Thanks for ruining Junior, scientists!

Thursday, December 13, 2007

Some scientists were bored one day, so they thought they'd piss all over our already-damaged childlike innocence.

With all that growing weight up front, how is it that pregnant women don't lose their balance and topple over? Scientists think they've found the answer: There's are slight differences between women and men in one lower back vertebrae and a joint in the hip, which allow women to adjust their center of gravity.

Do you realize what this means? We've got some serious evolutionary hurtles to overcome before a man can carry a baby like in Junior, one of the best Schwarzenegger-Devito classics.




Sure, men could finish out their pregnancies in wheelchairs, but I doubt that's a healthy practice. Sorry, ladies. It looks like you'll either have to start handing over some vertebra, or keep tackling the practice of pregnancy on your own.

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Three word sentences

Wednesday, December 12, 2007

"This is Sparta!" - from The 300

"I am Beowulf!" - from Beowulf

"I Am Legend." - title of I Am Legend

Mel Gibson's ass better be headed to a studio to cut the famous "They will never take our freedom" speech from Braveheart and replace it with the much easier to understand "I am Braveheart!"

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God is sick of it, too

Thursday, December 06, 2007

God is getting all kinds of attention this week. The Golden Compass is getting some God-related press. Mitt Romney says he's cool with God.

Why do we care? I understand the importance of religion in people's lives. But can we stop debating our beliefs in public? Just because someone believes something different from you is no reason to piss down your leg. Jesus...I mean, "non-denominational celestial being."

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Poll sucking

Wednesday, November 28, 2007

It's been too long since we've talked about a crappy poll. Here's a new one.

Kids aged 2-12 think Britney Spears and Paris Hilton are more deserving of coal in their stockings than the Grinch and Darth Vader.

So, little kids think Britney and Paris are naughtier than two of the most evil fictional bad guys of all time? That's harsh. But, while Darth Vader slaughtered younglings, Paris covered their sabers in sores. That's a pretty even trade.

Besides, didn't you always wonder why Darth Vader's face was all eaten up? Mustache rides gone terribly wrong.


"Use the VALTREX, Luke."

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Clearing the notepad

Thursday, November 08, 2007

My notepad is full of ideas that seemed a lot better in the drunk of night than in the light of day. Instead of having a bunch of ideas staring at me, I thought I'd clear out some of those unused notes. Enjoy.

1. No blankets allowed on a bar's patio. I was on the Maloney's patio for my friend Geoff's birthday, and some clown went to his car to retrieve blankets. If you're cold, go inside.

2. Meridith Vieira is hot and doesn't get credit for it.


MILF


3. That waitress at Jose Peppers. I went to Jose Peppers with my brother Tom and his girlfriend awhile back. The waitress was training some new guy. She had this attitude of "I'm the waitress in charge of training new wait staff, blah blah blah" and came off like a snooty, know-it-all bitch. Karma caught up with her. She spilled water all over the table. Tom looked at the waiter-in-training and said "that's not what you're supposed to do."

4. Kansas liquor laws. I know I'll get inspired enough to do a full-on post someday, but here's what I got for now. Some places in Kansas still don't have liquor on Sundays, and you can't buy liquor at the grocery store. Bars can't have a happy hour. Somebody explain how these aren't the stupidest laws on the books.

5. What happened to the Inappropriate Mime? Way before YouTube, there was a site called burlybear.com. They had a video called "The Inappropriate Mime." It was funnier than pretty much 99% of the other stuff out there now. The site's gone now, and the video has disappeared off the face of the web. It featured a mime taking a dump in his hand and eating it, blowing his brains out and throwing them at onlookers, doing a double handjob from his knees, etc. It was brilliance. Now it's gone.

6. Where did they hide Micheal Mahoney? The unfortunate looking newsman has virtually disappeared from KMBC 9 News in Kansas City. I think it has something to do with their switch to high definition. You're a badass Mahoney, and that says a lot. You're ugly as sin, and you spell "Michael" incorrectly. You're making up a lot of ground somewhere. I think you should start going by Micheal "Cajones" Mahoney. P.S. Bring back the stache'


Mahoney in reverse-chronological order of bestachedness (from left to right)


7. Pizza Shoppe is the only pizza place where you'll regret not getting a salad. It's the pink stuff.

8. Nick Nolte was chosen to lead the straight-to-video-on-demand revolution. This troubles me. He also reproduced last month without authorization.

9. There is way too much product placement in Talladega Nights. I know it's a film about NASCAR, but they milk that for every cent it's worth. This movie is also about 30 minutes too long.

10. The name brand TiVo machine has a much better fast-forward feature than the cable companies' version. You can sit back, fast-forward, and once you notice a scene, hit play. It will magically take you back to the perfect spot every time. You have to sit on the edge of your seat with the cable company DVR and squint at the screen and just hope you press play at the right time. TiVo just needs to hurry up and license that shit out to the cable companies.

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As I say in my book...

Wednesday, November 07, 2007

Lou Dobbs says:

As I say in my new book -- Independents Day: Awakening the American Spirit -- the arrogance of our political leaders now threatens the future of our nation, and their elitist sense of entitlement has reached such heights that our leaders are now openly dismissive of the will of the people. Working men and women and their families are simply not being represented in Washington.

You might have a point, Dobbs, but do you have to preface it with "As I say in my new book"?


"As I say in my book, I go flaccid at the site of the hottest of illegal immigrant women."


As I say on my website, I hear "As I say in my book" way too many times. Luckily, in this case Dobbs is making the point in writing, not on TV. Whenever I hear someone on TV say "As I say in my book," I just think "why would I read your book when I'm hearing the best parts for free on TV and in a lot less time than it takes to read a book?"

This is also why the book is never as good as the movie.

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April O'Neill is hot

Saturday, November 03, 2007



Yellow Jumpsuit April had the best breasts and always showed off the most cleave. Her voice was the most annoying and rarely matched the animation. Lower left April never did much for me at all. Lower right April didn't have red hair and disappeared way to early in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze. I haven't seen TMNT yet, so I'll have to withhold judgment on upper left April. For all I know she could be a high school reporter, and I'd be a total perv for wanting to "get all up on that!"

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If you thought it was funny the first time...

Friday, September 07, 2007

"If you thought Superbad was funny the first time, just wait 'til you see it the second time."


I'm not trying to pick on Superbad, as I would like to see it, but I've had enough of this "If you thought (blank) was (blank) the first time, just wait 'til you see it the second time" type of advertising.

How are they making good on their promise of "wait 'til you see it the second time?" Are they adding hilarious scenes to the movie weeks after it comes out? Are they giving out prizes for second-time viewers? No. They do nothing. Unacceptable.

Here's how I propose fixing the problem:

"If you thought Superbad was funny the first time, just wait 'til you see it the second time. You see, you probably didn't notice that if you watch the movie like it's a Magic Eye, the movie morphs into a montage of midget clowns riding ponies and throwing whipped cream pies at each other."


Hello? Hollywood? Why isn't my phone ringing?



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