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Ironically Placed Ad Of The Day: Saw this on Huffington Post, about a minute ago. Not sure if I can trust a Communist Bing story, though - it’s sponsored by Communist Bing.
Is it still there? See for yourself.

Ironically Placed Ad Of The Day: Saw this on Huffington Post, about a minute ago. Not sure if I can trust a Communist Bing story, though - it’s sponsored by Communist Bing.

Is it still there? See for yourself.

Artists gots to start somewheres. Sean Connery polished coffins, Paul Rudd starred in French commercials, and, in 1958, this guy illustrated children’s stories for Doubleday.
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Artists gots to start somewheres. Sean Connery polished coffins, Paul Rudd starred in French commercials, and, in 1958, this guy illustrated children’s stories for Doubleday.

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Coincidence?

Coincidence?

gabrieldelahaye:

No. Next question, please!

Gabe, I love you, but I vehemently disagree.

gabrieldelahaye:

No. Next question, please!

Gabe, I love you, but I vehemently disagree.

John Cleese, Shakespearean.

From The Taming of the Shrew (BBC, 1980).

So that’s who voted away gay marriage in Maine…ah, yah (or however you spell that).

(From The Dana Carvey Show, 1996)

These brave men, Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin, know that there is no hope for their recovery. But they also know that there is hope for mankind in their sacrifice. Excerpt from speech written by the recently-late William Safire for President Nixon in the event that the Apollo 11 astronauts would be stranded on the moon, July 18, 1969. Read the full speech here.
Seeing still from Crash on IMDb + Being on a David Lynch kick = DON’T LOOK AT MEME!

Seeing still from Crash on IMDb + Being on a David Lynch kick = DON’T LOOK AT MEME!

“Hey guys, let’s make our banner ad so that it automatically tailors itself to whatever page you’re looking at” FAIL.

“Hey guys, let’s make our banner ad so that it automatically tailors itself to whatever page you’re looking at” FAIL.