Japanese Synchronized Gymnastics - Yes, It's A Real Thing

This is a thing?! Did I invent Japan? Because everything they do and make, I love.

[BuzzFeed]

The English Language In 24 Accents [video]

Bloody fantastic, mate. (I just did that in an accent. Which one? Pick one, I did it in that one.)

[Boing Boing]

Family Matters Theme Song Cover

Sick Animation covers the Family Matters theme song.



Here's another slow-paced cover of a beloved 80s/90s sitcom's theme song (Saved By the Bell by Randy Haddock) from last year:



Who's going to cover Charles in Charge in 2011?

Calvin and Hobbes from September 6, 2010

I'm almost a month late on this, but I was busy watching some great TV shows.

[GoComics]

Hey, Best Week Ever's Noah Garfinkel, Let's Be Friends

I've been reading Noah Garfinkel's articles on Best Week Ever for a while now. This guy causes real-life LOLs and I think we would be great friends. His humor is exactly what humor should be—hilarious. And to top it all off, I read his article "I Ruin Your Morning After Dentist" today and find out that he's watching Veronica Mars on Netflix like a college kid cramming for a test the night before. I WATCHED VERONICA MARS EXACTLY LIKE THAT ON NETFLIX THIS SUMMER!! I think Kristen Bell must have heard about us and is now campaigning to get a movie going for the show that was canceled three years ago. That's the only explanation that makes any sense.

Here are some pictures of things I mentioned in this blog:

Noah Garfinkel

Veronica Mars (Season 1) DVD cover

Photoshop'd dramatization of Kristen Bell's eagerness to please her new fans

Real-Life Slow Motion Movers and Poppers in Japan [video]

A group of Japanese men, known as World Order, take to the streets and various locales of Japan to travel in fake slow-motion. Also, they dance. Japan's Best Dance Crew anyone?



[Vulture]

BESTIE x BESTIE 1 [video]

I know this is almost a week old (which translates to "old news, snore, zzzz, neeexxxxtttt!" in Internet language), but I just rewatched it and loved it as much as the first time. This is what Jenny Slate should have been on Saturday Night Live in what I hope is the first of many episodes of a web series with her bestie Gabe Liedman.