Mar 08 2010
Funnyman Brandon on the Street
Funnyman Brandon on the Pavement
Funnyman Brandon hits the streets in downtown Toronto to get some tips for Valentine’s Day. Content from Urban Comedy Network on YouTube
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Mar 08 2010
Funnyman Brandon hits the streets in downtown Toronto to get some tips for Valentine’s Day. Content from Urban Comedy Network on YouTube
Feb 08 2010
A classic funny parody from Fox’s MadTV correlating American Foreign Policy and the craziness that is Steve Jobs and the Apple ‘Fan Boys’.
Jan 31 2010
College Humor goes in again at Apple and their recent iPad device – which we all know, is such a bad name for a product, but I am sure we will get used to it – just like we got used to the ‘Nintendo Wii’.
Jan 22 2010

All about ambiguity
Part 2 of the ‘Funny Double Entendre’ series (check pt.1 here), this time these are some funny newspaper headlines that are in a desperate need for an edit. The main literal problem with these headlines is the ambiguity in some of the word(s) – without the proper context, the headlines have multiple meanings.
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- the ambiguity lies in whether we put our children in the oven with the cookies, sounds like circa 1940’s Nazi Germany
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- really? Could the fact that jet crashed already lead one to a conclusion that ’something went wrong?’
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- ‘Nine Months’ need to be explained – are the drunks put inside the violin case for a pregnancy term?
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- Captain Obvious to the rescue!
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- newspaper headlines should be ran by at least three different copy editors
Dec 18 2009

Afro Martial Artist
This is some funny shit straight out of the Blaxploitation film genre of the 1970’s. Now, we all have heard of the more popular Blaxploitation films like ‘Shaft’, ‘Foxy Brown’, and even ‘Dolomite’, but there were tons more – this is one of the ‘more’. Enter ‘Black Belt Jones’ – a martial arts fighting afro brother that has unique/funky way of fighting crime.
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These are the bad movies that are so bad that it is actually ‘good’ – don’t ask me how that can be, but it happens. These days, bad movies are just bad.
