Bill Corbett

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The UberBeast = how most people in web comment sections imagine themselves.
zombienormal:


The Muster, Alfred Kubin (1877-1959), circa 1903. (Christie’s London, 2007)
Via.

The UberBeast = how most people in web comment sections imagine themselves.

zombienormal:

The Muster, Alfred Kubin (1877-1959), circa 1903. (Christie’s London, 2007)

Via.

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We had a lot of fun compiling the entries and commentaries for our newest bad Wikipedia writing book The Needening, but we noticed that some of them were…a touch low brow. In fact when we finished the book we were amazed how often one particular word showed up. That word? Penis. (Of…

The Penising of The Needening!

superseventies:

CHiPs Goes Roller Disco - 1979 TV special.

There were a LOT of star-studded CHiPses. Believe me. But this one? This one right here?…this one was the MOST star-studded CHiPs OF ALL TIME.

superseventies:

CHiPs Goes Roller Disco - 1979 TV special.

There were a LOT of star-studded CHiPses. Believe me. But this one? This one right here?…this one was the MOST star-studded CHiPs OF ALL TIME.

ODINSLEEP, anyone?

rifftrax:

mjolnirfuckers:

Alright, Loves! I got it right this time. The FULL version of the Odin Sleep jokes from Rifftrax!

That’s better!

(Source: youtube.com)

PERFECTION

rifftrax:

Terry Silver “Perfect” supercut from Karate Kid III. One of the all time great RiffTrax movies that you probably haven’t seen.

Brilliant.  Do yourself a favor and follow Michael Kupperman. (@mkupperman on Twitter)
mkupperman:

Storm Cloudfront’s Julius Caesar.

Brilliant.  Do yourself a favor and follow Michael Kupperman. (@mkupperman on Twitter)

mkupperman:

Storm Cloudfront’s Julius Caesar.

Thrilling Adventure & Supernatural Suspense Hour’s Earth Day Special

mcconville:

I was honored to be a part of The Thrilling Adventure & Supernatural Suspense Hour’s Earth Day special back on April 22nd. It’s now available for your ears! This thing is full of guest stars, and had some very impressive music by Sara Watkins, Sean Watkins, and Eban Schletter.

On iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/thrilling-adventure-hour/id408691897?mt=2

On nerdist.com: http://www.nerdist.com/2013/05/thrilling-adventure-hour-118-sparks-nevadas-im-from-earth-day-special/

I guest-wrote one of the episodes and appear as a (no, THE) town drunk! Please check it out, and the THRILLING ADVENTURE HOUR in general. Tremendously talented people, always so much fun.

browsethestacks:

driveintheaterofthemind:
Al Pacino
The Godfather (1974)
Press Photo



Pacino: the pre-shouty years.

browsethestacks:

driveintheaterofthemind:

Al Pacino

The Godfather (1974)

Press Photo


Pacino: the pre-shouty years.

RiffTrax NIGHT OF THE SHORTS 2013 
For the first time ever, our live SF Sketchfest show Night of the Shorts is available video on demand!  Get it here:
RiffTrax NIGHT OF THE SHORTS 2013
Watch Mike, Bill, Kevin, and an all-star crew of hilarious guest riffers take on seven classic less-than-educational shorts, filmed LIVE onstage at San Francisco’s Castro Theatre in January of this year, in all its gritty, low-light, shakey-cam glory!
Our amazing guests included:
Paul F. Tompkins (Mr. Show; Best Week Ever; the Pod F. Tompkast; Tangled)
Kristen Schaal (30 Rock; Bob’s Burger’s; Flight of the Conchords)
Adam Savage (Mythbusters)
Kevin MacDonald (Kids in the Hall)
Plus our pals and SF Sketchfest co-founders:
Janet Varney (The Legend of Korra)
Cole Stratton (Pop My Culture Podcast)
Bill’s personal note: I’ve long been a fan of each one of our guests. We were honored to have them join us for this silliness.  Plus they were all very lovely people, which isn’t always the case with famous genius people, or other types of people.*
(*famous non-geniuses; non-famous geniuses; non-famous non-geniuses) 
Thank you!

RiffTrax NIGHT OF THE SHORTS 2013 

For the first time ever, our live SF Sketchfest show Night of the Shorts is available video on demand!  Get it here:

RiffTrax NIGHT OF THE SHORTS 2013

Watch Mike, Bill, Kevin, and an all-star crew of hilarious guest riffers take on seven classic less-than-educational shorts, filmed LIVE onstage at San Francisco’s Castro Theatre in January of this year, in all its gritty, low-light, shakey-cam glory!

Our amazing guests included:

Paul F. Tompkins (Mr. Show; Best Week Ever; the Pod F. Tompkast; Tangled)

Kristen Schaal (30 Rock; Bob’s Burger’s; Flight of the Conchords)

Adam Savage (Mythbusters)

Kevin MacDonald (Kids in the Hall)

Plus our pals and SF Sketchfest co-founders:

Janet Varney (The Legend of Korra)

Cole Stratton (Pop My Culture Podcast)

Bill’s personal note: I’ve long been a fan of each one of our guests. We were honored to have them join us for this silliness.  Plus they were all very lovely people, which isn’t always the case with famous genius people, or other types of people.*

(*famous non-geniuses; non-famous geniuses; non-famous non-geniuses) 

Thank you!

Hugest McDonald’s EVER.
unavidamoderna:

El edificio tipo A del Multifamiliar Juárez,  Roma Sur, México D.F., 1952
Arqs. Mario Pani y Salvador Ortega
Building Type A of the Multifamilar Juarez, Mexico City, 1952

Hugest McDonald’s EVER.

unavidamoderna:

El edificio tipo A del Multifamiliar Juárez,  Roma Sur, México D.F., 1952

Arqs. Mario Pani y Salvador Ortega

Building Type A of the Multifamilar Juarez, Mexico City, 1952

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