The cold war is back! Now that Oprah’s gone on a permanent hiatus, Russia is stepping up it’s talk-show game. This audience is just going bonkers, and I don’t use that word lightly. Get some strobes and black lights and I’m there. “And you get a scar! And you get a scar! And you get a scar!” (via Break)

Writing this post has been a serious exercise in self-control. Don’t understand why? Watch the video and then continue reading. I could talk about how one of the dudes in this video is never getting laid ever after people see this. I could talk about how these kids’ parents should go to jail for negligence (allowing these kids to ruin their lives) I could make a reference to the Hartford Whalers, but I won’t. I have chosen the higher path, “if you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say it at all.” On that note, watch the video after the jump!

The embargo on good taste regarding the Serene Branson Grammy video officially ended last night when CBS2 put to rest false rumors that the anchor had suffered a stroke on-air. Well thankfully for us (and Ms. Branson) the internet is free again to what it does best… auto-tune, remix and ridicule the news. Not only is this remix “Berry Very Dareson”, but it’s also butter lay to da bone.

With the gut-wrenchingly hilarious “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” kicking off it’s new season tonight, we did what any good fan does, and started looking for clips online. That’s when we came across the episode, “The Nightman Cometh,” which is about a musical written by Charlie. In the musical, they sing the annoyingly catchy song, “Dayman,” which is awesome in its own right. But after a commercial was put together of fans covering the song, YouTube became loaded with clips of people (often badly) covering “Dayman.” Here are the 20 best (or worst, we can’t decide) “Dayman” covers.

With the gut-wrenchingly hillarious “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” kicking off it’s new season Thursday, we did what any good fan does, and started looking for clips online. That’s when we came across the episode, “The Nightman Cometh,” which is about a musical written by Charlie. In the musical, they sing the annoyingly catchy song, “Dayman.”