May 24, 2006

"That's Not How F-Bombs Are Dropped, You Igit!"

Perhaps not so good this week; I blame the Montenegrin independence push and the glut of Country Music Award photos (and my weekend foray) for the paucity of decent photos. Click on the thumbnail for a larger (and oftentimes context-revealing) picture, try as many as you want in the comments (including your chance to be Mr. Blackwell in #5), and tell me your favorites. #1 and #6 are neck-in-neck in my book.

1. Oh no! Robert Guillaume's been brainwashed by a white girl! This looks like a job for Undercover Brother!

2. Son, in about 12 years, they're going to invent 133t-speak, and at that point you will have been pwn3d!!1!

3. Oy gewalt, I'm beginning to think that he doesn't even understand the concept behind "Charades."

4. OK... we're ready for the first encore, Madonna!

5. [Practice time! Fashion-bitch it up!]

6. I was wondering when Architectural Digest was going to get around to covering Bob Saget's bungalow in Aspen.

7. "You said this was hell... but it looks like heaven!" "No, it's hell... for the showgirls." (rim shot)

8. As his career falters, Murray Head finds himself playing increasingly more intimate venues.

9. The untold, divine story of the inspiration behind Mel Brooks' "Jews In Space" sketch at the end of The History of the World, Part I.

10. Finally, a military mission I can get behind: eliminating shitty country duos.

Remember to get ready for the birthday roast tomorrow! Somebody else suggested a caption-fest for my Flickr photos instead; well, there's 327 of them waiting for you. All you have to do is sign up.

(Not Really An) UPDATE: Holy fucking shit.




Posted by Norbizness at May 24, 2006 12:17 AM
Comments

6)is golden. 8) my fave. 4)is cruel (What's the difference between Madonna and a limo?).


5) "Keech Rainwater, left, and Dean Sams of the nominated group Lonestar pose as they arrive for the 41st Academy of Country Music Awards, Tuesday, May 23, 2006, in Las Vegas."

MelissaRiversBot: It is theoretically impossible to frame that sentence in a gayer fashion.

Posted by: Grotesqueticle at May 24, 2006 12:03 AM

PRACTICE CAPTION 5: Have to keep control... must not touch... man boobies...

Posted by: Ronald Brak at May 24, 2006 12:59 AM

I enjoyed #2 and to a lesser extent, #8.

I can't decide if #1 is a doomed Comedy Central attempt at filling Chappelle's spot, or a bizarre turn in the Natalee Holloway [or some other missing white girl] case, si I'll just do the practice one.

5. Somebody's been watching Queer Eye for the "Straight" Guy

Posted by: Montag at May 24, 2006 07:32 AM

#3. And then I grabbed him, like this, and said, "I caught you terrist, you're coming with me".

Honestly, that's how it happened.

#4. And I thought them big loop earrings were tacky.

#5. No prize for guessing who's the bitch in this relationship.

My fave was 9.


Posted by: Michelle at May 24, 2006 08:07 AM

1. "As we said, the flag is about heritage not hate. Hey boy, you eyeballin' the white lady?...Didn't think so."
2. Dan Qualye realizes that Lloyd has just made him look stupider than his boss's kids.
9. The Klan reaches out to Jews with a new graphic.

Posted by: histrogeek at May 24, 2006 09:00 AM

I didn't think my urge to kill could rise any higher, until I learned that Trace Adkins actually has a song called "Honky Tonk Badonkadonk."

Posted by: Pete at May 24, 2006 09:29 AM

I have a terrible confession to make. I was flipping around the dial last night and came across Rascal Flatts doing "Me And My Gang". I thought, who are these guys? This isn't a country song. I listened to the whole tune and just about fell out out of my chair. I loved it! I even took a look at some of their albums on Amazon this morning.

I'm so ashamed. Maybe it's Duran Duran fever.

Posted by: vachon at May 24, 2006 10:28 AM

1. Black is the new white.
8. Bigger than ever in Japan: Mandy Patinkin.
9. Cletis never could get the hang of cross-burning.
10. The Literalists Society's salute to Bob Dylan.

Posted by: Vast Left at May 24, 2006 10:55 AM

I'm a little spent from last week's threepeat, so I'll be selective.

1. Clayton Bigsby: The Early Years

2. "You just became a punch line, Dan. Get used to it."

4. The party favors at the Neverland Ranch were always something special.

5. "Yeah, we know. We never heard of us either."

9. "Look, Rebben! It's the Bat Mitzvah Signal!"

Posted by: Otto Man at May 24, 2006 10:59 AM

1. "If Britney's mom hated K-Fed, wait'll she gets a load of me!"

2. "No offense, Dan. I just hope this great country never has a dimwit like you for President."

3. And the process of embarrassing ourselves before a fairly elected leader begins anew.

4. "No, I haven't seen the President's Cabinet. Why do you ask?"

5. A pink background? Oh, that's just TOO much!

6. "It puts the lotion on the caption."

7. My favorite, along with Pete's.

8. Once again, the Chinese have us beat. The problem with our Iraq occupation? No karaoke.

9. When did David Duke convert to Judaism?

10. "Don't let those soldiers near the Honky Tonk Badonkadonk Dancers!"

Posted by: Decker at May 24, 2006 01:30 PM

I liked 8 and 9.

1. Townhall columnist Thomas Sowell spends another weekend the same way he spends all of them: driving his boss's daughter to Klan rallies.

2. Senator, I've met George W. Bush. I've met George W. Bush several times over the years, although George W. Bush was no friend of mine. Senator, you're -- well, actually, you're exactly like that dim-witted son-of-a-bitch.

3. Good friends always tell you when you've got something stuck in your teeth.

4. Sergeant, we're headed to the Capitol Building. You're gonna need more handcuffs than that!

5. A couple of ex-gays show up at the Country Music Awards.

6. Food is dropped through this chute into the gaping maw of the vice president.

7. Holy crap, I wonder how much that lapdance cost.

8. The maitre d' awards this evening's comlimentary Zima to a lucky diner at table 53.

9. Settle down, guys, that's actually just a gang sign.

10. Hey, they borrowed the president's foolproof way to avoid getting booed off the stage: Always appear in front of some soldiers, or the parents of dead ones.

Posted by: TravisG at May 24, 2006 02:41 PM