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nick park, who made his reputation with the delightful wallace and gromit shorts, won his first oscar in 1990 with his clever clay animation impressions of zoo creatures. inventive vignettes of delightfully designed animals are voiced by real-life elderly london apartment dwellers commenting upon their own confining apartments, and children reflecting upon zoo life.
guy surfing in the ocean confronts a shark.
normal people are interviewed on various topics and then their interviews are turned into animated interviews with strange creatures. the series aired on cbs, but only three of its six episodes aired before the show was pulled. this episode is about work at various jobs.
this seems like a spoof, but it's real.
discussion between mighty thunderf00t (physical evidence and reasoned logic supporter) and ray comfort (creationist christian)
a man was seen fleeing down the hall of the hospital just before his operation. "what's the matter?" he was asked. he said, "i heard the nurse say, 'it's a very simple operation, don't worry, i'm sure it will be all right." "she was just trying to comfort you, what's so frightening about that?" "she wasn't talking to me. she was talking to the doctor.
a washington state letter carrier who delivers the mail in a kilt says his fellow male carriers would be a lot more comfortable if they followed his lead. dean peterson, 48, of lacey, wash., is asking members of the national association of letter carriers meeting in boston this week to approve a resolution allowing for a change in the group's uniform regulations, the boston globe reported monday. peterson argues that kilts "are far more comfortable and suitable to male anatomy than trousers or shorts because they don't confine the legs or cramp male genitals the way that trousers or shorts do." the 6-foot, 250-pound mail carrier joined the post office eight years ago after retiring from the air force. the globe says he has spent his family's $1,800 tax stimulus rebate to send letters about kilts to postal union branches in every state. "please open your hearts -- and inseams -- for an option in mail carrier comfort," peterson wrote. source, source image above: dean peterson shows off his mockup for a new uniform for mailmen.
bert you lousy bastard.
some times you just want to go to sleep on her lap without having to listen to her yap
a new age of ass wiping is upon us! grab your anal wands!
the brilliant series of talking heads/documentary style interviews by nick park of aardman studios, featuring voices of the greater american public.
