I love Cheetos. Now I love them more. If you have a chance try the Cheesy Enchilada Cheetos or the Cheddar BBQ Cheetos. Next step is to find some of the other flavors listed here.
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Classic Movie Updates
Just when I thought I would have to wait until 2015:
Thank goodness for people that are smarter than I am,
And just in case you missed it (cause Google Street View didn’t), Wayne and Garth are still trying to find Piccadilly Circus.
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FRIDAY!
Its been a week since I found anything worth putting up, so here is a bunch of semi-interesting stuff:
- Funny? http://www.zeutch.com/movie/moms-with-guns-13335#more-13335
- NotCot linked to this new Man’s Man Old Spice Commercial, but has anyone seen these commercials?
- I thought the Star Wars shoes were strange, how about the Addidas with wings on the sides.
- Speaking of Star Wars and Addidas, I guess they made a video too? I was ok with it till Snoop D – o – double G arrived.
- Via the same source of World Cup stuff, how about these shirts? Pretty cool, huh?
- Aren’t video game nerds the wrong audience to market nintendo style condoms?
- Here’s the trailer for Rango, another animated movie that looks awesome a year before it’s released. Does it get extra points for being voiced by Johnny Depp?
- I have never really enjoyed Bittersweet Symphony, but did enjoy Jason Derulo’s “Ridin’ Solo” where he sampled it. When I noticed a new version on the radio devoid of that sample, I found out that the sample from The Rolling Stones/ABKCO don’t come easy. I also found the source Wikipedia used pretty interesting.
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AT-AT Day Afternoon
Simple yet hilarious:
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Potent Potables
I remember an argument I had with someone at the beach about what was scarier: zombies or artificial intelligence. If movies have taught me anything (and they haven’t), its that zombies are slow moving, dumb and are usually defeated while evil computers are smart, resourceful and frequently destroy the human race. Not even a delightful Alan Alda can get me excited about artificial intelligence.
Well IBM, in an effort to one up their chess win awhile ago, have created a computer to compete on Jeopardy. It’s a little cheeky and only a little scary, until you learn that the proposed applications are to replace even the low paid Indian customer service and make emergency room decisions. Via NotCot.