Dave the Sod

His name is Rob, he hates the taste of animals, he hates saddos with too many gadgets and he hates his mother for always nagging him to drive up and see her. He is the man who does all the right things but for all the wrong reasons. Play his video confession - and yes he does eat his cat.
"A charity asked me to make a video about green issues," explains ginger fuhrer Rob. "Hope you like it as I've made myself look like an utter prick making it." It's not long in before the blood and piss and anger start flying about.








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To critique Intelligent Design's absurd marriage of science with religion, Michael Shermer has penned the following revision of the Genesis creation story. Ideal for sending to your local vicar whilst you masturbate your man cock by slapping it between the heavy pages of The God Delusion. Oh sorry - just me then?
By Michael Shermer, editor of "Sceptic Magazine" and author of "Why Darwin Matters": He says:
"To convey the logical absurdity of trying to squeeze the round peg of science into the square hole of religion, I penned the following scientific revision of the Genesis creation story. It is not intended as a sacrilege of the poetic beauty of Genesis; rather, it is a mere extension of what the creationists have already done to Genesis in their insistence that it be read not as mythic saga but as sci­entific prose. If Genesis were written in the language of modern science, it would read something like this."








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An excellently made, cute and very fine looking piece of creative advertising from the bottled water producers, Evian.








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The point isn't so much the song itself as the second half of the vid, where Joel vividly illustrates the pitfalls of employing children as extras in your music videos.








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Never had much time for cricket, but I think these guys have stumbled upon a way to liven it up a bit: Cricket as a blood-sport where the idea is to kill pigeons. I'd certainly watch that.
This video shows how Jacques Rudolph accurately takes out a pigeon with the cricket ball at a Twenty20 match between Yorkshire and Lancashire at Headingley on 29/05/09.








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Kunt & the Gang revisit Kate Perry's poptabulous hit of last year. Lots of sexy builders. Kunt is a fucking star. He's also at Edinburgh this year. "I'm trying to raise awareness," he says, "Not in a cancer way."
Get this track free from http://kuntandthegang.co.uk - Video by Kunt and Mike Fordham.












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Now, I'm not actually a Manchester United supporter - Fulham are my team - but I have to say that you've just got to admire the passion of the guy who created this song for his favourite football team.













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In 1969, a 14-year-old Beatle fanatic named Jerry Levitan, armed with a reel-to-reel tape deck, snuck into John Lennon's hotel room in Toronto and convinced John to do an interview about peace. Now a somewhat older Jerry has produced a film about it.
Using the original interview recording as the soundtrack, director Josh Raskin has woven a visual narrative which tenderly romances Lennon's every word in a cascading flood of multipronged animation. Raskin marries the terrifyingly genius pen work of James Braithwaite with masterful digital illustration by Alex Kurina, resulting in a spell-binding vessel for Lennon's boundless wit, and timeless message.

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Websites like Match.com are allowing sad, lonely and desperate women all over the world to invite pain, suffering and rejection with just a few clicks of their mouse.

Since Barack Obama's recent victory in the US elections, there has been a massive down-turn in the sale of 'Anti-Bush' merchandise. Recent figures point out that the fall in sales of 'Buck Fush' t-shirts and other similar merchandise, could be to blame for the current economic crisis turning into the mother-of-all recessions.

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David Icke - Was He Right? - 46 min - Dec 28, 2006 Channel 5 - www.channel5.co.uk
Channel 5 documentary from 12/26/06 which chronicles David Icke's career to present day, and asks the big question - Was he right? Anyone who is paying attention knows the answer to that. A very impartial and fair documentary. Thank you Channel 5 for this great piece of journalism.

Shadow home secretary David Davis has resigned as an MP.
He is to force a by-election in his Haltemprice and Howden constituency which he will fight on the issue of the new 42-day terror detention limit.
Mr Davis, 59, told reporters outside the House of Commons he believed his move was a "noble endeavour" to stop the erosion of British civil liberties.
He is one of the best-known opposition MPs and his resignation came as a complete surprise in Westminster.
This cannot go on. It must be stopped and for that reason today I feel it is incumbent on me to make a stand.
He told reporters outside the Commons: "I will argue in this by-election against the slow strangulation of fundamental British freedoms by this government."
BBC Political Editor Nick Robinson said it was an extraordinary move which was almost without precedent in British politics.
Mr Davis has led the opposition to Labour's plans to extend the maximum limit terror suspects can be held beyond the current 28 day maximum.
On Wednesday, he accused the government of "buying" the nine votes they needed to get the legislation through the Commons.
He vowed that the Conservatives, who are the official opposition and favourites to win at the next election, would continue the fight in the House of Lords.









'Personal decision'
Shadow attorney general Dominic Grieve, who will take over as shadow home secretary, rubbished reports the Tory leadership was split on the issue and said a future Conservative government would repeal it.
He said he would be campaigning for Mr Davis in the by-election - but added it would be Mr Davis' own personal campaign and he would receive no financial support from Tory HQ.
This resignation is quite extraordinary and without precedent that I can think of in British politics and means that politics is now utterly unpredictable.
Asked about Mr Davis' resignation, Tory leader David Cameron said: "It was a personal decision, a decision he has made."
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I almost pissed my pants when I first saw this video over at 'I Ain't Afraid Of No Daleks' and just had to share it with you all here.
You may want to be sitting down on a comode for this one:

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Thanks very much to lalex6 for sharing this great piece of nostalgia with me:

The Revolution Will Not Be Televised by Gil Scott Heron

I personally think that this new Equality Bill - which you'll learn about in the video below - is absolutely ludicrous and actually forces employers to use racism, sexism and ageism in the workplace, rather than to stamp it out.
I agree that these ism's need to be stamped out in the workplace - and everywhere else for that matter - but this is definitely not the way to do it.
In my eyes - and in the eyes of many others, I'm sure - to be given a job, above all other applicants, on the basis of your race, sex or age, is just as racist, sexist and ageist as not being given the job.
I believe that every job applicant should be employed on their merits, skills, experience, etc. not because of their race, sex or age.
All this new Equality Bill achieves, is the creation of three new ism's... White'ism, British'ism and Male'ism... and unfortunately for me, I am all of these.

Three years on from the London Bombings of 7/7 (7th July, 2005), many of the questions surrounding the events of that day still go unanswered.
In remembrance of all the people who died that day and also for those who still feel that a full and open public inquiry is needed in order to fully explain what really happened, I am re-posting these two videos which ask the questions that many of us still need answered.
Please 'Steal' these videos and share them with everyone that you know, because we should never give up the fight for the truth...
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