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WHAT DOES BOBA FETT™ THINK ABOUT ALL DAY?
Feb. 27th, 2009 11:20 am
Which is kind of creepy, in retrospect.
Not so fun to wear,
This is dF
Feb. 27th, 2009
Which is kind of creepy, in retrospect.
Not so fun to wear,
This is dF
BE IN MY VIDEO
Feb. 27th, 2009 11:31 amRecently spotted in Santa Cruz:
PRODUCTION NOTE: “Otter Preminger” jokes will not be accepted at this establishment. But ten Whuffie points for anyone who actually gets the reference without Googling it.
And an additional ten points if you actually know what Whuffie is.
I can has video camera,
This is dF
PRODUCTION NOTE: “Otter Preminger” jokes will not be accepted at this establishment. But ten Whuffie points for anyone who actually gets the reference without Googling it.
And an additional ten points if you actually know what Whuffie is.
I can has video camera,
This is dF
ITEM: Nerve.com has posted its list of the 20 Weirdest Interviews Of All Time – or at least the 20 weirdest TV interviews of all time that also happen to be available on YouTube.
Some are pretty obvious, and it’s hard to beat the infamous Crispin Hellion Glover interview on Letterman (“I’m STRONG! And I can KICK!”), but my personal favorite is this one: a car show promo in Memphis circa 1977 featuring Batman (Adam West) and Jerry “The Evil King Of Memphis” Lawler being interviewed by Dave Brown.
Recommended for West going into a tangent on traffic safety. And kudos to Jerry Lawler for being the only interviewee to make this list twice. (The other being the time he slapped Andy Kaufman on Letterman.)
FUN FACT: I grew up on both Batman and Memphis-based wrestling shows. You can tell, can’t you?
It’s good to be the King,
This is dF
Some are pretty obvious, and it’s hard to beat the infamous Crispin Hellion Glover interview on Letterman (“I’m STRONG! And I can KICK!”), but my personal favorite is this one: a car show promo in Memphis circa 1977 featuring Batman (Adam West) and Jerry “The Evil King Of Memphis” Lawler being interviewed by Dave Brown.
Recommended for West going into a tangent on traffic safety. And kudos to Jerry Lawler for being the only interviewee to make this list twice. (The other being the time he slapped Andy Kaufman on Letterman.)
FUN FACT: I grew up on both Batman and Memphis-based wrestling shows. You can tell, can’t you?
It’s good to be the King,
This is dF
