I found this a long time ago via Stumbleupon and only just got around to watching it.
Forget Avatar, this is the animated film of life on an alien planet you need to watch.

It’s like when kids swear, you can’t help but laugh at nuns behaving out of character. Even cartoon nuns.

It’s even cooler because Sister Anne is voiced by Katherine Parkinson from The IT Crowd.

via Lineboil

Check out another webisode here.

Some nice person has answered that question we’ve all wondered: Who does the voice for Smithers and the object of his unrequited love, Mr Burns?
Well, they’re both the same guy – Harry Shearer. This and many other voices have been helpfully charted in a nice graphic showing all the repeating characters from The Simpsons.

Click the pic to see the bigger picture.
Via The Awesomer.

Just that. I have no words to describe this apart from “What the ffffuuuu…?”

Click on the pic to go to one of the most truly bizarre and surreal experiences ever. Part Monty Python, part Lewis Carroll and all LSD trip, this seems to be something of a showpiece for a couple of people by the name of Bubbly Numbers who create interactive graphics and websites. When you’ve finished with the Book of Numbers, why not fry your grains the rest of the way and visit their home page HERE? It’s well worth a visit, if you like to mess with reality. Like I do.

Via Stumbleupon.

Did you read the title? Yeah, move along. I am posting this very, very NSFW video only as reference. I just want to make sure that this a real song and not something my sleep deprived brain dreamed up.

Did I mention this is NSFW? It is so completely crass that I was almost embarrassed to watch it when I was alone. The innocent animated cross-stitch is a great contrast to the utterly perverse subject matter of the song.

via antville

When I was a kid (mumble) years ago, there was a barber I used to go to. It wasn’t the closest, not by a long shot. What made it so attractive though, was the Space Invaders console table in the waiting area.

At that time, it was the best thing ever and – oddly enough – his trade shot up. Especially after he put up a sign barring non-customers from playing.
I wanted one. Heck, I still do.
Until I win the lottery and have both the money and space to own it, this will have to do…

Via Geekologie

The way we experience time has always been subjective. A day can drag, but then you wonder where the last week went. What I never realised before now, though, is that not only do we all have different views on our attitude to personal and cultural time, but it actually varies greatly from country to country.
Not only that, but it seems we’re going through a major shift in our cultural time-sense. And it’s not good.

I’ve watched this twice now and I have to admit the second time was more to concentrate on what the guy was saying, because the artist was doing a mesmerizingly cracking job with the illustrations…

Thanks to Holz fer this.