pacino wrote:about to throw up...this chick???(wafer?) apparently won america's top model:

Jesus christ, what the hell is that thing?

mcare89 wrote:Jesus christ, what the hell is that thing?

Looks like a fudged up Star of Bethlehem to me

Have any of you friends seen THE CONDEMNED? Must admit I haven't, but this here Wikipedia except makes me feel like I'm missing out...

At the same time Marella began a campaign of bashing the WWE Films production The Condemned as its DVD release neared.[19] He was eventually confronted by the film's star, Steve Austin, who argued the film's merits before delivering a Stone Cold Stunner to Marella and soaking both him and Maria down with a hose from a Budweiser truck.[20]

pacino wrote:about to throw up...this chick???(wafer?) apparently won america's top model:

Top model for what? Flags?

(cuz she's a flag pole)

The Eeming Tree wrote:Have any of you friends seen THE CONDEMNED? Must admit I haven't, but this here Wikipedia except makes me feel like I'm missing out...

At the same time Marella began a campaign of bashing the WWE Films production The Condemned as its DVD release neared.[19] He was eventually confronted by the film's star, Steve Austin, who argued the film's merits before delivering a Stone Cold Stunner to Marella and soaking both him and Maria down with a hose from a Budweiser truck.[20]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IkHyFAd_3k[/youtube]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8cNHCP3juQ[/youtube]

I like the transition from Tonya Harding to Glenn Glose, whose caption said "Fargle Bargle" I think, the best. Dolph Lungren to Malcolm Jamal Warner was second best.

Please watch this.

"Man with the Naked Pistol"

On a similar note, I've listened to Rubber Soul about 20 times this week. I'm not sure I've ever listened to the album in its entirety before this week.

As I was spreading toothpaste onto my toothbrush this morning, I managed to fling a speck of toothpaste right into my eye. Christ, I thought I'd been pepper sprayed.

mcare89 wrote:Jesus christ, what the hell is that thing?

America's top hanger.

jerseyhoya wrote:Please watch this.

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phdave wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:Please watch this.

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I dunno, I thought it was spectacular. Like one of those bad David Hasselhoff videos except there are dozens of celebrities making asses of themselves.

I refuse to believe you watched more than one minute of that.

I watched the whole thing.

Seems logical that the most obvious lip-sync screw up was the Milli Vanilli dude.

And a BUD BUNDY sighting!!!

jerseyhoya wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8cNHCP3juQ[/youtube]

I like the transition from Tonya Harding to Glenn Glose, whose caption said "Fargle Bargle" I think, the best. Dolph Lungren to Malcolm Jamal Warner was second best.

Please watch this.

wow

katarina witt: still hot

kathleen turner: now not

huey lewis: take better care of yourself

maria mckee: still alive? I would've bet good money she'd drunkgged herself to death by now

hoya - how is it you came into awareness of such a random clip?

I watched the whole thing. Each new person on the screen made it more absurd. I still want to know what the hell it was for. I don't speak Swedish or whatever. For most of those former celebrities I don't need to know why they were there. I'm sure they'd do anything at this point. But there are a handful of them that are major head scratchers.

Maybe these are all celebrity look-alikes from like 20 years ago when these people were relevant and some of them have aged better than others.

They're on Santa Monica's beach, by the way. I wish I drove by while they were filming that. Although they were all probably actually singing in front of a green screen.

It was kinda nostalgic to see Right Said Fred and the Rednex

drsmooth wrote:hoya - how is it you came into awareness of such a random clip?

Bill Simmons tweeted it. Then retweeted himself, saying it was a true must watch. His persistence sold me on it being worth a click. I can only hope my plea for you all to spend 6 minutes of your life watching it did the same.

I almost turned it off after a minute or two but I'm ambivalent that I stuck it out til the end.

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kruker wrote:"Man with the Naked Pistol"

On a similar note, I've listened to Rubber Soul about 20 times this week. I'm not sure I've ever listened to the album in its entirety before this week.

headphones or no headphones?