It is a truth universally acknowledged that we can never have too many Jane Austen parodies.
A look through the videos reveal that the employee isn’t attempting so much to defame his company, but rather to provide some comic relief for fellow flight attendants and some truth about company waste.
Riffing off the now-viral display from Cain’s campaign, Huntsman’s three daughters are getting in on the fun. But they have a notably tamer ‘tude.
Brought to you by the letter G, this exuberant clip is educational for kids, but full of in-jokes for parents and Gleeks alike.
In a mere two weeks, @PeanutFreeMom has amassed 7,000 Twitter followers — and plenty of ire.
Weird Al Yankovic has written songs about bologna, a homicidal Santa Claus, rocky road ice cream and the Amish.
As one of NewsFeed’s colleagues pointed out, this is what happens when candidates only buy the .com, not the .org.
This weekend the internet was mainly transfixed on the disaster in Japan, and rightly so. On a lighter note, there were those who were obsessed with South by Southwest. But amid all the real news, you might just have heard about the Internet’s other weekend obsession: Rebecca Black and her hilariously dreadful video for “Friday”.
Sure, hipster hate is getting old; but Old Spice-style hipster hate? That’s so new you’ve probably never even heard of it before.
How could this not be amazing?
