You Tube discoveries

[Slaky+]

This is fucking horrific.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=JW7q0JzWaoY

Is that Pedro Guerrero?

[The Ghost of Desipio Past]

This is fucking horrific.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=JW7q0JzWaoY

Is that Pedro Guerrero?

You mean Pedro Gayrrero?

http://thebiglead.com/?p=2817

[Kwyjibo]

This is fucking horrific.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=JW7q0JzWaoY

Is that Pedro Guerrero?

Where's Tommy Lasagna?

[BigDrinky]

This is fucking horrific.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=JW7q0JzWaoY

Is that Pedro Guerrero?

Where's Tommy Lasagna?

I think Steve Howe was powdering his nose and missed the dance.

[Corn-fed]

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4503587312547179125

[Weebs]

I showed this to Kerm and TDubbs, and figured everyone should get in on the Nickelback hating:

http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=5064176

[Slaky+]

I showed this to Kerm and TDubbs, and figured everyone should get in on the Nickelback hating:

http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=5064176

I don't like Nickelback...nor that video. I hate everything. I am a white person.

[The Ghost of Desipio Past]

Flakes on the what?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3O8Cyg77xNs

[The Ghost of Desipio Past]

O Superman.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7y6sXYAyAUE

[Weebs]

http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/95fe867d40

I suggest watching this, as well as every other video of this guy's.  Personal recommendations:

http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/fdad05b8c7

http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/c4a43aff11

http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/516bf11840

http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/506696d6ee

[Thrillho]

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/webscout/2008/03/rick-astley-kin.html

For his part, Astley was nothing if not modest about his new cultural role. “If this had happened around some kind of rock song, with a lyric that really meant something -- a Bruce Springsteen, "God bless America" ... or an anti-something kind of song, I could kind of understand that,” Astley said. “But for something as, and I don’t mean to belittle it, because I still think it’s a great pop song, but it’s a pop song; do you know what I mean? It doesn’t have any kind of weight behind it, as such. But maybe that’s the irony of it.”

Astley would never put the song down, mind you. It’s just that, as he says, “If I was a young kid now looking at that song, I’d have to say I’d think it was pretty naff, really.”

(Wikipedia on “naff”: British slang for “something which is seen to be particularly ‘cheesy’ or ‘tacky’ or in otherwise poor aesthetic taste.”) “For me it’s a good example of what some of the ’80s were about in that pop sort of music way. A bit like you could say Debbie Gibson was absolutely massive, but if you look back at it now ... do you know what I mean?”

...

“Listen, I just think it’s bizarre and funny. My main consideration is that my daughter doesn’t get embarrassed about it.”

[Al Yellon]

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/webscout/2008/03/rick-astley-kin.html

For his part, Astley was nothing if not modest about his new cultural role. “If this had happened around some kind of rock song, with a lyric that really meant something -- a Bruce Springsteen, "God bless America" ... or an anti-something kind of song, I could kind of understand that,” Astley said. “But for something as, and I don’t mean to belittle it, because I still think it’s a great pop song, but it’s a pop song; do you know what I mean? It doesn’t have any kind of weight behind it, as such. But maybe that’s the irony of it.”

Astley would never put the song down, mind you. It’s just that, as he says, “If I was a young kid now looking at that song, I’d have to say I’d think it was pretty naff, really.”

(Wikipedia on “naff”: British slang for “something which is seen to be particularly ‘cheesy’ or ‘tacky’ or in otherwise poor aesthetic taste.”) “For me it’s a good example of what some of the ’80s were about in that pop sort of music way. A bit like you could say Debbie Gibson was absolutely massive, but if you look back at it now ... do you know what I mean?”

...

“Listen, I just think it’s bizarre and funny. My main consideration is that my daughter doesn’t get embarrassed about it.”

I read that and was surprised by how cool he seemed about the whole thing.

[Slaky+]

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/webscout/2008/03/rick-astley-kin.html

For his part, Astley was nothing if not modest about his new cultural role. “If this had happened around some kind of rock song, with a lyric that really meant something -- a Bruce Springsteen, "God bless America" ... or an anti-something kind of song, I could kind of understand that,” Astley said. “But for something as, and I don’t mean to belittle it, because I still think it’s a great pop song, but it’s a pop song; do you know what I mean? It doesn’t have any kind of weight behind it, as such. But maybe that’s the irony of it.”

Astley would never put the song down, mind you. It’s just that, as he says, “If I was a young kid now looking at that song, I’d have to say I’d think it was pretty naff, really.”

(Wikipedia on “naff”: British slang for “something which is seen to be particularly ‘cheesy’ or ‘tacky’ or in otherwise poor aesthetic taste.”) “For me it’s a good example of what some of the ’80s were about in that pop sort of music way. A bit like you could say Debbie Gibson was absolutely massive, but if you look back at it now ... do you know what I mean?”

...

“Listen, I just think it’s bizarre and funny. My main consideration is that my daughter doesn’t get embarrassed about it.”

I read that and was surprised by how cool he seemed about the whole thing.

I thought he was gay.

[The Ghost of Desipio Past]

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/webscout/2008/03/rick-astley-kin.html

For his part, Astley was nothing if not modest about his new cultural role. “If this had happened around some kind of rock song, with a lyric that really meant something -- a Bruce Springsteen, "God bless America" ... or an anti-something kind of song, I could kind of understand that,” Astley said. “But for something as, and I don’t mean to belittle it, because I still think it’s a great pop song, but it’s a pop song; do you know what I mean? It doesn’t have any kind of weight behind it, as such. But maybe that’s the irony of it.”

Astley would never put the song down, mind you. It’s just that, as he says, “If I was a young kid now looking at that song, I’d have to say I’d think it was pretty naff, really.”

(Wikipedia on “naff”: British slang for “something which is seen to be particularly ‘cheesy’ or ‘tacky’ or in otherwise poor aesthetic taste.”) “For me it’s a good example of what some of the ’80s were about in that pop sort of music way. A bit like you could say Debbie Gibson was absolutely massive, but if you look back at it now ... do you know what I mean?”

...

“Listen, I just think it’s bizarre and funny. My main consideration is that my daughter doesn’t get embarrassed about it.”

I read that and was surprised by how cool he seemed about the whole thing.

I thought he was gay.

He is most certainly, not gay.

[EG]

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/webscout/2008/03/rick-astley-kin.html

For his part, Astley was nothing if not modest about his new cultural role. “If this had happened around some kind of rock song, with a lyric that really meant something -- a Bruce Springsteen, "God bless America" ... or an anti-something kind of song, I could kind of understand that,” Astley said. “But for something as, and I don’t mean to belittle it, because I still think it’s a great pop song, but it’s a pop song; do you know what I mean? It doesn’t have any kind of weight behind it, as such. But maybe that’s the irony of it.”

Astley would never put the song down, mind you. It’s just that, as he says, “If I was a young kid now looking at that song, I’d have to say I’d think it was pretty naff, really.”

(Wikipedia on “naff”: British slang for “something which is seen to be particularly ‘cheesy’ or ‘tacky’ or in otherwise poor aesthetic taste.”) “For me it’s a good example of what some of the ’80s were about in that pop sort of music way. A bit like you could say Debbie Gibson was absolutely massive, but if you look back at it now ... do you know what I mean?”

...

“Listen, I just think it’s bizarre and funny. My main consideration is that my daughter doesn’t get embarrassed about it.”

I read that and was surprised by how cool he seemed about the whole thing.

I thought he was gay.

He is most certainly, not gay.

Oh dear.  How about we change the subject?

http://partmule.com/blog16/wp-content/uploads/2007/11/keeley-hazell-6.jpg