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At the end of each year Jimmy Kimmel and staff picks their favorite clips and award the one that rises above them all.
See who Jimmy picked as his favorite clip of 2013 – with a special appearance from the winner.
Worthy nominees all around. The third nominee I had not seen.
Quite the surprise in the end.
Distractify has compiled several answers from tests that, while not correct, are pretty creative and funny. Here’s just a few.
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Head over to Distractify for a whole lot more.
From Jimmy Kimmel Live:
Many prominent leaders from around the world went to Nelson Mandela’s memorial service in South Africa and, as is often the case at big events like this, they had a sign language interpreter there to translate for the hearing impaired.
The only problem was that the movements the translator was making with his hands made no sense and many people became suspicious of him.
So we brought in a real sign language interpreter to tell us what this guy was actually signing.
Here’s just a bit of the translation: “Hello, welcome so far. Well cigarette join, bringing in different to you – a circle – and I would like to pray this offering, basically this is fun, all of these balls, to prove this is good, I’m sorry.”
When dogs are too afraid to pass their cat siblings…
Peter used to have a little problem, now he performs like a pro.
Cute video for new FDA approved medication for premature ejaculation.
More info at www.promescent.com/peter
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Ok, I think this is brilliant.
In anticipation of the release of Will Ferrell anchored an entire real-life newscast on Saturday night in Bismarck, North Dakota as his Anchorman character Ron Burgundy. His real-life co-anchor Amber Schatz often struggled to keep a straight face.
Schatz had no idea she would have a “guest co-anchor” until a few days before.
The AP reports:
No money changed hands, Blumhagen said, and both the movie and television station are garnering significant publicity from the numerous shares on Facebook and Twitter.
Station managers did want some assurances that the stunt wouldn’t go too far, and Blumhagen said Ferrell was on board with maintaining the integrity of the newscast.
Schatz, who typically anchors the weekend newscasts alone, said she didn’t learn that she’d share the dais until Wednesday. It was a complete surprise to viewers.
Ferrell stayed on script for most of the newscast, but a few times he did stray into more “Ron Burgundy” territory. Sharing a story on firefighters, he seemed impressed that crews used 500 gallons of water and foam to put out the blaze: “I repeat, 500 gallons.” And later during a story about s’mores he underlined the “s” by pronouncing the word “suh-mores.”
You can watch the entire newscast below. Great marketing idea.
My friend Ian Parks, the hunky “Hot Toddy” of the popular web series “Where the Bear Are” is a pretty funny follow on Facebook. If you don’t follow him, hit this link and do so. He comes up with some pretty funny stuff to post.
This was from him FB page today: “Ian’s Ravey Thanksgiving 2013”
Ian sees pretty lights…
…he reaches for the blue glowing orb…
…suddenly, the space/time continuum collapses into a singularity and merges with his hand! Holy fuck!
Ian contemplates his new god-like powers.
When you hear the bass line bumpin’ in Retta’s car, it just might be Puccini.
(via Conan O’Brien)