If you’ve ever been sitting in a group of friends and thought to yourself that everyone must be smarter than you, then I have just the answer to your insecurity. It’s called the Periodic Table of Videos, and man, do I feel smart. Smarter than you! Continue Reading

They said it couldn’t be done… well, actually they said it shouldn’t be done but I did it anyway!  I’m amazed that I actually pulled it off. Most people that know me know that sticktoitiveness (that can’t be a word) isn’t always one of my strong suits, but this time I finished what I started and I feel like a better man for it.

What did I do you ask? Lose that weight you always hear me bitching about? Finish coding Trashcookies.com? Win the basketball championship in my thursdaynightcoedrecleague? No, this is bigger than all of those…

I watched every episode of South Park. Every. Episode. It took me a few weeks and almost got me fired from my job but I did it, and you can too!  

The great folks over at Comedy Central and South Park have posted every episode of their 12 seasons in all their construction paper animated glory. All you need to do is go to SouthParkStudios.com and click on the Full Episodes link up at the top and you’ll be on your way to hours… no, days… no, weeks of free entertainment.

Here are some of my favorite clips.
Season 1
 
Season 2

Season 3

Season 4

Season 5

Season 6

Season 7

Season 8

Season 9

Season 10

Season 11

Season 12

Anybody got any other favorite South Park moments?

iFanboy.com is a website dedicated to talking about comics and nothing else. They write their own reviews as well as hosting an open forum for anyone to write a review. You can even virtually “pull” comics from their list of New This Week comics and write a review or comment on a review for each one. Comics are listed by how many are pulled that week.

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The good folks over at PassiveAggressiveNotes.com always have some great posts but I thought these were particularly good and represent the frustration your local record store employee must feel every day dealing with idiots like you and I… Continue Reading

CNET reporter Daniel Terdiman is living my dream and traveling the country in car packed with gadgets and posting images and stories from his many geekish adventures. This week he stopped in at Nashville’s own United Record Pressing and posted an interesting story and some cool photos. Continue Reading

The Discovery Channel was a few steps behind when they began what was actually a re broadcast of the Incredibly Strange Film Show. Sometime around 1988 The BBC network premiered a titillating treat for lovers of bizarre movies. The Incredibly Strange Film show focused on the films and filmmakers who you were not likely to see on Siskel and Ebert. As campy and tongue in cheek as the films it featured the show was hosted by Jonathan Ross a sarcastic and funny geek who unfortunately never experienced the recognition in the states that he did in the UK. Each episode took at look at the work of such cult luminaries as George Romero, Ted V Mikels, Jackie Chan, Stuart Gordon and many more. Every one of the episodes is a joy to watch whether you are familiar with the artist or not. The show served as a platform for these men and woman to receive the credit they so obviously deserve and as a great way for ravenous cinephiles to learn a little something more about the filmmakers and actors that they loved so much. Continue Reading