By: Dirttron
Beavis and Butthead – Vaya Con Cornholio
Beavis and Butthead – Vaya Con Cornholio
Beavis and Butthead – Vaya Con Cornholio
By: Dirttron
Beavis and Butthead – Vaya Con Cornholio
Beavis and Butthead – Vaya Con Cornholio
“When James was a baby, his parents gave him up for adoption. Carly’s parents wanted a cute baby boy, couldn’t find one, so settled for James. The two were so close in age that their parents decided to tell everyone – including Carly and James – that they were twins. Now in their late 20s, career-oriented James is forced to let an apathetic Carly live with him as he attempts to help Carly straighten her life out.” Written by and Starring Carly Ann Filbin and James Coker Featuring Austin Rye Color Correction by Dominick Martimucci Produced by Whitney Meers. Directed by Shane Tilston http://www.NotTwinsSeries.com
Walking to the set of Rescue Dawn, Steve Zahn finds his inner mountain man.
Hey FOD, your friends from Best Worst Advice visiting again, and for once we’re actually here to celebrate a celebrity who needs no advice at all. If you’re like us, you watched Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino give one of the all-time funniest performances in Comedy Central’s Celebrity Roast history last night. In fact, he was so funny that he had to explain his jokes to people a few times! And the crowd loved it, too. They even started yelling, “BOOOOOOO!” as an obvious pet name and term of endearment. And everyone today is saying that he bombed, which we assume means past tense for “He is the bomb.” That’s right, the Sitch, as his billions of loyal, intelligent fans call him, thumbed his nose at the thought of having a joke writer and he took Donald Trump and the rest of the event’s celebrities to task, reminding us that he is so much more than sculpted abs and a GED-equivalent education. He’s the greatest comedian in the history of mankind. Here is a collection of some of his jokes that didn’t make the cut last night.
World Cup fever is currently sweeping the globe, but the majority of Americans still don’t care enough about soccer to actually tune in. Here are some ways to spice up the World Cup for American audiences: