This one might appeal to the kids of the graduating audience, but something tell me the parents that forked ou\ver the $100K+ in tuitions wanted someone a little more… serious?  Don’t get me wrong, I love Will Ferrell but I’d still prefer the dry Surgeon General speech I got if only to make the parents happy.  Man I’m starting to sound old…

Ha, here’s a fairly amusing viral vid straight from Japan (gasp!) of a workout video featuring three girls repeatedly saying English phrases apparently with the intention of teaching English while working out.  The funny thing is they’re learning to say such bizarre phrases like “I was robbed by two men” since most of the simulated situations appear to involve being mugged on the streets of New York.

Anyways, this looks like this is moving around the web quite a bit virally, so I thought I’d post for your entertainment.

Caught this interesting post from our friends at Gizmodo of an Italian artist (Jan Vormann) who went around his quiet town of Bocchignano, Italy and provided repairs to various walls. Here’s the trick, instead of using your standard brick & mortar fare to do the job, he used a combination of Lego bricks to complete the repairs.  Now I just have to figure out how to use Lego’s to fix that leaky faucet…

Just caught this interesting blog post from DearJaneSample.com, and thought it was an experiment worth sharing. It’s simply a 24 hour timeline of all the brands that the blog’s moderator interacts with, which gives an eerily telling story of the days events.

I thought of putting together my own timeline, but fear that most of it would involve an embarrassingly “healthy” dose of everything between 5:48pm and 2:18am (unfortunately much more of the former as of late).

Alright ladies, you might want to sit down for this memorable American Idol tryout from the sweet (yet misguided) intentions of one Renaldo Lapuz.  Words can’t quite express this little skit from the wannabe idol, but it certainly shouldn’t be missed.

As a follow-up to a report last week regarding the hilarious “feud” between Stephen Colbert and Korean pop star Rain, I’ve managed to track down video of the actual dance off. Following the closing segment from an episode of the Colbert Report last week, Colbert does his best to show off his moves but ultimately runs out of gas. Enjoy… Rain!!!

Here’s an older video of the Colbert Report, featuring Stephen Colbert and his first comments on Korean Pop star, Rain. The vid is capped off with Colbert doing an absolutely hilarious rendition of a Rain music video, as he’s “singing in korean.”

For those that haven’t heard about this “feud” between pop culture icons, Stephen Colbert took exception to being second on Time’s 100 most influential people, behind only the K-pop star. Since then Colbert has taken every opportunity to call out Rain, and has even challenged him to a dance off.

Thanks for the link Parker.

For those of you who haven’t heard, some guy named Jim Killeen set about making a full length documentary based on the results he pulled from “googling” his own name in the famous search engine. From there he set about tracking all of the interesting (and not so interesting) people around the world that share his name.

Personally, whenever I Google my own name I get a little depressed and my delusions of being a precious and unique snow flake begin to melt away (tear). Anyways, I hope you enjoy this guys movie about traveling around the world while making a buck of the the search engine that rhymes with Frugal.

Here’s the official site to buy the DVD, just in case you couldn’t get enough from our YouTube crap definition goodness.

Here’s an old viral video of a whale getting blown to bits in order to dispose of a dead beached carcass. Apparently it dates back to to 1970 or so, so our apologies for the tacky clothing.

What the local beach bums and media did not know was that before blasting this massive sea mammal, they’d have to be over a quarter mile away in order avoid being showered by decaying whale blubber. Oops!

Here’s the official website. Thanks for the link Shipp.