Click on the boxes. Watch them divide. It seems rather stupid at first, but then you find yourself clicking away, and 10 minutes later, and it doesn't seem that stupid after all.
The MTV Movie Awards were awesome this year. However, I was not familiar with "Keyboard Cat". My friend, Matt, had to rectify this. Apparently Keyboard Cat will play people "offstage" at the end of clips. Here are his top favorite "Keyboard Cat" videos on youtube:
Despite the rather unfortunate name of this site, it's a clever little application where you draw lines, and when the balls fall on the lines, they make sounds.
My newest webcomic obsession is a fake Dungeons and Dragons quest through the Star Wars movies. The jokes are aplenty and well deserved. The best part is that this is the guy tells his story using screen captions from the movies. It is all too easy to find a screen caption of an actor looking goofy. Awesome.
Are you ever in a restaurant and confused by which is the sign for the women's restroom and which is for the men's? I don't know if there will be any confusion with these...
A friend in the entertainment industry forwarded this site along, but it appeals to many different groups. It's a horror stories collection from assistants. More than a few of these give me terrifying flashbacks. And yet I can't stop reading!