Monday, January 2, 2012

Best Political Cartoons of 2011

See our roundup of the year's best political cartoons, featuring memorable cartoons on the GOP presidential race, the Occupy Wall Street protests, Weinergate, Osama bin Laden's death, Arab uprisings, the Wisconsin union battle, and more.View Cartoons >

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Why Did Noah Leave the Unicorns Off the Ark?

Because they're jerks! Or at least they are in the view of graphic designer and illustrator C. W. Moss. Before this year's smash hit?Go The F@#K to Sleep, there was another book that, while its format suggested it was for children, was actually quite adult in content. That book was Moss's Unicorn Being a Jerk, a collection of whimsical situations and illustrations in which the titular unicorn proves himself to be quite the jerk indeed. This morally feckless unicorn will make you think that maybe your sophomore year roommate wasn't that bad after all.

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Funny or Die's Drunk History

Ryan Gosling is in everything this year, from the excellent film Drive to the Ides of March to doing chores in your backyard.

Well he can add starring in this hilarious Funny or Die video Drunk Christmas to his list. Gosling is joined by Eva Mendes and Jim Carrey as (SPOILER ALERT) Santa Claus. Check out this video NOW. Tis the season!

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Tuesday, December 27, 2011

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Low Resolution Theater: Poorly Explained by Its Name

In today's culture, what with its Zooey Deschanels and Plompamoose (that's the plural of Plompamoose) and Wes Anderson, you may feel trapped under a mountain of twee. But in that case, I say to you, stop being such a poser and admit that each one of the things I just listed is at least a little awesome. If you were able to pass that modest test, you are a candidate to enjoy Low Res Theater, a series of single-panel web comics written by Tony Delgrosso and illustrated by Angela Black. The duo cranked out over a cartoon every weekday for over a year between 2009 and 2010, so there's plenty of cuteness to reflect on. So stop pretending you don't spend half your paycheck at Etsy and read some animal puns, dammit.

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Dumbest Quotes from the GOP Candidates

Dumb Republican Quotes A roundup of the most ridiculous things said so far by the 2012 Republican presidential candidates:

"There's no question at times of my life, partially driven by how passionately I felt about this country, that I worked far too hard and things happened in my life that were not appropriate." --Newt Gingrich, explaining why he cheated on his first two wives

"Corporations are people, my friend... of course they are. Everything corporations earn ultimately goes to the people. Where do you think it goes? Whose pockets? Whose pockets? People's pockets. Human beings, my friend." —Mitt Romney to a heckler at the Iowa State Fair who suggested that taxes should be raised on corporations as part of balancing the budget

''I will tell you: It's three agencies of government, when I get there, that are gone: Commerce, Education and the -- what's the third one there? Let's see. ... OK. So Commerce, Education and the -- ... The third agency of government I would -- I would do away with the Education, the ... Commerce and -- let's see -- I can't. The third one, I can't. Sorry. Oops.'' --Rick Perry, experiencing an epic onstage meltdown during a GOP debate, forgetting his plan to abolish the Department of Energy

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? Right-Wing Nutjob Quote-O-Matic

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Monday, December 26, 2011

Bob Rivers Twisted Christmas Tunes - The Bob Rivers Show - Twisted Christmas Radio

Bob Rivers' Twisted Christmas Tunes


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Bob Rivers and his carolers parody the season with dozens of tongue-in-cheek -- and occasionally cheeks 'n' tongues -- renditions of classic holiday tunes. Hear the audio of the gang's collection of musical greats, including "The Restroom Door Said 'Gentlemen,'" "We Wish You Weren't Living With Us," "All You Need Is Elves," "Buttcracker Suite," "Yellow Snow! Yellow Snow! Yellow Snow!" and "Walkin' Around in Women's Underwear."

Bob also presents Twisted Christmas Radio, an online station streaming the spoofs non-stop on demand. It's quite a deal when you realize these tunes are from novelty CDs which have sold millions of copies -- and are available for sale here, too.

For the uninitiated, Bob and his sidekicks, Spike and Joe, reign over the morning radio airwaves in Seattle. In addition to the Christmas favorites on "The Bob Rivers Show" site, find many sound bites from their program and non-holiday song parodies, too.


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