2006 Classic: The Google Buys YouTube
A guy says, “Google just bought YouTube for 1.6 billion dollars!” The bartender says, “For that much money, I hope they can finally make the… Read More »2006 Classic: The Google Buys YouTube
A guy says, “Google just bought YouTube for 1.6 billion dollars!” The bartender says, “For that much money, I hope they can finally make the… Read More »2006 Classic: The Google Buys YouTube
Brandon Routh has the most perfect hair in the history of superheroes. It didn’t move once during the whole movie. Part of the 78 Observational… Read More »2006 Archive: The Superman Returns Hair
Feeling deeply embarrassed because your calculator is still clear purple plastic while everyone else has moved on to sleek metallic silver designs. Part of the… Read More »2006 Legacy: The Clear Plastic Sunset
Why did the blonde bring a sheep to the office? She heard the computer needed more “RAM” for the new software. Part of the 55… Read More »2006 Vintage: The RAM
Why The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers? Because Howard Shore is basically the John Williams of Middle-earth. Part of the 40 Grammy Jokes:… Read More »2004 Classic: Best Score Soundtrack
Why did the blonde talk to her speakers? She thought they were “talking” to her. Part of the 52 Classic Blonde Jokes: The 2004 Archive… Read More »2004 Vintage: The Speaker
One, but they have to take a selfie with the ladder from a high angle. Part of the 72 Light Bulb Jokes: 2004 – The… Read More »2004 Vintage: The MySpace Scene Kid
Why the British accent? Because a band from Las Vegas convinced the entire world they were from London, giving us “Mr. Brightside”—the song that literally… Read More »2004 Classic: The Killers “Hot Fuss” Arrival
Why did the zombie look so bored? Because he was still playing Snake II on a phone that had 40% battery left after three years.… Read More »2003 Archive: The Nokia 3310 (Legacy)
Why did everyone start climbing brick walls? Because Tobey Maguire proved that a nerd with a spider bite could become a global icon, and we… Read More »2002 Classic: The Spider-Man Premiere
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