Today's throwback video of the week is "Lazy Sunday". If you didn't know, it's a song that was the resurgence for Saturday Night Live.
You see, back in 2005 SNL was struggling. They were trying to find their identity, and had tried a "Digital Short" once. Digital Short's are sketches that are recorded in advance, instead of the READ MORE
In 2001, Judson Laipply recorded the Evolution of Dance. In 2006 he uploaded a clip to YouTube...it now has over 180 million hits. Wow. Alright people, let's get started making the Roommates series as widely viewed!
So what's Judson up to now? Well, he's a motivational speaker, and ESPN even contracted him to make a sequel to the READ MORE
Do you ever wonder where the image in our "Throwback Friday" logo comes from? Well, if you don't already know then you'll find out in this weeks edition: it's the leprechaun from Mobile, AL.
In March 2006, residents of Mobile, Alabama started spotting a leprechaun in their neighborhood and the local NBC affiliate decided that it READ MORE
Ahhh...1998. I was 18, Pat was 40, and Baz Luhrmann put out a song that I liked because of the beat. And every year that I get older, it makes more sense. The song came from an article called "Advice, like youth, probably just wasted on the young" written by Mary Schmich in the Chicago Tribune as a column in 1997. She described READ MORE
What is a modern samurai? Easy answer: it's someone who can cut an airsoft pellet shot out of a gun with a samurai sword. Isao Machii’s is the man who can do it. Hi sword skills are so advanced, he can prove his skill on tape. We have the video...and so did a million other people in 2009. You have to sit through some pretty READ MORE
It's Friday, so that means old videos - rehashed! This week we have one from Barats and Bereta...and it's a joke that you can use on your friends.
Have you ever told a knock-knock joke? Of course you have. But you've probably never ended yours like this before.
Check it out below, and please, use this on your friends today.
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Today's throwback video of the week is brought to you by "Tecmo Super Bowl" on NES. In this video we get to watch Bo Jackson carve up the defense repeatedly. Let's see Adrian Petersen try to do that in Madden 12'. It's not going to happen...and I think that's why I miss old school football games.
The game is one of the all-time READ MORE
It's Friday, and the weather is getting cool and beautiful again. So you know what that means...most people are skipping work instead of browsing the internet, so we like to make our articles short and funny for the few of you who are actually in your offices - hence, Throwback Friday.
That may be too much info, but we like to be READ MORE
Do you love the mid-west? We at Bro Council do. Where else could you get a witness to a robbery that sounds like this. Apparently, her friends were robbed while she was getting "one more tab of coffee in her coffee cup". The video below is the remix version of the interview (the parent company of the tv station has apparently READ MORE
Brian Collins was covering the March 22, 2005 game between the Indiana Pacers and the New Jersey Nets - and it was a horrible performance. Millions of people have seen this video, but not everyone knows the story behind it. Collins agreed to be on Ball State University's college newscast because the regular sportscaster was ill. READ MORE
Today's throwback video of the week is brought to you by "NBA: The Entertaining Years." In this video from 1993 we see Charles Smith of the New York Knicks get blocked and stripped four times by several Chicago Bulls players. This is the scenario:
Charles Smith was a great basketball player for the University of Pittsburgh. After READ MORE
This past weekend I went to an 80's party, and I don't typically enjoy dressing up in costumes. So instead, as you can see above, I put on my All Valley Karate Champion t-shirt that the Cobra Kai Dojo gave me back in 1984* and an old Dodgers hat. I was really surprised at how many people didn't know the meaning behind the READ MORE
Before he was Dr. Huxtable and wearing outlandish sweaters, Bill Cosby was teaching me and a million other kids about reading, counting, and connecting the dots. Each morning I would be up and ready with my Picture Pages books for the days lesson, while Cosby and "Mortimer Ichabod Marker" helped me out.
"Picture Pages" started on READ MORE
Start your Friday off right by watching this video of Caitlin Upton, Miss Teen USA South Carolina, talking about why US Americans are unable to find the US on the map, such as the Iraq and such as and our education should help the Iraq and the Asian countries. Such as.
If that last sentence didn't make sense, I'm sorry. I was READ MORE
About four years ago, a video began circulating on the internet of what appears to be a Middle Eastern man firing a gun, falling backwards from the recoil, and breaking a glass door. Then he says something that sounds like "Willy Bob". That was the only part of the video I ever saw, and I must have seen it about 40 times. In honor READ MORE
