Joe the Plumber was the obvious winner tonight

It's up, right now, but just wait until the furious after-debate Googlers get to it.

He'll get into his office tomorrow and it'll be:

Breaking: follow @FakeJoePlumber, for all your Joe the Plumber needs.

I think I was listening to Wait Wait, Don't Tell Me and they made a joke about Armstrong's age. I don't even remember what the joke was but my wife and I immediately seized on the idea of him riding a Rascal around France. From that, this ridiculous image was born:

The funny thing about it, is Armstrong is only a year older than I am, and I don't feel all that old Still the joke worked well for the two of us (my wife was cracking up over my shoulder as I was building it out) and that's all that matters.

This is the candidate for the new millennium.

Why Jackie?
(more…)

this is a post for all those things I see from time to time that make me think "I should share that" and then I don't because I think "everyone has probably already seen it" when in fact everyone probably hasn't. So here are a few of those things, rolled up into one link-filled nugget of joy.

"A Coke Addict Makes a Coke-Flavored Cola and Calls it Coke"

The 5 Greatest Things Ever Accomplished While High

DNA, Psychoanalyisis, Coca Cola a No Hitter and… you'll have to click through for #1.

Calvin and Jobs

A brilliant technolust cousin to Garfield Minus Garfield from Mad (the paper magazine, which is why we're linking to flickr).

Just In Case You Want To Play Catch-Up With the Meme Thing

Here's a handy timeline. The first I remember experiencing firsthand was the "Ate my Balls" thing, which makes me feel old.

Of course, everything makes me feel old right now, so that's nothing new.

For what it's worth, my favorite of the highlighted items is the classic "All Your Base Are Belong To Us." Now watch as I post it, like the Internet equivalent of a classic rock DJ

…but the rest of you might enjoy this as well.

Usher's Love in this Club, performed by The Rock-afire Explosion.

This brilliant video was programmed by Chris Thrash and Aaron Fetcher.

For more info (and to bid on your favorite song):

Rock-afire Explosion Show Bids

Have you wanted to see the Rock-afire Explosion perform your favorite song? Would you like to have us program a song for your girlfriend, boyfriend, mother or child? Well, here's how to make it happen! This is the page where the list of songs being bid on for the Rock-afire Explosion to perform will appear as well as the winning song each week.