Category Archives: humor

Hicks Vid of the Day: “Modern Bummer” (1990)

This is a hilarious bit and the opening track to Bill Hicks’s debut album, Dangerous (1990)

Bum: You got any money?
Bill: Yeah, I do. Thanks for reminding me. It feels great.

Hahahaha.

“The very idea they want me to just give them the hard earned money my folks send me every week.”

Beavis and Butthead Make Their Triumphant Return!

Wow, I can actually remember when the final episode aired fourteen years ago; I watched it with my brothers at the tender age of seven. I can’t wait to see what the headbanging duo have in store for us in twenty eleven.

Tonight (10/27) Beavis and Butthead are back on MTV @ 10/9C!

Some informative links:
http://tv.yahoo.com/news/beavis-butt-head-back-whats-whats-old-195100006.html

http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/news/tv/la-et-beavis-butthead-20111027,0,4953259.story
And best of all here is a sneak preview:

 

Music Vid of the Day: Do You Remember RNR Radio?

One of the best Ramones songs/videos. The Ramones were/are the greatest, like the halfway point in Rock and Roll- they represented and still represent the past (Early Rock and Roll pre 70s/late 60s even), the Present (the 70s, present for them anyway) and the future (today), everything that came before and would come next. Completely derivative, but also cutting edge. Fucking love it. If you don’t like it, then you are on glue! Nuff said.

Alright, alright, I’ll take it easy on my Hunx references

Quote of the Day: Cartman on Shitting Your Pants

Cartman Vs. the Principal and other teachers on the humor (or lack thereof) of another student defecating in his own pants during school:

“OK, but you probably understand that, for Pete, it isn’t that funny. For him it’s embarrassing and terrifying.” – Principal
“Heh heh. Right. That’s why it’s super funny. To me.” – Cartman, from last night’s episode, “Bass to Mouth,” Season 15, Episode 3. Courtesy of http://cliqueclack.com/tv/2011/10/19/south-park-bass-to-mouth/ 

Hicks Vid of the Day: “It’s Just a Ride” (1992)

“A choice between fear and love.” This is Bill Hicks at his kind, humane, gentle core. Gentle, an adjective one probably would not associate with Bill, an otherwise harsh, caustic comedian- albeit, brilliant. I think of this anytime I feel down and need something life affirming, despite its simplicity, the underlying message of love and brotherhood (or sisterhood lol) trumps any notion of ignorance.