Youtube: The Thread

[D.B. Barnes]

Spoiler

SO MANY SOURCES FOR REFRESHING WATER!!!

He totally nails it a couple times.

That wouldn't have been nearly as adorable if it wasn't a corgi.

Well, duh! 

[D.B. Barnes]

I dig street musicians, especially awesome ones.

@ 2:10

[Kete]

Keeping with the music theme:

I loved this video when it came out.  And aparently they've made a feature length movie:

[D.B. Barnes]

[D.B. Barnes]

This probably isn't nearly as funny if you're unfamiliar with P.F. Chang's, a chain of supposedly fancy Chinese restaurants which have become sort of the Chinese restaurant equivalent of a Chili's.

[Bob]

SO MANY SOURCES FOR REFRESHING WATER!!!

He totally nails it a couple times.

That wouldn't have been nearly as adorable if it wasn't a corgi.

Yeah, I'm amazed that dobermans generally try and avoid water when out.   Whenever mine sees even a small lawn sprinkler out, she wants to cross the street when we are walking.   I'm guessing if I ever got a pool, she would just stare at the water.

[goflyblind]

[Bob]

I did not know he could sing like him....how nice.

[Darth Geek]

A brilliant review of Big Man Japan by Jewario of TGWTG:
http://www.springboardplatform.com/mediaplayer/springboard/video/ycpt001/1167/530723/

For those who don't know, Big Man Japan is told in a fake documentary style, and this review is done the same way. I would recommend Big Man Japan to fans of obsurdist humor as well as giant monster movie fans. Just know that the beginning is very slow before you get to the kaiju fun. Also, the ending is wierd and seemingly out of place as all hell.

[ZJ]

[The Lurker]

Yes, that is the same actor who played the original Black Ranger.

[D.B. Barnes]

He's makin' off with that cabbage come hell or high water!

[Lembach]

Oh! To only have long grasping hands like the hoomanz!

[Johnny Unusual]

He's makin' off with that cabbage come hell or high water!

I'd say it's Bruce McCulloch's dog, but I'm pretty sure that's not a Terrier.

[RVR II]