Too Funky For Words

[Chainmeister]

If you are heading up to Parkside to practice for IOS #1 make sure to stop and buy some gas right after you get off I94.  You will see this telephone with these signs.  Hello?  Hello? 

[pickax]

When I saw the title of this thread, I thought you were talking about the odors by the course in Summit.

[Jon Brakel]

We haven't had a "Too Funky for Words" entry in a while so I thought I'd share this. This is really "Too Funny for Words" but I think it is in the spirit of the thread. By the way, I've never seen anyone's feet turn into a liquid state before...now! This is a video for those that might be bandwidth tight but it is safe for work or the whole the family to watch. http://www.wckg.com/pages/693986.php?contentType=4&contentId=699311

[Bruce Brakel]

I was looking for the etymology of eBay, but all i could find was books on etymology for sale on eBay and this website that is about etymology:  http://www.hotforwords.com/words/

That website could lead to a worldwide revival in etymology!  I posted that link, instead of the front page, because it doesn't have the same spoiler potential as the front page.  As far as I can tell, all the videos are safe for work.

Eventually I found the etymology of eBay but not until I dumbed down my search terms. 

And speaking of dumbed down, it's not like some genius found a hot, dumb chick to do this off a teleprompter.  This whole thing is her own concept.  What a country. 

[Bruce Brakel]

I guess a lot of the links on that page are dead.  "Bisextile" works.  Works for me anyway.   

If you can find her youtube channel, that works. 

[Bruce Brakel]

If you haven't checked out Hot for Words, you don't know what you're missing.  I've watched most of the archive. 

This is too funky too.  I posted it on the pdga.com UFC thread without comment.  http://www.breitbart.tv/html/132723.html

When I was in college going to the dojo five days a week, I could have competed in the middleweight division!

[Bruce Brakel]

So there's this website that has about 40 "reverse magazines."  This is the one that is on Reverse Jon's coffee table:

<img src="http://img3.glowfoto.com/images/2008/07/22-1730545917T.jpg" alt="free image hosting" border=0 />

http://www.somethingawful.com/d/photoshop-phriday/reverse-magazines.php?page=1

[Tom McManus]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090303/ap_on_fe_st/odd_bong_cat   

At the police station Shadow requested an ipod loaded with Dark Side of the Moon and a set of headphones.

[mirth]

and Nilla wafers

[Chainmeister]

Sometimes "too funky" can still be G rated.  Maybe some of you saw the prisoners doing Thriller.  Well, here is another choreographed item in an unsual place.  it may be raining, your dog may have died and you may have lost your job but this ought to bring a smile to your face.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vq6b9bMBXpg

[airspuds]

apparently jack bauer did not get to the gas canistors in time

[Bruce Brakel]

I think this is hilarious if you've read the Torture Memo.  Kira thinks it is hilarious even if you haven't. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJSXbA9j0Js&feature=player_embedded

[thedraphter]

Bruce,

I agree with Kira.  I havn't read the memo, and I think it was absolutely hilarious .  when I read at the beginning that they guy is writing a song a day, I thought that this would stink, but it was quite creative and done really well.

[Bruce Brakel]

If you are generally curious about things, this guy is fascinating:

Richard Feynman

Plug his name into a YouTube search and listen to a few of his four minute lectures.

If you are generally curious about things, now you cannot help yourself. 

I'd offer a link, but this is really just for curious people.