Tyler Stout had this gem on his website, I thought I would share

Get Pumped.



QUACK, QUACK, QUACK!

I listen to at least one of David Sedaris' audio books every night as a drift to sleep. He is my favorite author ever, and I seriously cannot get enough of him reading his stories. I would highly recommend picking up his book, "Me Talk Pretty One Day," as it is my favorite. Here is a short clip of him on the daily show. And him reading one of his essays.

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I love "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia." I also enjoy "Free Radio," so you put them together and voila, you have some classic crass humor. Probably not the best video to play while at work or around small children, not overly explicit, but it has some racism in it.

How do I love thee, let me count the ways



and yeah, I still have a soft spot for the pop

New Young Pony Club

I can't embed that video

This post is kind of like an illicit drug cocktail, an downer, then a quick upper.

Appel and Best.

Building the LEGO Millennium Falcon from Gizmodo on Vimeo.

This is how I want to paint from now on.

Man I love the daily show, and I love Hall and Oates, anyone who has been in my car since this summer knows that because the cassette tape Mallori gave me hasn't left.

One of the many reasons I check Tyler Stout's website every single day. He is an amazing artist and He always has the coolest videos up.

Now go buy some of his prints!

My buddy Chris showed me this a couple of weeks ago, and I just remembered it. I was dying laughing when I watched it.



Enjoy.

to learn "thriller."

I would totally go to this jail, I've always wanted to be able to dance the thriller, this is like the best thing to do while you are in the clink.

Just a little something to tide you over until the DVD comes out.

I saw this clip today, and I found it very moving. I thought I would share it with you guys, It is the first Daily Show after September 11, 2001. Jon Stewart is nothing less than a treasure and I am so glad he is around. He is an amazing man and I seriously think he is one of those people who cannot be given enough praise. I teared up when he recalled his story about Martin Luther King Jr. The clip really tore me up, when 9/11 happened I was in my business math class in high school, and I was, I think too stupid and too emotionally detached to understand what had happened, this clip gives me the feeling I think I should have had when it happened. Jon Stewart has opened up my eyes to, just the amount of suffering and love that people can have for a city and it's people. I am envious, I truly am of the New York City culture, a love for a city, the sense of togetherness, and the combined humbling effect it had on the city. The reverence that follows the topic. I feel extremely depressed that it has taken this long for me to realize this, but I am glad I have, and I really owe to Jon Stewart.



I also find it very interesting where and when I feel the need to just use the emotions that I have, that a video clip of a comedy show can move me to tear up and bear a tiny bit of my personal side. I am really thankful for that.

Even if I come off a little gay.

I think he is awesome



I was dying at the end of this clip.

Craig sent me this amazing link from Ghost World.



I love that guy.

Yeah.



And a public service announcement, yeah a toofer.