naming lots of movies. And then that person’s friends and family, who clearly hate him/her and think he/she is an idiot, posted lots of comments on the thread playing on this blooper. And thus a party game was born. All that was needed was a party. So let’s party. The game is pretty simple and I think you will both pick it up quickly and enjoy it immensely. Or maybe not. I’ve been wrong before. Just kidding. Never.

What’s that movie where Jason Statham kicks a guy in the face?
What’s that movie where Julianne Moore cries a lot?
What’s that movie where someone took Harrison Ford’s family?
What’s that movie where Will Ferrell has a temper tantrum?
What’s that movie where Stan Lee makes a cameo?

You get it. So why don’t you ~~ACT~~ PLAY LIKE IT.

United Stereotypes Of America

Kelly — Tue, 31 May 2011 19:30:19 +0000

Here’s a video that’s been going around the ‘net kind of (which will be my introduction to every video when I host my own morning video show with Kelly Rippa called Good Morning, Kelly) in which Paul Jury, who wrote the book States of Confusion, which I can only assume is Eat Pray Love for cars, says a stereotype about every state. Ok! Some of these are a little weak, though. Like Pennsylvania’s, for example: “Even our Amish will fight you.” Comee onnnnn. That’s not that good. And here is where I would put in a better one if I could think of one. “The cities that we have are kind of ok.” That’s all I can think of. Let’s think of better ones maybe? You think of a better one. (Via LaughingSquid.)

Let Dave Letterman’s Top 10 Be The Last Bruno Promotional Stunt

Gabe — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 04:40:06 +0000

Today, Bruno: The Movie is out in theaters to inspire drunken frat boys in desperate need of a catchphrase, and a flood of downtown Halloween costumes. So let last night’s appearance by Sacha Baron Cohen in full Bruno character on a late night talk show be his last. It has never been that funny. Even he seemed to have grown sick of it. Or at least tired. In an appearance yesterday with Matt Lauer on the Today Show he was basically just doing the Ali G voice.

ICH BIN ENOUGH. Or whatever.