FF: Tim Hawkins and Christmas
Santa Joined the Mafia
Posts
FF: That Time The Dwarves From 'The Hobbit' Sang A Michael Jackson Song
HT: MoviePilot for what may become my next ringtone: (If the video does not appear on your page, you can watch the video here .)
FF: Stay away from the chimneys this month
'Tis the season to scare kids. Who will stand with me to keep kids from this horror on this otherwise Christian holiday?
FF: What the Fox Say?
At the time I'm posting this, it has over 33 million views, some two weeks after it was posted on YouTube. The only other videos keeping up are those featuring actual fox noises.
FF: A way around the NSA
Within all the blog and Facebook posts advocating secure email, DNS services, and other enhanced security measures, YouTube.com is too often an overlooked arena. Understand that ISP's know what videos you watch and hence, President Barack Hussein Obama knows. He's briefed daily . Few people know about a recent product YouTube released in the United States, a product from which no NSA agent can currently mine data. It's called The YouTube Collection - the videos you love on DVD - and its sent right to your home. Now, there's no way the gub'ment can see how many cat videos you've clicked on this month: Place your order TODAY , before the Feds see this post and turn the Internet off for ever!
FF: Magician Cut in Half Prank
A neat trick that ends up being an enjoyable exploration of people's reactions to the unexpected. Don't worry: the expletives are beeped out, though there are a couple of instances of God's name taken in vain that are not. I leave this to you as to whether this video is kid-worthy.
FF: This toddler is better than me
Of course, most people make more baskets than me, but they're usually older:
FF: Fake TV Show Trailers from PBS
PBS steps up its game with these satirical ads. Admit it, you'd watch these shows: (HT: Pleated-Jeans )
FF: Make it so, Elmo!
Captain Jean Luc Picard Sir Patrick Stewart brings order to Sesame Street: In case you were woefully ignorant of the Star Trek universe, Stewart played the captain of the twenty-fourth century star-ship, Enterprise. "Number One" was the character's affectionate title for his second-in-command, often accompanied with the command, " make it so ." It's not as funny if it has to be explained, though. :)
