... of Justin Bieber. Can a cute young white Christian boy make it in America?
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Turns out it's just this one guy.
High Unemployment Rate Linked To One Man With 42,000 Jobs - YouTube
Hint: It's not a snap. It is actually very dangerous.
Thanks to Topless Robot
Now there's a website to cater to my specific "needs."
I think I'll use this image on my profile:
Another great Onion video. Makes me hungry for cobb nuts.
Celebrity Chef Ted Allen Cooks His Favorite Pretentious Foodie Bullshit Meal - YouTube
You know, that new Kubrick/Disney film? Hey, he worked with Spielberg. Why not?
I have one of the reverse snuggies. It's great when I'm getting out of the shower.
I'm pretty sure I read this one as a kid. Whoa, creepy.
Who knew Hitler was such a humanitarian? And a humanist?
YouTube - Hitler finds out christians are sending solar powered bibles to Haiti
Epic. I wonder if they have paintball.
A whole pile of funny Star Wars parodies and mash-ups.
Kids, don't talk to robots.
YouTube - 3 funny PSA's
I'll admit, there were times I fancied myself a writer. I even once thought the idea of getting published in print was a lifelong goal, and failing that, getting published on the Internets was a close second. And yeah, once, maybe just once, I thought about what it would be like to publish my blog (going on 9 years now) in hardcopy. You know, a book, or something. This brief flight of fancy soon dissolved as reality set in; I'm pretty sure no one's actually reading my blog, and that's fine ... but it makes the prospect of releasing it in print kind of, well, laughable.
Which might be why I found this article so funny:
Printed blog publication fails; world dies of shock
It turns out the idea of printing blog posts and distributing them in newspaper form wasn't such a good idea after all. The Printed Blog, a hybrid blog/newspaper, has announced that it's ceasing publication after running into funding trouble only six months after it was launched.
I'm pretty sure someone wasn't thinking if they thought that printed blogs (like, anyone's blogs, not something geared to a specific industry or trade publication) would succeed where failing print newspapers weren't. Apparently, Josh Karp had just returned from visiting Bizarro World:
"Last year, I had an idea. I wondered what would happen if some of the business model principles that work online were applied to the troubled newspaper industry... Everyone said I was nuts, but I did it anyway," The Printed Blog founder Josh Karp wrote in a letter on his site.
OK, got to give the guy props for following his dream, but consider this: Sometimes those fools/bureaucrats/doctors at the university/research institute/hospital were on to something when they called you mad.
Though it does bring me back to that one fleeting second I thought it might be a good idea to see this blog in print. Maybe as a monthly magazine, with articles, ads, and editorials. Maybe with a cool cover or something ...
Well, turns out the people at http://bighugelabs.com have just the thing: A magazine cover generator.
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