Here’s a very funny comic by Foxtrot. It plays on how the RIAA has sued grandmothers, 12 year old girls, and other crazy things like that, just to get money. They have also recently come out with a website where you can pay for what you’ve pirated online, at a discount. This is perfect evidence of how they don’t want to help the artists, they just want money. But, enough of that, follow the link.

I found this video last year, and have been trying to find it for a while, but I finally have. It’s really funny, and it’s to the tune of a great song by a great band. It is placed in a private school’s Model United Nations club, and it’s a play on what the United States Government did in 2003, but it still manages to make it humorous and funny. For more information on the video, go the Wikipedia article on 16 Military Wives

I encourage you to check it out, it’s very good.

This is a perfect example of really clever marketing. It’s a business card for a Canadian personal trainer, and it the name is unable to be read unless you stretch the rubber it is on. It encourages people to work to read, and maybe strain their muscles.

I thought you might think it’s funny, and I really needed to post something.

I came across this article earlier today, and I thought it was funny. It attempted to predict what the year 2000 would be like, in the year 1950. Some of the funniest parts include the prediction that underwear could be recycled into candy, and we’ll eat sawdust instead of normal meals.

In encourage you to check it out, but it’s a scanned image from a magazine, so it may be annoying to read.

Update: I just remembered the show on Discovery Channel called 2050, which is basically the same concept. I’m interested in hearing what they got wrong and right when 2050 finally comes.

Better luck next time, everyone.