Happy Caturday!
Stoner cat is taking a bath after a big hit from his cat bong. And no, he's not a Gremlin. He's just chillaxin' on a groovy Caturday. As you should be. Later, dudes!
GiggleSugar Best of the Week
- RIP George Carlin. Your legacy lives on!
- It's imperative that we utilize our collective synergy, give it 110 percent, and vote to determine the most annoying corporate catchphrase. It's a win/win, really.
- I'm clearly not working my vajayjay to its full potential . . .
- If this doesn't make you smile, then I don't know what will.
- Didn't your mother teach you any ass hygiene?
- Funny or offensive? This banned mayo commercial was a little too forward for the peeps across the pond.
- The unscripted news is so much more informative — in a Freudian kind of way.
- When life gives you a steaming pile of dog sh*t, make Poopsicles!
- Methinks this Take Your Daughter to a Tattoo Parlor (and Watch Her Scream and Squirm) Day was a bad idea.
Kermit Sings Radiohead’s Creep
Oh, man. I remember when we posted Kermit singing "Hurt" by Nine Inch Nails. It instantly killed a part of my childhood. Well, now we have Kermit singing an equally depressing song from Radiohead — their classic "Creep." He wishes he were f•ucking special. You are f•ckin special, Kermit, you are! (Make sure you watch until you get to the end when Fozzie Bear chimes in! Ha!)
Invasion of the Body Snatchers at Taco Bell?
If I were in a public place and everyone around me froze at the same time — midslurp, midbite, midstride —I'd have a fleeting second of panic, especially if the frozen peeps were this good at holding their own. I didn't see a blink out of one of them! I did notice that the dude in green is shown frozen in multiple poses, so I think Taco Bell allowed this to happen (on opening day, no less!) over and over again. Hmm. Sounds like a viral marketing ploy to me. But a fun one, no less.
Would You Go See the Jerry Springer Opera?
Jerry Springer, a former mayor of Cincinnati and current talk show host, has made a household name of himself ??? for all the wrong reasons. His wildly popular talk show is notorious for its fighting, biting, screaming, pushing, and cheating guests. It's as lowbrow as TV can get, but the ratings remain high. So the only natural thing to do is turn Springer's success into an opera, no? Some peeps love the idea, others are deeply offended. What's your take?
