My Internet provider recently doubled the speed of service in our area. Seemingly everyone I tell makes a joke about quicker access to porn. In that spirit, here are two videos poking fun at that.
First, the Onion jokes that Congress passed the Pornographic Media Concealment Act, to hide this generation's porn habit from future generations.
I miss real music. Recently, a lot of what's popular seems technologically-enhanced, over-produced, and auto-tuned.
That's why I like VH-1's Unplugged site. It is showcases talent stripped of the pyrotechnics and glossy production. What's left are the artist and the art.
Here are two videos worth watching, in part for the music ... and in part for their larger purpose. They were made to draw attention and raise funds to support humanitarian
efforts in Haiti.
The first is a remake of the R.E.M. classic,
“Everybody Hurts”. Simon Cowell-produced it; and it is very well done.
Valentine's Day Cartoons as a Sign of the Times
It is often a bit of uneasy truth that spices up the best editorial cartoons.
Here are a few cartoons that capture the spirit and sentiment underlying our economy and markets.
Belt-tightening and under-employment are a focus when Cupid needs a pawnshop or gets laid-off.
And it is tough to fix the structural issues when politics become more important than progress.
For more cartoons, click here to visit Cagle's site.
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