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Sunday, January 20, 2008
The gray lady lets her hair down.
The New York Times displayed a flash of informality Sunday. Their obituary for Suzanne Pleshette ended by talking (naturally) about the legendary ending of Newhart ... and referenced the headline of this short 1999 story from The Onion. Labels: humor, newspapers posted by Paul Murray at 11:56 PM | permanent link |  Friday, June 22, 2007
Da-da-DAAAAAAAH.
Two days ago I ran across what has been described as the funniest five seconds of video on the net. I was fully prepared to be disappointed, but I have to admit that I laughed ... and I've played it a few more times since. It's charmingly silly. Go watch it. After all, by now you've already spent five seconds reading about it. Make sure your sound is on first (but it's a bit loud). Apparently the net is going crazy for it. (But don't visit the CollegeHumor.com site mentioned in the CNET article -- a pop-up window there will try to install software. Stick to the YouTube version that I linked to above.) And in case you're curious, here's the original context. posted by Paul Murray at 10:46 PM | permanent link |
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