Archive for November, 2010
The Pill For Men
The pill is a wonderful thing. I mean what person wouldn’t want to have sex without the worry of getting…
The Hipster: A Retrospective Gallery
New York Magazine recently announced the death of hipsterism and Dov Charney, CEO of American Apparel, declared that,”hipster is over.” Although a quick jaunt through Williamsburg or Silver Lake might suggest otherwise, the truth is, sales of fixed gear bikes and handlebar moustache grooming kits are plummeting. So in remembrance of their once proud culture, here is a look back at what made hipsters great. I mean hilarious.
SmackTalk for 11/30
“But seriously guys, you might be rednecks.” -Jeff Foxworthy interrupting -Jon Friedman
The Best of The Onion’s Hipster Coverage
by shap on November 29, 2010. [Humor Pieces,Smack,Smack Channels]
From the dawn of the hipster era to its recent demise, no one kept its coverage real like fake newspaper The Onion. With headlines like, “Two Hipsters Angrily Call Each Other ‘Hipster,’” and…
Video: Annoying Hipster Douchebag
In this classic video from the apex of the hipster era, comedian Lucas Held goes to some hipster music festival to talk to hipsters about…
SmackTalk for 11/29
I’m surprised Wal-Mart’s in-house clothing brand is called Faded Glory instead of Still Killing It, Just Like In High School. -Alex Blagg
Cameltoe Unfiltered
Cameltoe-related comedy is all the rage right now, with two “commercials” about the subject coming out in the last few days. Apparently, boners aren’t funny anymore.
Keep It In Your Pants
Are you a guy who has trouble keeping it in his pants? This music video was made specifically for you.
SmackTalk for 11/26
I’m recovering from a sex addiction with the help of a 69 step program. –Josh Donoghue
Scare the Babysitter
Coming from a babysitter’s perspective, this is absolutely awful. It reminds me of the time I watched When A Stranger Calls, a remake of The Babysitter, before heading off to a babysitting gig. The babysitter in the movie is terrorized by a man who repeatedly calls the house and asks “Have you checked the children?” in a creepy voice. My mother thought it would be hilarious to call the house I babysat at that night and repeat that line to me. Thanks, Ma. Anyway, I can feel this guy’s pain.
