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*gigglefit* I don't know how many of you have seen this, but it's certainly new to me - White Collar parody, in which the FBI teams up with Santa to solve crimes:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=topKGRaEUNA

ETA: Link on Vimeo for those who can't view it on Youtube - http://vimeo.com/54707607


And this is just sweet - an adoption PSA with the White Collar cast. (The kid at the end is Willie Garson's real-life son, who is adopted.)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7F50AmQmW0o

(Too lazy to embed ... and not terribly fond of embedded video myself, anyway.)

I've seen some really WTF book covers (1970s sci-fi is especially prone to it), and quite a few that seemed to have only the most passing relationship to the book's contents, but I am pretty sure this VERY NOT WORK-SAFE cover of The Princess Bride is the most bizarre, hilarious mismatch of book contents to book cover that I have ever seen.

If I need brain-bleach, so do you!

Not worksafe! Quite porny, in fact! Did I mention this is an actual cover? Of the actual book? Someone was clearly dropping a lot of acid at Ballantine Books in the 1970s. Either that, or my edition of The Princess Bride somehow left out the tentacle rape, skulls, snakes and inappropriate religious imagery. Also I never really imagined Buttercup looking that much like Cher.

I had to link to today's Get Fuzzy because it made me laugh so hard -- this is so totally our dog and cat! Lucky and the cat often wrestle, except the cat is so tiny compared to Lucky that the most he can do is wrap his front legs around Lucky's head, and I often get the impression that he is way, way more serious about it than the dog, except he's never caught on that his claws don't penetrate the dog's fur. I'll look over at them wrestle-fighting, and Lucky is all "durrrr, this is so fun, I LUV YOU LITTLE PLAYFRIEND *tailwag*" and the cat's all, "DIE DIE DAMN YOU WHY WON'T YOU DIE AAARGH". *g*

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