Friedrich KNEE-SHAW.
The disturbingly hilarious and the hilariously disturbing:
1. These are pictures of (sometimes) shirtless Putin taking a fishing trip or whatever. The pictures aren't that interesting, unless you have a thing for topless!Putin, which, apparently, a lot of people do. What's hilarious is the caption accompanying each picture. A sample: "We feel the poncy stenciling on the shirt weakens the macho look." Der Spiegel = Germany's Go Fug Yourself y/n?
2. Someone invented a thingy (yay I'm so technical) that can get the IP addresses of organizations, and then does a comprehensive search for any Wikipedia edits made from those IP addresses. Of course, you get the expected whitewashing edits companies and organizations and governments make on their own Wikipedia articles. The interesting/hilarious ones, however, are the vandalism edits: someone from the Republican party posted a Harry Potter spoiler, someone from the New York Times said Tom Delay accepts dead babies from vampires, and my personal favorite, someone from the BBC changed "George Walker Bush" to "George Wanker Bush". The word "wanker" is my favorite British term, seriously.
3. MPREG makes it into the mainstream mediaz. No more commentary necessary.
1. These are pictures of (sometimes) shirtless Putin taking a fishing trip or whatever. The pictures aren't that interesting, unless you have a thing for topless!Putin, which, apparently, a lot of people do. What's hilarious is the caption accompanying each picture. A sample: "We feel the poncy stenciling on the shirt weakens the macho look." Der Spiegel = Germany's Go Fug Yourself y/n?
2. Someone invented a thingy (yay I'm so technical) that can get the IP addresses of organizations, and then does a comprehensive search for any Wikipedia edits made from those IP addresses. Of course, you get the expected whitewashing edits companies and organizations and governments make on their own Wikipedia articles. The interesting/hilarious ones, however, are the vandalism edits: someone from the Republican party posted a Harry Potter spoiler, someone from the New York Times said Tom Delay accepts dead babies from vampires, and my personal favorite, someone from the BBC changed "George Walker Bush" to "George Wanker Bush". The word "wanker" is my favorite British term, seriously.
3. MPREG makes it into the mainstream mediaz. No more commentary necessary.