"Who all sees a leprechaun? Say Yeah!!!"

The leprechaun is running rampant in Mobile, Alabama!!!!


...and, of course, the mother effing REMIX!!!

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Ladies and gentlemen! You have hit the motherload(sic) Ewwww I hate cliches! We have been busy here and I have still managed to make some posts here and there, but today is the day that I unleash all of the fury that has been stored up in the back of my head whilst I have been busy. Let's just say this post is a good few months in the making...

Hit 'er JOHNNY!!!


The Yeah Yeah Yeahs live at some music store doing a cover of "Hyberballad" by Bjork



Wyclef Jean "If I Was President" live from the Dave Chappelle show(sorry no video but you get da pitcha)


This blows my effing mind!!!!! Check out that intro "Uhh! Hi pretty lady! Look at the puppy! Know where that puppy sleeps?" "Any place he wants to!" "That's right!"
DAMN!!!


I mean! Have you seen the new V??????


Also...somebody in Hollywood: give this guy a f*%cking job!!! This kid made a fake trailer for a fake Thundercats movie by adding effects to scenes in other movies!!! Look at it!

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Aight! nuff videos!! Call in the calvary/cavalry lets get to some muzik!

Sorry for taking something from bwotb but Men with No Iq's are two dudes you have to hear! On myspace they are listed as "a brutal-rock band", Jeremy Estes from Popmatters says "dude kind of sounds like...he wanted to sound like paul stanley" and "it's kind of bad ass and inept at the same time". But all I know is this is what real music sounds like.

The Men With No IQ's "Can't Resist It" (MP3)

The Men With No IQ's "Dreamin' " (MP3)

TEEZAR is "the soundtrack of a Budweiser and meth binge"

Rokkin On
Reign of Rokk


tr0n is an experiment in 8 bit reggae and a shameless self-promotion

8 Bit Militant Style
The Painter
download cover to Cassingle here

and a non-reggae bonus...
Paranoid(Black Sabbath cover)




Mandatory generic electronic/dance roll....GO!
Black Sabbath "Iron Man"(Four Tet remix)
Santigold "Guns of Brooklyn"
Chromeo "Night By Night"(SKREAM remix)
La Roux "In for the Kill"(Skream Last Japan re-edit)
The Bug "Poison Dart (feat. Warrior Queen)
Jay-Z and Marvin Gaye "Hello Brooklyn (ft. Li’l Wayne)"
Major Lazer "Pon De Floor (Chewy Chocolate Cookies Remix)"

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For some reason I had this link in my bookmarks. It is a webpage with 171 different video game ads from the 80's(all HQ!)As Nichole says "Thank You! Me from the Past!"



Cake Wrecks:A gallery of deformed, distasteful and bizarrely decorated wedding and birthday cakes.
Basically.. this:

vs. this:


OR

this:


vs. this:


PROCEED!!!


Awkward Family photos is subtle, masterful, and hilambous!!!


maybe look at this a little longer...

THANK YOU! AND GOODNIGHT!!!

THANK YOU! AND GOODNIGHT!!!

THANK YOU! AND GOODNIGHT!!!

THANK YOU! AND GOODNIGHT!!!

THANK YOU! AND GOODNIGHT!!!

THANK YOU! AND GOODNIGHT!!!

THANK YOU! AND GOODNIGHT!!!

Brilliance.

Please Pass the Biscuits

i swiped this directly from Beware of the Blog so I dont wanna hear no guff!!



Here are five versions of Please Pass The Biscuits, the timeless story of one hungry kid's desperate attempt to snag some nourishment.

From my perspective, the definitive version is the one recorded by Andre Williams for the Fortune label in Detroit in 1958, the year after the original version, by author Gene Sullivan, landed in the Top Ten on Billboard's Country chart. Williams, a pioneer of R&B sleaze, is still out there hustling. His most recent album came out just last year and this month his first book, a semi-autobiographical tale of pimps, gangs, and drug running, was published by Kicks Books.- Beware of the Blog

Gene Sullivan  -  Please Pass The Biscuits  (2:52)  1957

Andre Williams  -  Pass The Biscuits Please  (3:19)  1958

Jimmy Dean  -  Please Pass The Biscuits  (2:57)  1962

Norval & Ivy  -  Please Pass The Biscuits  (2:56)  1967

And to wrap things, up we'll check in with an unforgettable live performance from the Collins Kids featuring a great vocal performance by young Larry. Tex Ritter provides the introduction and somehow manages to keep a straight face while he observes, "You show me a growing boy and I'll show you a biscuit eater." - Beware of the Blog


once again so there is no confusion: i swiped this directly from Beware of the Blog so I dont wanna hear no guff!!

VIPs

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