The best part of this video has to be the ‘shocking and scary’ music at the very end.
In this video a middle-aged man shows us all how to make the perfect pitcher of iced tea. But it’s not so much about the tea as is it about just how creepy our host is.
Maurice Alberto Rocca, also known as Daily Show correspondent Mo Rocca, was recently hired by Bank of America to host a “man on the street” type web series to double as promotion for the banking company.
With ‘Mo Rocca on Banking’, viewers can learn how to make their banking experience “more efficient than ever.”
Wow, what in the world would set off this crazy girl and get her to try to freestyle slam a little old lady on the subway. My guess would be nothing and this girl is just crazy.
It appears the other riders on the subway feel the same way and try to get that crazy girl off the train. The subtitles help a bit, although they aren’t totally accurate, and are also poking fun of this insane asylum escapee. Definitely makes for some entertaining reading.
The experiment in this video was done before by psychologists Kenneth and Mamie Clark over 50 years ago. A group of children are put in front of a black doll and a white doll and asked a series of simple questions.
Sadly, the results are the same today.
I’m not fat; I’m just fluffy. Strangely enough, I don’t get away with telling people that…
If you’re an aspiring comedian or just interested in the way your favorite comic’s mind ticks, then be sure to check out Comedy Insider. Unlike other online comedy shows, this one is made for and by comedians.
As it turns out, there is more to being funny than meets the ear.
After a rough start, Marissa Winoker and professional partner Tony seem to be flying through these eliminations with a blink of the eye; while Mario and Karina get the boot, and Jason Taylor and Edyta barely escape the dreaded fate.
Let’s take a peek at Mario and Karina’s Viennese waltz as a sort of farewell to the sadly departed couple.
The above clip is taken from the TV show Brainiac in which professional experiments are done. If you ever find yourself with an ostrich egg and a microwave don’t try this at home.
Unless, of course, you want a broken microwave.
