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Darth Vader probably hasn’t has as much work done on his appearance as Michael Jackson, but he does the Thriller dance just as well. Enjoy.
The Daily Show team digs out the best clips from the archive for this stuff. Here’s Stewart on unverified social media info driving coverage of the Iran elections.
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Whatever. I want to see him do it with chopsticks like the Karate Kid.
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Mi says:
Huh Obama was distracted by a fly? I would have thought he had more important things on his mind. And man, he just looked weird. If it was large as the reporter said, why was it a big deal? The love fest with the media makes me puke. Read more »
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Anthony says:
We might doubt whether he is Muslim or Christian, but at least he is clearly not Buddhist… Read more »
If you haven’t seen this before, have a look. It’s a classic Saturday Night Live skit featuring Will Ferrell and Christopher Walken about, well, the need for more cowbell.
Heading in to the weekend I’d like to propose starting a list. What do you think could do with a little more cowbell?
I’ll make a start:
1. The Department of Defence
2. Cricket Australia
3. Question Time
Over to you ...
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DD says:
I haven’t seen that before - I was crying so hard my 2 1/2 year old came over to ask “What’s wrong Dad?” I wanna see Joe Hockey playing more Cowbell.. Read more »
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Ollie says:
Roxon needs more cowbell as she thinks of more ways to ruin healthcare Read more »
Invent a silly catchphrase. Take to ridiculous extremes. Publish on internet. Watch as it becomes a minor sensation.
This is doing the rounds today.
Maybe it’s just me, but I think it’s a bit meow meow meow.
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hayley says:
whatever strokes your porridge (: Read more »
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bec says:
Happy EOFYS. Read more »
Weren’t the ‘80s a magical time? Not sure what the boys in the classroom have got to do with the rest of this endearingly confused effort from Bonnie Tyler. But some comic genius has re-worked it for your viewing pleasure.
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cynic says:
This may seem hilarious but since they started teaching English students about film techniques every single film clip, advertisement, news broadcast, show and movie in our house is partnered with similar side dialogue from one of our daughters. It is extremely distracting. I don’t know how she can enjoy anything… Read more »
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jg_rat says:
Finally, it all makes sense to me now Read more »
From the Budget papers:
The Government is committed to retaining the [Extended Medicare Safety Net]. This demands that the safety net remain sustainable. There is evidence to suggest that excessive growth of fees for obstetrics and other services, such as Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART), hair transplants and varicose veins is putting this sustainability at risk.
(I need to be clear that this is not in any way making light of the fact that treatments like IVF are facing a cap. You can read about a child who probably would never have been born had the cap been in place here.)
Step forward, Shane Warne. You have clearly encouraged men of Australia to seek out hair replacement treatments in a way that provides an opportunity to publish this picture again. Warney videos for your viewing pleasure below, too.
Continue reading "Yeah, yeah: Warney’s role in $450m Medicare blowout" »
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