My UCB team added a couple of awesome new members. Excited!
See The Curfew every Saturday night at 10:30 at UCB.
This made me laugh.
Now That’s What I Call Songs Sung To The Tune Of “Two Princes” By The Spin Doctors 5
Do you like all kinds of songs, but wish they sounded like “Two Princes” by the Spin Doctors? This is the compilation album for you!
Written by Jason Saenz. Directed and edited by Benjamin Apple. Vocals by Zack Poitras, voiceover by Benjamin Apple.
I love this. Good work.
Senator says life begins at ejaculation
Oklahoma legislators introduced a bill yesterday that says “the life of each human being begins at conception.” But state Sen. Constance Johnson, a Democrat, decided that the bill, SB 1433, didn’t go far enough to protect unborn children.
Johnson added an amendment to the bill, posted online by The Lost Ogle, that says life actually begins at ejaculation: “However, any action in which a man ejaculates or otherwise deposits semen anywhere but in a woman’s vagina shall be interpreted and construed as an action against an unborn child.”
I’m liking this trend of Democratic lawmakers introducing amendments for the pure purpose of satirizing ridiculous actual bills from Republican lawmakers. They are like Onion headlines in real life.
Above text via Global Post.
Sonic Youth’s guitarist, Lee Ranaldo, just released a video for a song off his upcoming solo album, and it uses footage from Improv Everywhere’s Mp3 Experiment from last summer (see 1:58.)
The coolest part? Ranaldo shot the footage himself! I had no idea he was at the event. I don’t know if he participated, his kids participated, or if he just happened to stumble upon it. Whatever the case, I’m pretty excited that the man that Rolling Stone called the 33rd best guitarist of all time included a snippet of our event in his video.
Also, the song is great!
What happens when you set up a “Meet a Black Person” booth in the middle of the very white town of Aspen, Colorado? Watch the video here: Meet a Black Person
Since Aspen, Colorado has an African American population of 0.44%, Improv Everywhere decided to give the locals a chance to “meet a black person.” They put comedian Colton Dunn in an empty hot chocolate kiosk at the foot of the mountain to greet folks as they exited the slopes.
Project page on Improv Everywhere: Meet a Black Person
This is a remastered edition of this video with new footage and higher video quality.
New Magnetic Fields song! Video is NSFW.
Loving the latest from The Gregory Brothers featuring lead vocals from everyone’s favorite windbag, Newt Gingrich!
