I don't know if this will translate to the US tv news experience - but this totally nails economic news reports in the UK:



Cultural note: Twix is a candy bar*


* I'm picking up the lingo!

"Investigating reporter, Emily Surname."

hahahahahahahaaaa!!!!!

does it translate??!!

it steals the script from Fox News, but in a calmer, more intelligent tone and accent. "We're not telling you anything substantive, but you will know, your reptilian backbrain will know, how to react and remember this story long after the absence of verifiable details ceases to bother you. Back to you in the Fox News studios."

You're damn right it is.

And now I want one!!!

Thanks, Dana, thanks a lot!:mad2:

:lol2:

Man kisses a horse. You'll never believe what happens next!

Sweet.

NSFW

But David Blaine is a showman that amazes me each time I see one of his "tricks"

Anyone who enjoys this sort of thing will positively lurve "Deceptive Practice: The Mysteries & Mentors of Ricky Jay", an outstanding documentary look at improvised, and close-up magic.

I still lie awake and think about this trick involving the producing of a block of ice out of thin air...

On Netflix.

Also: Harrison's orange cut a little too easy.

Grammar nazi

Something for the laydeez courtesy of BGT:

The Grammar Nazi clip reminded me of the Cool Whip scenes from Family Guy:

This is so funny:

I still think there was juuuust a little too much actual John Oliver in that clip.

I kid.:D