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Improv Everywhere has been around a long time, but I stumbled across this video of their spontaneous food court musical today and wanted to share the fun:

You can check out other exhibits of their comedy genius at ImprovEverywhere.com

Be sure to peruse their video collection, as well.

It’s really about time for someone to create a weekly television series for them…

You may have seen this Talking Dogs clip elsewhere, but I just had to add it here, quite adorable.

Now if we could just get our two stoic cats to speak we’d have something extraordinary…

Ok, so I confess I never got around to seeing Sex and the City on the big screen, although I was an addict when it was on HBO. I figure it got such mixed reviews, at this point there is no harm in my waiting ’til it shows up on Netflix.

But in light of the topic at hand, I have to share this video I stumbled upon, starring the hysterically sarcastic Bea Arthur in full Carrie Bradshaw regalia and Abe Vigoda as a geriatric Big. Now had THIS been made into a 2 hour feature film, I surely would have broken down and bought a ticket…

I learned of this prank from the fine people at UrbanPrankster.com and ImprovEverywhere.com, two amazingly creative, funny and awesome sites with the loyal participation of many talented, fun-loving people. Check out their sites, the video, Slo Mo Home Depot, is one of my favorites–wish I could’ve been part of the group that pulled that one off.

Apparently, Verizon Wireless had the marketing smarts to actually make their commercial come to life for one lucky customer. Check out this video, just another reason to stick with Verizon – for their sense of humor (not to mention their fantastic IN network calling plan). Enjoy!

more about “Urban Prankster“, posted with vodpod

With my tears just barely dry after Hilary’s loss, I came upon a brief, but clear, comparison courtesy of the Wall Street Journal that clearly lays out where Obama and McCain stand on the issues. Check it out: The Battle Begins

Tug-O-War (Wall Street Journal)

On a lighter note, I came across this “newsworthy” video that goes on and on (and on) about the highly important and culturally significant” fist bump. Maybe it’s just me, but sadly, they never mentioned the public butt slap — even funnier. Ah well, that’s a slow news day for ya!

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