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Monday, January 31, 2011

VIEWER'S DISCRETION ADVISED: Tracy Morgan Goes Over the Line When Talking About Sarah Palin During Pre-Game Show

When you invite Morgan on live air for an unscripted interview, you are asking for trouble. When posed the question, "Who do you think is hotter, Tina Fey or Sarah Palin?" this is what Morgan responds...

LOL, also take a look at how uncomfortable this makes the guy on the left feel. (YES, the white guy)

Washington Resurrects the "Internet Kill Switch" Bill After Egypt Shuts Down Their Internet



TALK TO YOUR REPRESENTATIVES AND SENATORS NOOOWWW!!! THIS BILL MUST NOT PASS!
Stay informed and help keep the internet free!

Read about it HERE

Man Sues Because He is Deprived of Facebook




This is ridiculous. This guy named Mustafa Fteja (yeah, try saying that 10 times fast) is suing Facebook because his account got deleted. Facebook claims he violated the terms of Service. The Albanian (probably a terrorist and the reason they booted him off of FB was because he was making terrorist threats or something) is suing because without Facebook, that-guy-whose-name-is-too-hard-to-spell is being "alienated...from his family and friends". He's suing for $1500 per FB friend which amounts to about $500K.

Seriously dude? Just make a new account or something. Don't waste everyone's time with this. It's not that hard getting all of your friends back.

9 Seconds of FAIL

This video is only 9 seconds long, but it will give you more than that many seconds of laughs. These drunk idiots at a bar soaked a bunch of bar tables in hopes to make a what, a slip-n-slide? I'm not entirely sure, but they fail HARD and it's hilarious.

What's Going On In Egypt?



Protests started on Tuesday, January 25, when -- inspired by the successful revolution in Tunisia -- thousands began taking to the streets to protest poverty, rampant unemployment, government corruption and autocratic governance of President Hosni Mubarak, who has ruled the country for 30 years. These were the first protests on such a large scale in Egypt since the 1970s.

For more info, check out this site [copy and paste only; link function is still not working! >:( ]
http://huff.to/f5uJDA