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This video needs no explanation, you’ll know why you’re watching it as soon as it gets… awesome.
Thanks, Elliiot

This has got to be the best thing on the net today; dolls made for children with down syndrome that resemble children with down syndrome. They’ve covered all the ethnic bases and even developed little background stories for them. Now before you get all defensive and like, “This is so wrong!” just remember you’re going to hell for about a billion other reasons, so laugh it up…cause god is a evolutionary invention.

Thanks O’Brutal

OBAMA/PRIME in ‘08? Hell yes! That’s a ticket I could vote for.

From a run-down of all Obamas’ options for a running mate at MightyGodKing.

I realize it’s been 30+ years since the Tube Bar tapes and 20+ Years since Moe’s Bar took up the standard, but there’s still something satisfying about a good prank call. Not to mention, now that the internet exists, we can synch up the audio to random video or perhaps some well chosen static image, as with this clip set to a Earles and Jensen cut. Thanks, Al Gore!

I wish all commercials were this good. Second installment here.

Tim & Eric have a great show on Adult Swim: Tim & Eric Awesome Show, Great Job. More video clips.

How did DG miss this site, dedicated to LOL+art?! (Related: Cremaster Halloween costumes.) More faves (though the site is uneven):

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The Art Newspaper, following the lead of USA Today, introduces us to Robert Francis Montgomery/Robert Fontaine, who is being sued by Robert Rauschenberg for selling some large negatives he “found” in Rauschenberg’s garbage. The weird thing is that he’s selling the “work” as authentic Rauschenbergs, with certificates and everthing. My favorite part?

Montgomery says that all of Rauschenberg’s claims are barred because Rauschenberg “is the author” of the material which is the subject of the lawsuit. In an answer filed in court on 14 February, Montgomery says that the claims are further barred because if Rauschenberg did sustain damages, they are attributable to the artist’s “own reckless, negligent or culpable conduct.”

Like taking out his trash. At any rate, if Montgomery wins this thing, you’ll find me outside Julian Snapple’s house in the West Village, every Thursday, waiting for him to take out the recycling.

Images by Arman: Robert Rauschenberg’s Refuse (left), La Poubelle de Bernard Venet (right)

From the about section:

Do you stand out in a crowd wearing something outrageous? Do you do crazy things with your hair to get noticed? Do you go over the top or just dress down? Have you a passion for scarves? Are you a shoe horder? Do your fake furs make you feel a million dollars? Or, like I, go horseriding determined to do it the Dick Turpin way, complete with medieval costume, high legged boots and a flowing cape.

Well, then head over to this Flickr Group for gay wizards then, you silly-ass!

The Superpapa is coming and everyone is in a frenzy. Make the jump for some hilarious images of his holy fraudulence.

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