Showing posts with label arnold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label arnold. Show all posts

Sunday, November 20, 2011

Arnold Schwarzenegger's DVD commentary for Total Recall



Hard to believe, but I don't think this is a joke - - Arnold Schwarzenegger's commentary for Total recall is a lot of him just describing what we can all see on the screen. The Blu-Ray/DVD is cheap Amazon. Via.

Thursday, May 19, 2011

Link roundup

1. At Reddit, a participant on Pimp My Ride participated in an ask me anything:
I actually had to sign a contract that prohibited me from listing their final product on eBay, which I did. I was contacted by Viacom about 3 hours later, ordered to take it down. I then got the contact info of the company that made the Jackhammer woof and made a deal. The problem with the show is, they don't fix any of the mechanical issues, and my car was a piece of shit. What they did was make my piece of shit sound exceptionally awesome, which is great. Just not great enough to drive on roads.
2. I can't believe this really exists - - Spike tv has a show called Repo Games:
From the producers of Jersey Shore and Spike TV comes Repo Games, a whole new kind of game show. Repo Games follows a crew of real-life repo men, Josh Lewis and Tom DeTone, as they give debtors one last chance to keep their cars -- but only if they’re willing to play for it. The debtors are asked five questions, and if they get three answers correct, their cars will be paid off on the spot. If the debtors fail, their cars get a new home at the impound lot.
Via.

3. Telling anecdote about Arnold Schwarzenegger. Via.

Sunday, October 24, 2010

Video showing Meg Whitman campaigning exactly like Arnold Schwarzenegger



Clever video shows Meg Whitman has made the exact same campaign statements as Arnold Schwarzenegger. Via.

In other fun political videos, watch New Mexico Lieutenant Governor Diane Denish accuse her opponent of wastefully giving border control agents "big fat boners" (instead of bonuses):



*Buy political memorabilia collections at Amazon.

Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Conan The Barbarian and Total Recall as musicals




OK, seriously, stop and watch these musicals by Jon and Al Kaplan - - it's as if Billy Crystal is doing an impression of Arnold and singing about Conan and Total Recall.

*Previously: Quaid in disguise Lego CubeDude.

*Buy Total Recall posters at eBay.

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Can you get an STD from a picture? (link roundup)



Hef, Arnold, and Wilt. Via.

And a few more links:

1. Katie Cook has put a sketch card offer up for bid at eBay. (Of course, for the amount it's going for already, you'd think she'd eat the shipping and handling charge.)

2. Crosswalk on a low-gravity world.

3. Banana Warhol.

*Previously: Suspicious theft of Warhol paintings.

*Buy Wilt Chamberlain toys at eBay.

Wednesday, July 8, 2009

The many faces of Arnold Schwarzenegger (and more)



The latest desktop wallpaper posted at Kitsune Noir features the many faces of Arnold Schwarzenegger by Owen Gatley.

Owen's website is full of charming books and pop-ups including An Abstract Telling of Hansel and Gretel:



wrestling lucadores, and a boy on thrilling adventures.

*Previously: Luchador paper doll.

*Buy luchador masks at eBay.

Friday, April 10, 2009

Hauser or is it Quaid? (link roundup)



An homage to Total Recall, one of my favorite movies, by Jeff Ramirez. The prints are on sale for $60 each at Gallery 1998.

And a few more links:

1. Washington Post editor Doug Feaver says anonymous comments should be allowed . . . because it's important for everyone to remember that there are lunatics out there. Via.

2. So what hurts the Los Angeles Times' credibility more, that they ran an ad on the front page that looked like a genuine news article, or that over 100 staffers signed a petition criticizing the move? Via.

3. President Obama is the first president to hold a Passover Seder. Here's the guest list. I'd like to see a version of Exodus drawn by Mike Mignola. Via.

4. Star Wars Easter Bunny.

*Previously: Moses vs. Egyptian zombies flash game.

*Buy Moses toys at eBay.

Hauser or is it Quaid? (link roundup)



An homage to Total Recall, one of my favorite movies, by Jeff Ramirez. The prints are on sale for $60 each at Gallery 1998.

And a few more links:

1. Washington Post editor Doug Feaver says anonymous comments should be allowed . . . because it's important for everyone to remember that there are lunatics out there. Via.

2. So what hurts the Los Angeles Times' credibility more, that they ran an ad on the front page that looked like a genuine news article, or that over 100 staffers signed a petition criticizing the move? Via.

3. President Obama is the first president to hold a Passover Seder. Here's the guest list. I'd like to see a version of Exodus drawn by Mike Mignola. Via.

4. Star Wars Easter Bunny.

*Previously: Moses vs. Egyptian zombies flash game.

*Buy Moses toys at eBay.

Thursday, November 6, 2008

Three animated gifs

Obama, Biden, Hillary, and Michelle O. rocking out in a car. Link.

Spock flashes a variety of signs. Link.

Schwarzenegger says "get to the choppa!" Link.

*See more animated gifs here.

Thursday, October 16, 2008

Link roundup

1. If you haven't seen it yet, then you must watch Andy Samberg's impression of Mark Wahlberg. This is "Mark Wahlberg talks to animals":




2. Animated gif of Hauser (or is it Quaid?) getting a personality transplant. Link.


3. Steampunk Boba Fett colorized. Link.


4. Alabama law school offers free iTunes downloads just for applying. Link.


5. When the economy is bad, Playboy Playmates tend to be older and less curvaceous. You can examine the data here (honest, it's just data, no pictures). Via.


6. Freddie Mercury, if he was a character in Scott Pilgrim's universe. Link.

*Find more animated gifs here.

*Buy Boba Fett toys at eBay.