Bill O’Reilly Rage Tribute
A simple Bill O’Reilly rage tribute featuring some of Big Papa Bear’s best and worst freakout moments timed to O Fortuna by the MIT Orchestra. We’ll miss you Uncle Bill.
Astar the Robot PSA [Remaster]
Astar the Robot from Planet Danger, was a popular Canadian safety PSA by the War Amps of Canada that aired from 1984-1994. In the year 2000 the Astar PSA was remastered for a new audience.
One to Grow On PSA Compilation [Remaster] #2
2nd compilation of 20 “One to Grow On” PSA commercials aired during NBC’s Saturday morning cartoon line-up from 1983 – 1989. The lessons learned in each PSA were solid but often cringe inducing.
TV Prank Calls: Ten Forward [Remix]
In the early 90s there was a serious resurgence in Star Trek geekery that resulted in a public access TV show from Ontario, Canada called Ten Forward. Nerd[c]ore factor 11/10.
The Best & Worst of Richard Stallman [Remix]
A compilation of Richard Stallman’s best & worst moments with added lulz. Richard Stallman (RMS) has a massive cult following with alpha geeks, and with good reason, he did some of the heavy lifting concerning the GNU suite of free software.
First Ever Rage Quit [1969]
The first ever rage quit in gaming history occurred over a match of PONG in 1969 between engineers Ralph Baer and Bill Harrison. True story bros.
TV Prank Calls: The Pro Wrestling Report [Remix]
Live public access TV was a huge magnet for prank calls in the 80s and 90s. The Pro Wrestling Report with Double D and Karl got trolled mercilessly in 1998, here’s the best of that hilarious incident.
Winnebago Man [Remix]
The Winnebago Man is the now infamous outtakes from a Winnebago sales video featuring profane outbursts from the salesperson, Jack Rebney. This is the complete original footage with the best possible quality with some lulz thrown in for good measure.
AZN PRIDE (Got Rice Bitch?) [HD Remix]
This is my homage to one of the best pieces of viral content ever made: AZN PRIDE (Got Rice Bitch?). All I know about the original is it was sung by Joey Lo Flow and the background music and beat is from Tupac’s ‘Changes’.