Michael Bay Eats a Bowl of Cereal
What, no explosions? I thought every Michael Bay movie had some sort of pyrotechnic display. It's in the contract.
Michael Bay eating a bowl of cereal. - watch more funny videos
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The Internet has spawned a universe of renegade video: an outpouring of parody, celebrity, sci-fi, bloopers, undiscovered talent and weirdness that defies category. We're in an age where homemade clips flare into worldwide phenomena.
We like this stuff. We think about it. And we show you our favorites.
JON BURSTEINBurstein watches anything on television and spends too much time looking for stupid viral videos, according to his wife... < More >
KATHY BUSHOUSESomeday, if she's lucky, Bushouse will get to appear on VH1's "The World Series of Pop Culture" and finally use her ability... < More >
BRIAN HAASA crime reporter at the Sun Sentinel, he’s a dork among dorks with interests in video games, Lost, Heroes and science... < More >
JUSTIN L. ABROTSKYThe self-proclaimed "World's Greatest Online News Producer," he watched far too much television in the 1990s... < More >
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Comments
I recently came across your blog and have been reading along. I thought I would leave my first comment. I don't know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading. Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often.
Betty
Why thanks, "Betty". Thanks for spamming up our blog with your crap Web site on "Desktop memory"
Perhaps we should drop you a not at your domain name registration e-mail, DESKTOPMEMORY.INFO@domainsbyproxy.com, or perhaps we should just contact your registration company, domainsbyproxy and let them know about your activities.
By the way, I've changed your listed Web site to the Federal Trade Commission, which aggressively prosecutes spam.
Have a great day "Betty," and I hope you manage to string together some more coherent content on your Web site than the troglodytic nonsense that currently populates it.
Sincerely,
Brian @ WTN
Posted by: Betty | April 8, 2009 10:31 PM
I posted this only to see if it would trigger a Haas tirade against these people posting fake comments on our blog. Haas?
Posted by: Kathy Bushouse | April 8, 2009 10:49 PM
Glad to be of service.
Posted by: Brian Haas | April 9, 2009 1:38 AM