Am I a hater for saying that I don’t think I’d like to have had James Bond as a friend? Granted, the overflow of ladies he encounters would surely fall into my gutter-game but that doesn’t make up for the fact that he starts fights everywhere he goes. Plus, it doesn’t look like he drinks shots and I wouldn’t be caught dead drinkin… Click to read more

So the advent of Christmas means that the two-song playlist of N’Sync’s “Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays” and Mariah Carey’s “All I Want For Christmas” is here. I have no problem with these songs (purely because the ladies love them) but I vote to include one for the dudes. That’s right, I’m calling it. “Christmas in the Club” is the new holiday manthem. It’s just an extra bonus that they threw in fake stripper t*ts and midgets dressed as Santa’s helpers. Check out the nonsense after the jump!

I happen to love when people find the best awful movies that no one’s ever heard of and then re-dub the audio with random hilarious songs. That’s exactly what ThePossumPosse has done with the older movie Buffalo Rider. His bluegrass storytelling really captures the long flow that this Buffalo Bro embodies, saving orphan babies from the grass and punching cougars in the face. This sh*t easily gets the Ned stamp of approval. Check it out after the jump.

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Jon Stewart eviscerated Fox News recently over their allegations of a “War on Christmas” and we gotta say the “fair and balanced” crew does get just a tad ridiculous. While the term “Christmas” and/or its religious implications are increasingly becoming more censored, avoided, or discouraged by a number of groups, we can’t help but notice that the Christmas spirit is literally everywhere you look; Santa, reindeer, snowmen (and women!), elves, the whole nine. While we don’t completely agree with FOX News, we do like Christmas and we’d hate to see it go. For those who don’t, the DailyWhat found a NSFW video you should watch.

Jon Stewart eviscerated Fox News recently over their allegations of a “War on Christmas” and we gotta say the “fair and balanced” crew does get just a tad ridiculous. While the term “Christmas” and/or its religious implications are increasingly becoming more censored, avoided, or discouraged by a number of groups, we can’t help but notice that the Christmas spirit is literally everywhere you look; Santa, reindeer, snowmen (and women!), elves, the whole nine. While we don’t completely agree with FOX News, we do like Christmas and we’d hate to see it go. For those who don’t, the DailyWhat found a NSFW video you should watch.

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.

Unless you’re at an 80′s party sporting a killer perm, it is not socially acceptable to admit that you like these old-school songs. However it is totally to cool to belt out the lyrics, pull out the ole parachute pants, and shout over the music “I hate this song so much that I can’t help but just dance.” These are the 8 songs that you absolutely love to hate.

Out of the myriad of things wrong with today’s society, we need to thank Matt and Trey for calling attention to one of the greatest underlying causes of racial tension in the United States. Urination etiquette is of course the underlying issue, but as we all learned last night – there are just too many minorities in our waterparks. (To be fair though, there are a growing number of fat white people wearing t-shirts in the pool as well.)

Yes, this is real. Yes, the song was performed by instant meme, “Balloon Boy” Falcon Heene and his brothers. Yes, the name of the song is “Pussification,” the meaning of which is laid out clearly in the beginning of the video, and it’s pretty much what you’d expect. Yes, they say words I’m not allowed to print on COED. Yes, Falcon is in the toilet, slathered in whoknowswhat, looking like Mr. Hanky.

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.”

In this age of digital music downloads, the thought of walking into a record store to buy music seems like only something your grandparents (or at least your parents) would do – the fools! But such changes in technology and the way we consume music doesn’t just hurt the corporate music execs, it also means independently owned music shops…

Sir Paul McCartney has admitted that the 14-minute experimental Beatles song long thought to be a myth is real. Recorded in 1967, Carnival of Light was dubbed too “adventurous” to release to the public. But as McCartney told BBC Radio 4′s “Front Row,” “The time has come for it to get its moment.” … Click to read more

Most people’s first encounter with the ultra hip, uber talented band, The Ting Tings can be attributed to Steve Jobs and his brilliant iPod commercials. Their song, Shut Up and Let Me Go, was catchy, fun and piqued everyone’s interest…in more than an MP3 player. Fortunately, that song wasn’t the only trick up The Ting Tings’ sleeve.Their newest album, We Sta… Click to read more