I really do.  YouTube is single-handedly destroying video on the internet.  It used to be that someone had to be willing to spend a little money to host their videos.  It acted as a type of built-in quality control (obviously this wasn’t flawless, as proven by the existence of my website).

Now, any moron with a webcam can post videos all over the place.  I guarantee that there are at least one million YouTube videos that aren’t worth a moment of my time.  There are examples everywhere, but since I randomly just ran across one, I thought I’d post it:

Note:  This entry was written on February 29th, and was automatically posted today.

We’re heading up north to see Autumn’s grandmother today.  Maybe I should stop by my job’s corporate headquarters in Clearwater.  I can see what kind of car our CEO drives home after a log hard day of fucking over his employees for fun and profit.

What if Lauren Cleri (not Lauren Cleary as I had previously thought…thanks a lot Wikipedia!) had answered that question about “being a good person” correctly? What questions could have possibly come after that? This flash parody explores the possibilities.

Also on YouTube.

…Keith Olbermann is pretty cool.

We were all hanging out having a few drinks after the recent Ron Paul rally, when something terrifying happened like nothing we had ever seen.  Thundersnow!  Of course, we took this new experience as a sign that global warming had come to kill us all.  A few minutes of browsing the Wikipedia entry cleared things up, however.

This guy randomly added me as a friend on MySpace today.  Normally I head straight for the “deny” button, but I liked his video enough that I approved the request.  This makes me giggle:

…to Ron Paul.  If only we had more people in the media out there who were willing to point out what complete douchebags most of these people are.

People are now making a big stink about a new Huckabee ad that’s been playing in Iowa. They claim that a bookshelf in the background kind of looks like a cross and was therefore intentionally placed as a subliminal message. While I wouldn’t put it past him, I’m not sure I believe the hoopla. Of course, I don’t really see why that would be any worse than the actual content of the message, anyway. Is a psuedo-cross really worse than him flat-out praising Christ in his political message? Also in the ad, Huckabee muses that people must be sick and tired of political advertisements, so instead…here’s a Christmas greeting.

The obvious unspoken post-script reads, “By the way, vote for me…the Christian.”

Here’s the video. Watch how many times this guy blinks. I counted 39:

This is an actual local commercial that I just saw on Fox 31 in Denver.  Whether or not you agree with the message, you have to admit…this is a hilarious display of absolute insanity.  Imagine the balls required to put something like this on TV for all to see.

Their website is theantigym.com, and it contains a few other equally crazy commercials.

I’m thankful that we’ll soon be getting rid of the lying piece of shit we call our “commander in chief.”  Remember when Bush was running for office in 2000 and said all of these things?

If Ron Paul wins in 2008 I’ll have something else to be thankful for, too.