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Somewhere in New Jersey people are taking themselves way too seriously and using fake tan-in-a-can and hair gels to look cool. Sad as it is odd. These dudes look like a bad Saturday Night Live skit.

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We hope the pilot knows what he's doing when he drops people off at this high-altitude resort.

Hmmm... might wanna do some laundry before heading to bed tonight.

They do things a little different over there in Russia. Take for example these images of some of the oddities. There's never a shortage of wacky images from Russia so if you like these be sure to check out the gallery linked below for more.

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Critics agree that Osama Bin Laden is valuable dead or alive.

The casts of Matt Groening two notable cartoons meet for a sweet, 2-page spread. The Simpsons are mingling in with the world of Futurama in a fun mix of characters.

Looks like a small fender-bender might make a few people late for work.

What's this Target Ad trying to sell us? Is this bullseye trying to sell us pants?

IESB.net has uploaded new Cloverfield still images as well as the final one sheet Cloverfield poster (above). Some of the pictures were released a few months ( see here and here) back and a couple look like they were lifted from the trailer. However for the first time in awhile there are plenty new images to look at and analyze.

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Hey, that last one looks familiar! Compare it to the 1st image on 1-18-08.com:

One of our favorite television programs is the U.S. adaptation of "The Office." The original office aired in the U.K. and was the creation of series creators Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant who went on after this show and created the fantastic "Extras."


(write-up via Wikipedia) "The Office" is an award-winning American television comedy that portrays the daily lives of office employees in the Scranton, Pennsylvania branch of the fictitious Dunder Mifflin Paper Company. Although fictional and scripted, the show takes the form of a documentary, with the presence of the camera openly acknowledged.

Based on the British series of the same name, it was adapted for U.S. audiences by executive producer Greg Daniels, a veteran writer of Saturday Night Live, King of the Hill and The Simpsons. Original series creators Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant have production credits on the show, and wrote an episode for the show's third season. "