Is there anything the Japanese aren’t good at? Granted, this talent is a bit useless for any common person, but it’s great to have as a secretary.
In 20 seconds flat, this woman stamps 100 checks like a machine.
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We’ve seen the dramatic chipmunk, the dramatic lemur, and countless other theatrical critters. But here’s one set to blow all the others away. Meet the dramatic pug.
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Susan Boyle started the Britain’s Got Talent final as the runaway favorite. Many people, including the bookies, assumed victory was assured for the Scottish virgin. But it wasn’t to be. Because Diversity managed to overcome the odds and beat Boyle to the win.
If you’re unaware of the Susan Boyle phenomenon then where have you been? This unassuming middle-aged Scottish virgin has made headlines around the world with her performances on Britain’s Got Talent.
Last night was the final of the show and this is Boyle’s final performance. It was great, she sang really well, looked nice, and wowed the judges and audience. But did she win?…
“When we started the show, my hair was black and the president was white.”
You can catch Leno’s final thoughts (and thank you’s) on the clip above, or watch his entire last episode below…
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It takes a brave person to venture out in the middle of a Japanese winter. Thankfully the hot springs are there to take the edge off the chill.
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No, they didn’t did they? They did? Now that’s what I call an educational day at the zoo. I’ve heard of getting up close and personal with wild animals but this may be taking the idea a little too far.
Yes, boys, you are right. Luigi’s Mansion for Game Cube was a bit crap, wasn’t it?
14 years ago, there was a little movie released by the name of Toy Story. It blew everyone away, being the first of the new wave of animated features produced entirely on computers. There have been hundreds of animated films since but Toy Story will always have a place on our hearts.
In yet another disgusting display of pursuit of profit no matter what the cost, children are being given anti-psychotic drugs – often for problems they don’t actually have.
